CompTIA – Hardware A+ Training Course

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Acquire Key Hardware Skills: Master IT Support, Earn Certification, Launch Your Tech Career! DevLustro Academy stands out as a leader in the IT support domain, providing a comprehensive program that ensures participants gain expertise in hardware components, troubleshooting techniques, and system configurations like never before. Our program is designed to equip you with essential IT skills. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Course Description

Acquire Key Hardware Skills: Master IT Support, Earn Certification, Launch Your Tech Career! Elysium Academy stands out as a leader in the IT support domain, providing a comprehensive program that ensures participants gain expertise in hardware components, troubleshooting techniques, and system configurations like never before. Our program is designed to equip you with essential IT skills. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

CompTIA – Hardware A+ Training Course

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Course Details

Develop troubleshooting skills and techniques for diagnosing and resolving hardware issues.

Prepare for the CompTIA A+ certification exam, a globally recognized credential.

Implement best practices in IT support and hardware maintenance.

IT support is the backbone of technology infrastructure.

IT support involves the comprehensive management and troubleshooting of hardware and software issues.

Troubleshooting hardware issues ensures systems operate efficiently and effectively.

IT professionals understand hardware configurations and provide solutions to technical issues.

Challenge-based, hands-on project.

Course Goals

Master hardware fundamentals, including components, peripherals, and system configurations.

Future Scope of this Course

Industry Based Projects
Recognized worldwide
Gain practical experience through hands-on labs and industry-based projects.

Our Career Service

Personalized coordinator.
Trainer feedback.
Trainer availability post sessions.
Get your staff certified.
Certificate from governing bodies.
IT support skills are foundational for building a career in information technology and supporting organizational technology needs.

Our Training Program Benefits

Hands on assignment
Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
Portfolio / project support for real-world use.

01Chapter-1 Install and Configure Laptop Hardware

01.01Battery
01.02Keyboard/keys
01.03Random-access memory (RAM)
01.04Hard disk drive (HDD)/solid state drive (SSD) migration
01.05HDD/SSD replacement
01.06Wireless cards
01.07Biometrics
01.08Near-field scanner features
01.09Liquid crystal display (LCD)
01.10In-plane switching (IPS)
01.11Twisted nematic (TN)
01.12Vertical alignment (VA)
01.13Mobile display components
01.14WiFi antenna connector/placement
01.15Camera/webcam
01.16Microphone
01.17Touch screen/digitizer
01.18Inverter

02Chapter-2 Configure Accessories

02.01Universal Serial Bus (USB)/ USB-C/ microUSB/miniUSB
02.02Lightning
02.03Serial interfaces
02.04Near-field communication (NFC)
02.05Bluetooth
02.06Hotspot
02.07Touch pens
02.08Headsets
02.09Speakers
02.10Webcam
02.11Docking station
02.12Port replicator
02.13Trackpad/drawing pad

03Chapter-3 Mobile Device Network Connectivity

03.012G/3G/4G/5G
03.02Hotspot
03.03Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) vs. Code-Division Multiple Access (CDMA)
03.04Preferred Roaming List (PRL) updates
03.05Global Positioning System (GPS) services
03.06Cellular location services
03.07Corporate email configuration
03.08Two-factor authentication
03.09Corporate applications
03.10Account setup
03.11Microsoft 365
03.12Google Workspace
03.13iCloud
03.14Mail
03.15Photos
03.16Calendar
03.17Contacts
03.18Recognizing data caps

04Chapter-4 TCP and UDP

04.0120/21 - File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
04.0222 - Secure Shell (SSH)
04.0323 - Telnet
04.0425 - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
04.0553 - Domain Name System (DNS)
04.0667/68 - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
04.0780 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
04.08110 - Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3)
04.09137/139 - Network Basic Input/ Output System (NetBIOS)/ NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT)
04.10143 - Internet Mail Access Protocol (IMAP)
04.11161/162 - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
04.12389 - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
04.13443 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS)
04.14445 - Server Message Block (SMB)/Common Internet File System (CIFS)
04.153389 - Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
04.16Connectionless DHCP Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
04.17Connection-oriented
04.18HTTPS

