About Comptia A+ Certification Training

COMPTIA A+ is Open to anyone with the Knowledge of English. This hands-on course is our recommended curriculum for those who want to upgrade, repair, maintain and troubleshoot computers. This course covers the full range of IBM and IBM-compatible systems. This is a preliminary course recommended for candidates wish to enter Network and System administration field.

The CompTIA A+ course is the first step in your preparation if you are preparing for a career as an entry-level information technology (IT) professional or computer service technician. The course will build on your existing user-level knowledge and experience with software and hardware for personal computer (PC) to present basic skills and concepts you will be using on the job. You will gain the essential skills and information you need to install, configure, optimize, troubleshoot, repair, upgrade, and perform preventive maintenance on PCs, digital devices, and operating systems in this course.
You can benefit from the CompTIA A+ course in two ways. Whether you are working or planning to work in a mobile or corporate environment where you have a high level of face-to-face customer interaction, where customer communication and customer training are important, or in an environment where there is limited customer interaction and a focus on hardware activities, this course provides the background knowledge and skills you need to be a successful A+ technician. It can also assist you in preparing to take the CompTIA A+ Certification Exams, 2016 goals (examination numbers 220-901 and 220-902), to become a CompTIA A+ Certified Professional.


COMPTIA A+ CERTIFICATION HIGHLIGHTS

Course Duration

2 Months

Learners

50000

Delivery Mode

Classroom Training

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WHO WILL BENEFIT
Students
Engineer,Scientists
Systems programmers
Coding Enthusiast
COMPTIA A+ CERTIFICATION COURSE CURRICULUM

Basics of Computer

  • Alt Text Computer Fundamentals
  • Alt Text Generation of Computer






Operating Systems

  • Alt Text MS-DOS Commands
  • Alt Text Autoexec.bat & Config.sys
  • Alt Text Working on Windows 98/XP





Memory Management

  • Alt Text Conventional & Extended Memory
  • Alt Text Types of Memory EDO, SDRAM, DDR, RAMBUS




Assembling a PC

  • Alt Text Card and Connector Identification
  • Alt Text Assembling a Latest PC
  • Alt Text Installation of Windows 98/XP
  • Alt Text Installation of Application Software
Working on Windows 98/XP
  • Alt Text Start Menu
  • Alt Text File Management
  • Alt Text Configure using Control Panel
  • Alt Text Adding and Removing the Drivers
  • Alt Text Intro of MS-Word, Excel & Powerpoint
Digital Electronics
  • Alt Text Start Menu
  • Alt Text The Number System
  • Alt Text Gates and Flip-Flop
  • Alt Text Counter and Register






Microprocessor and Support Chips
  • Alt Text Microprocessor Basics (8088)
  • Alt Text Microprocessor Internal Architecture
  • Alt Text Bus Architecture (ISA, PCI, AGP etc.)
  • Alt Text Support Chips (8284, 8288, 8237, 8259)
Advanced Microprocessor
  • Alt Text Intel 80386, 80486, Celeron, P-II, P-III,PIV
  • Alt Text Non-Intel Processors (Cyrix, AMD)
  • Alt Text Math Co-Processors
  • Alt Text Advanced Motherboard Types
Storage Devices
  • Alt Text Magnetic Memory
  • Alt Text Data Encoding Scheme
  • Alt Text FDC and FDD
  • Alt Text HDD Interfaces
  • Alt Text FDISK and FORMAT
  • Alt Text HDD Organization
  • Alt Text Optical Storage (CD, DVD)
  • Alt Text HDD Interfaces
storage
Virus
  • Alt Text Types of Viruses
  • Alt Text Virus Infection and Prevention
  • Alt Text Virus Scanning using Anti-Virus Software
Parallel and USB Port
  • Alt Text Parallel and USB Port Basics
  • Alt Text SPP/EPP/ECP
  • Alt Text Interfacing devices to USB and Parallel Port
Printers
  • Alt Text How Dot-Matrix, Inkjet & Laser Printer works
  • Alt Text Loading the Drivers and enable print sharing



Serial Port and Modem
  • Alt Text Serial Port RS-232 Signals
  • Alt Text Internal and External Modem
  • Alt Text Configuring Modem for Internet connection
Laptop
  • Alt Text How Laptops are like Desktop
  • Alt Text How Laptops are different from Desktop
  • Alt Text Docking Connecto
Troubleshooting
  • Alt Text CMOS Setting
  • Alt Text Operating System Troubleshooting
  • Alt Text Hardware Troubleshooting