Introduction
Course setupChapter 1: About computers
Module A: Computing conceptsModule B: Computer types
Module C: Troubleshooting methodology
Chapter 2: Operating systems
Module A: Operating system basicsModule B: Common operating systems
Module C: Navigating the Windows 10 interface
Chapter 3: Computer hardware
Module A: Core componentsModule B: Storage devices
Chapter 4: Computer expansion
Module A: Expansion interfacesModule B: Peripheral installation
Module C: Input and output devices
Chapter 5: File management
Module A: Managing filesModule B: Folders and locations
Chapter 6: Computer administration
Module A: Windows settingsModule B: Personalizing the Windows environment
Chapter 7: Computer maintenance
Module A: Updates and maintenanceModule B: Environment and safety
Module C: Workstation setup
Chapter 8: Security
Module A: Security fundamentalsModule B: Security techniques
Module C: Securing devices and data
Chapter 9: Network fundamentals
Module A: Networking conceptsModule B: Network technologies
Module C: SOHO router features
Module D: Windows network connections
Chapter 10: Applications
Module A: Application genres and featuresModule B: Installing applications
Module C: Software development
Chapter 11: Databases
Module A: Understanding general database termsModule B: Relational databases
Module C: The access interface and objects
Chapter 12: Internet applications
Module A: Web technologiesModule B: Using a web browser
Module C: Virtual and cloud applications
Chapter 13: Mobile devices
Module A: Mobile device featuresModule B: Confirguing mobile devices
Our latest IT Fundamentals course provides the basic knowledge needed for digital literacy: this includes the fundamental principles of hardware, software, and networks as well as best practices for using all three. This course maps to the CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U61 Exam. Objective coverage is marked throughout the course. You can download an objective map for the series from the 30 Bird website.
Students will benefit most from this course if they intend to take a CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U61, or if they wish to attain an introduction to the core principals and skills of information technology.
This course assumes students have basic knowledge of using a keyboard and a mouse. It does not assume that you have any formal familiarity with computers or the internet.
To request the PowerPoints for this course, please e-mail sales@30bird.com.