05Chapter-5 Common Networking Hardware

05.01Routers
05.02Switches
05.03Managed
05.04Unmanaged
05.05Access points
05.06Patch panel
05.07Firewall
05.08Power over Ethernet (POE)
05.09Injectors
05.10Switch
05.11PoE standards
05.12Cable modem
05.13Digital subscriber line (DSL)
05.14Optical network terminal (ONT)
05.15Network interface card (NIC)
05.16Software-defined networking (SDN)

06Chapter-6 Contrast Protocols for Wireless Networking

06.012.4GHz
06.025GHz
06.03Regulations
06.042.4GHz vs. 5GHz
06.05Bluetooth
06.06ac (WiFi 5)
06.07ax (WiFi 6)
06.08Licensed
06.09Unlicensed
06.10Power
06.11Regulatory requirements for wireless power
06.12Radio-frequency identification (RFID)
06.13DHCP
06.14Fileshare
06.15Print servers
06.16Mail servers
06.17Syslog
06.18Web servers
06.19Authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA)
06.20Spam gateways
06.21Unified threat management (UTM)
06.22Load balancers
06.23Proxy servers
06.24Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)
06.25Internet of Things (IoT) Devices

07Chapter-7 Install And Configure

07.01IPv4
07.02Private addresses
07.03Public addresses
07.04IPv6
07.05Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)
07.06Static
07.07Dynamic
07.08Gateway
07.09Address
07.10AAAA
07.11Mail exchanger (MX)
07.12Text (TXT) Spam management
07.13DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
07.14Sender Policy Framework (SPF)
07.15Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC)

08Chapter-8 Internet Connection & Network Types

08.01Satellite
08.02Fiber
08.03Cable
08.04Cellular
08.05Wireless Internet service
08.06Provider (WISP)
08.07Local area network (LAN)
08.08Wide area network (WAN)
08.09Personal area network (PAN)
08.10Metropolitan area network (MAN)
08.11Storage area network (SAN)
08.12Wireless local area network (WLAN)

09Chapter-9 Networking Tools

09.01Crimper
09.02Cable stripper
09.03WiFi analyzer
09.04Toner probe
09.05Punchdown tool
09.06Cable tester
09.07Loopback plug
09.08Network tap
09.09%FOUND
09.10%NOTFOUND
09.11%ROWCOUNT
09.12ISOPEN
09.13Declaring the Cursors
09.14Opening the Cursors
09.15Fetching The Cursors
09.16Closing the Cursors

10Chapter-10 Cable Connectors and Connectors

10.01Copper
10.02Cat 5
10.03Cat 5e
10.04Cat 6
10.05Cat 6a
10.06Coaxial
10.07Shielded twisted pair (i) Direct burial
10.08Unshielded twisted pair
10.09Plenum
10.10Optical
10.11Fiber
10.12T568A/T568B
10.13USB 2.0
10.14USB 3.0
10.15Serial
10.16Thunderbolt
10.17High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
10.18DisplayPort
10.19Digital Visual Interface (DVI)
10.20Video Graphics Array (VGA)
10.21Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA)
10.22Small Computer System Interface (SCSI)
10.23External SATA (eSATA)
10.24Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE)
10.25Adapters
10.26RJ11
10.27RJ45
10.28F type
10.29Straight tip (ST)
10.30Subscriber connector (SC)
10.31Lucent connector (LC)
10.32Punchdown block
10.33microUSB
10.34miniUSB
10.35USB-C
10.36Molex
10.37Lightning port

11Chapter-11 Install the Appropriate RAM

11.01Virtual RAM
11.02Small outline dual inline memory module (SODIMM)
11.03Double Data Rate 3 (DDR3)
11.04Double Data Rate 4 (DDR4)
11.05Double Data Rate 5 (DDR5)
11.06Error correction code (ECC) RAM
11.07Single-channel
11.08Dual-channel
11.09Triple-channel
11.10Quad-channel

