220-1102 | Cyber Maze

Do you want to make a career in the IT industry? Then this CompTIA A+ 220-1102 certification could be perfect for you.

This course at a glance:

Gain an internationally recognised IT qualification developed by industry experts.
Learn more about the Microsoft Windows operating system and its features.
Understand how to troubleshoot software issues on Microsoft Windows and mobile devices.

COURSE OVERVIEW

This internationally recognised certification is your ticket to a career in IT.

During this CompTIA A+ 220-1102 course, you will explore laptop hardware and components, common connector types, best practices for solving problems, and much more.

Enrol today with a flexible study option to suit you and your busy lifestyle… deadlines and timetables are a thing of the past!

What next?

Following the successful completion of this course, you will be able to put your newfound knowledge into practice and develop your career. If after, you’re looking to enhance your IT knowledge even further, take a look at the other IT and computer courses we offer.

Awarding body

The Computing Industry Association (CompTIA) is a leading voice for the estimated 75 million person industry, and the tech professionals who design, implement, manage, and safeguard the technology that powers the world’s economy.

They promote industry growth, the development of highly skilled workforces, and a commitment to creating an environment where innovation happens, through education, training, and certificates.

CompTIA’s membership and certification holders span the full range of technology companies, from established Fortune 500 leaders to small and medium-sized tech businesses.

COURSE OUTCOME

You will receive a CompTIA A+ 220-1002 Certificate of Completion.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no specific entry requirements for this course.

ASSESSMENT

One exam.

COURSE CONTENT

Common operating system types and their purposes
Features of Microsoft Windows versions
General OS installation considerations and upgrade methods
Using appropriate Microsoft command line tools
Using Microsoft operating system features and tools
Using Microsoft Windows Control panel utilities
Application installation and configuration concepts
Configuring Microsoft Windows networking on a client/desktop
Using features and tools of the Mac OS and Linux client/desktop operating systems

The importance of physical security measures
Logical security concepts
Wireless security protocols and authentication methods
Detecting, removing, and preventing malware using appropriate tools and methods
Social engineering, threats, and vulnerabilities
The differences in basic Microsoft Windows OS security settings
Implementing security best practices to secure a workstation
Implementing methods for securing mobile devices
Implementing appropriate data destruction and disposal methods
Configuring security on small or home office wireless and wired networks

Best practices associated with types of documentation
Implementing basic change management best practices
Implementing basic disaster prevention and recovery methods
Common safety procedures
Environmental impacts and appropriate controls
The processes for addressing prohibited content/activity, and privacy, licensing, and policy concepts
Using proper communication techniques and professionalism
Identifying the basics of scripting
Using remote access technologies