Course Title: CompTIA Aplus Certification 2003 Objectives
Virtual Training Company's CompTIA A+ Certification (2003 Objectives) tutorial is a wonderful resource tool in preparing for the A+ Certification test. Certified instructor Bill Ferguson begins by taking you through the basics: terminology, how computers function, software and hardware relationships, BIOS and CMOS, memory management, storing data, and how video and audio are produced. Learn about electricity and power supplies, such as UPS (uninterrupted power supplies), and different methods of communication. Several operating systems, including Windows XP, are covered in detail. He even goes over tips for taking and passing the CompTIA A+ Certification test. To get started, simply click one of the topics below.
Course Author/Expert: Bill Ferguson/Certified Instructor
Language: english
Full Online Training Available: Yes
Number of Course Movies: 146
Course Duration: 11.5 hours
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Section 1 - Overview and Terminology
Overview
Hardware Terminology
Software Terminology
How Software and Harware Work Together
The Boot Process
Key Files for OS's
Key Resources for Devices Continued
The System Board
The System Board Overview
Components
The Evolution of the CPU
Challenges to Overcome
Buses and the Bus Evolution
Setting Speeds and Summary
Memory
Types of Memory
DRAM vs. SRAM
How OS's View Memory
Memory Management
DOS Memory Management
Window 9X Memory Management
Tips on Upgrading Memory
Data Storage
Logical and Physical on Floppy Disks
Formatting Floppy Disks
Managing Data Storage with DOS
Managing Data Storage with Windows 9X
Supporting Floppy Drives
Replacing Damaged Floppy Drives
Removable Drives
Hard Drive Terminology
IDE Hard Drives
SCSI Hard Drives
Installing SCSI Hard Drives
Other Types of Hard Drives
How Hard Drives Hold Data
How Hard Drives Communicate with BIOS and the OS
Commands and Utilites to Manage Data Storage
How to Install a Hard Drive
Considerations and Precautions
Configuring the System for a Hard Drive
Partitioning and Installing Programs
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Utility Programs
Hard Drive Troubleshooting Guidelines
Troubleshooting Tools
Troubleshooting Tools
Troubleshooting Viruses
Troubleshooting Fundamentals
Problems That Keep a Computer from Starting
Troubleshooting Memory
Troubleshooting the OS
Problems After a Computer Boots
Problems with the Keyboard and Monitor
Troubleshooting Printers
PC Maintenance
Adding and Changing Hardware
Basic Principles of Installation
Device Drivers
Using Ports and Expansion Slots
The UART Chip
Univeral Serial Bus Ports
1394 Firewire
PCI Expansion Slots
Resource Conflicts
Small Computer Systems Interface
Multimedia Technology
Multimedia Technology Defined
Requirements and Sampling Fundamentals
Standardization and Technologies
Stages of Computerization of Sound
MPEG Standards
Video Reproduction
Electricity
Electricity Terminology
AC vs. DC Current
Common Electronic Components
Troubleshooting a Power Supply
Surge Protection and Battery Backup
Fire Safety
Supporting Windows 9X
Bridging the Gap
Configuration
Performation the Installation
Windows 9X Setup
Plug and Play
The Registry
Built-In Tools
Supporting Windows NT
Windows NT vs. Windows 9X
Minimum Requirements and Upgrading NT
FAT16 vs. NTFS
NT Architecture and Design
Preparing for the Installation
The Boot Sequence
Troubleshooting the Boot Process
Customizing an NTVDM for DOS
The Windows NT Registry
Windows NT Tools
Windows NT Networking
Supporting Windows 2000
The Windows 2000 Family
Comparing to Windows NT and Windows 98
New Features
Installing Windows 2000
Understanding the Boot Process
Troubleshooting Tools
File Maintenance Tools
Management Consoles and Support
Communication Over Telephone Lines
Layered Communication and Modems
Modem Properties
Modem Features
Terminology
Installing and Configuring Modems
Troubleshooting Modems
Communication on an Intranet
Communication Layers and the OSI Model
Network Technologies - Ethernet
Network Technologies - Token Ring & FDDI
Networking Hardware
Using Resources on Networks
Communication Over the Internet
What the Internet Is and How it Works
TCP/IP and IP Addressing
Routing Using TCP/IP
Default Gateways and Subnets
Internet Services
Printers
Laser Printers
Ink-Jet Printers and Dot Matrix Printers
Troubleshooting Printers
Sharing Printers on a Network
Notebook Computers
Power Management
Connecting Peripheral Devices
Supporting Notebooks
Preventative Maintenance
The Goals of Preventative Maintainence
What is a Virus?
Where Viruses Hide
Virus Prevention
Backups and Fault Tolerance
Backup Technology and Strategies
Fault Tolerance
Summary and Study Tips
A+ Certification Test Tips
Section 2 - What Has changed on the Tests?
Overview
Command Line functions
Management Commands pt. 1
Management Commands pt. 2
Troubleshooting Commands pt. 1
Troubleshooting Commands pt. 2
Windows XP Operating System
Similarities to Other Windows Systems
Differences from Other Windows Systems Overview
New Interfaces and Look
New Fault Tolerance (Restore Points)
New Security
Windows XP (Clean Installation)
Upgrading to Windows XP
Managing and Navigating Files and Folders
Networking
New and Old Cables and Connectors
New Internet Connectivity
Networking with Windows XP
Tips and Tricks
Tips for Taking the Tests
Credits
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