12Chapter-12 Install Storage Devices

12.01Speeds
12.025,400rpm
12.037,200rpm
12.0410,000rpm
12.0515,000rpm
12.06Form factor
12.07Communications interfaces
12.08Non-volatile Memory Express (NVMe)
12.09SATA
12.10Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCle)
12.11Form factors
12.12mSATA
12.13Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks (RAID) 0, 1, 5, 10
12.14Flash drives
12.15Memory cards
12.16Optical drives

13Chapter-13 Configure Motherboards, CPUS

13.01Advanced Technology eXtended (ATX)
13.02Information Technology Extended (ITX)
13.03Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI)
13.04PCI Express (PCIe)
13.05Power Connectors
13.06SATA
13.07eSATA
13.08Headers
13.09CPU Sockets
13.10Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD)
13.11Intel
13.12Server
13.13Multisocket
13.14Desktop
13.15Mobile
13.16Boot Options
13.17USB Permissions
13.18Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Security Features
13.19Fan Considerations
13.20Secure Boot
13.21Boot Password
13.22Hardware Security Module (HSM)
13.23x64/x86
13.24Advanced RISC Machine (ARM)
13.25Single-core
13.26Multicore
13.27Multithreading
13.28Virtualization Support
13.29Sound Card
13.30Video Card
13.31Capture Card
13.32Fans
13.33Heat Sink
13.34Thermal Paste/Pads
13.35Liquid

14Chapter-14 Power Supply

14.01Input 110-120 VAC vs. 220-240 VAC
14.02Output 3.3V vs. 5V vs. 12V
14.0320-pin to 24-pin motherboard adapter
14.04Redundant power supply
14.05Modular power supply
14.06Wattage rating

15Chapter-15 Pointers and Settings

15.01Properly unboxing a device setup location considerations
15.02Printer Control Language (PCL) vs. PostScript
15.03Ethernet
15.04Wireless
15.05Printer share
15.06Print server
15.07Duplex
15.08Orientation
15.09Tray settings
15.10Quality
15.11User authentication
15.12Badging
15.13Audit logs
15.14Secured prints
15.15Email
15.16Cloud services
15.17ADF/flatbed scanner

16Chapter-16 Install and Replace Printer Consumables

16.01Imaging drum, fuser assembly, transfer belt, transfer roller, pickup rollers, separation pads, duplexing assembly
16.02Imaging process: processing, charging, exposing, developing, transferring, fusing, and cleaning
16.03Maintenance: Replace toner, apply maintenance kit, calibrate, clean
16.04Ink cartridge, print head, roller, feeder, duplexing assembly, carriage belt
16.05Calibration
16.06Maintenance: Clean heads, replace cartridges, calibrate, clear jams
16.07Feed assembly, heating element
16.08Special thermal paper
16.09Maintenance: Replace paper, clean heating element, remove debris
16.10Heat sensitivity of paper
16.11Print head, ribbon, tractor feed
16.12Impact paper
16.13Maintenance: Replace ribbon, replace print head, replace paper
16.14Filament
16.15Resin
16.16Print bed

17Chapter-17 Cloud Computing Concepts

17.01Private cloud
17.02Public cloud
17.03Hybrid cloud
17.04Community cloud
17.05Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
17.06Software as a service (SaaS)
17.07Platform as a service (PaaS)
17.08Shared resources
17.09Metered utilization
17.10Rapid elasticity
17.11High availability
17.12File synchronization
17.13Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) on premises
17.14VDI in the cloud

18Chapter-18 Client Side Virtualization

18.01Sandbox
18.02Test Development
18.03Application Virtualization
18.04Legacy Software/OS
18.05Cross-Platform Virtualization
18.06Resource Requirements
18.07Security Requirements

19Chapter-19 Practice Methodology

19.01Always consider corporate policies, procedures and impacts before implementing changes
19.02Identify the problem
19.03Gather information from the user, identify user changes, and, if applicable, perform backups before making changes
19.04Inquire regarding environmental or infrastructure changes
19.05If necessary, conduct external or internal research based on symptoms
19.06Once the theory is confirmed, determine the next steps to resolve the problem
19.07If the theory is not confirmed, re-establish a new theory or escalate
19.08Refer to the vendor's instructions for guidance
19.09Verify full system functionality and, if applicable, implement preventive measures
19.10Document the findings, actions, and outcomes

20Chapter-20 Troubleshoot Motherboards,RAM, CPU, and Power

20.01Power-on self-test (POST) beeps
20.02Proprietary crash screens (blue screen of death [BSOD]/ pinwheel)
20.03Black screen
20.04No power
20.05Sluggish performance
20.06Overheating
20.07Burning smell
20.08Intermittent shutdown
20.09Application crashes
20.10Grinding noise
20.11Capacitor swelling
20.12Inaccurate system date/time

21Chapter-21 Diagnose Problems with Storage Drive

21.01Light-emitting diode (LED) status indicators
21.02Grinding noises
21.03Clicking sounds
21.04Bootable device not found
21.05Data loss/corruption
21.06RAID failure
21.07Self-monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.) failure
21.08Extended read/write times
21.09Input/output operations per second (IOPS)
21.10Missing drives in OS

22Chapter-22 Troubleshoot Video Projector and Display Issues

22.01Incorrect data source
22.02Physical cabling issues
22.03Burned-out bulb
22.04Fuzzy image
22.05Display burn-in
22.06Dead pixels
22.07Flashing screen
22.08Incorrect color display
22.09Audio issues
22.10Dim image
22.11Intermittent projector shutdown

23Chapter-23 Troubleshoot Mobile Devices

23.01Poor battery health
23.02Swollen battery
23.03Broken screen
23.04Improper charging
23.05Poor/no connectivity
23.06Liquid damage
23.07Overheating
23.08Digitizer issues
23.09Physically damaged ports
23.10Malware
23.11Cursor drift/touch calibration

24Chapter-24 Troubleshoot and resolve printer Issues

24.01Lines down the printed pages
24.02Garbled print
24.03Toner not fusing to paper
24.04Paper jams
24.05Faded print
24.06Incorrect paper size
24.07Paper not feeding
24.08Multipage misfeed
24.09Multiple prints pending in queue
24.10Speckling on printed pages
24.11Double/echo images on the print
24.12Incorrect color settings
24.13Grinding noise
24.14Finishing issues Staple jams Hole punch
24.15Incorrect page orientation

25Chapter-25 Troubleshoot Problems with Wired and Wireless Network

25.01Intermittent wireless connectivity
25.02Slow network speeds
25.03Limited connectivity
25.04Jitter
25.05Poor Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) quality
25.06Port flapping
25.07High latency
25.08External interference

What is the CompTIA – Hardware A+ Course offered by DevLustro Academy?

The CompTIA – Hardware A+ Course at DevLustro Academy provides comprehensive training in hardware installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance, preparing you for the CompTIA A+ certification exam. This course is ideal for those pursuing a career in IT support.

What makes DevLustro Academy the best CompTIA – Hardware A+ training center near me?

DevLustro Academy is the top choice for CompTIA – Hardware A+ training because of its expert instructors, hands-on labs, and a curriculum that aligns with the latest CompTIA certification requirements, ensuring you are well-prepared for the exam.

What is the duration of the CompTIA A+ Hardware course?

The course duration is 8 weeks, combining live sessions and self-paced learning materials.

Who is this course designed for?

This course is designed for individuals aspiring to begin a career in IT support, including IT technicians, help desk specialists, and computer repair technicians.

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

There are no specific prerequisites, but basic computer literacy and familiarity with operating systems are recommended.

What topics are covered in the course?

The course covers hardware fundamentals, including components, peripherals, and troubleshooting techniques. It also includes system configurations and best practices in IT support.

Will I receive a certification after completing this course?

Yes, upon successful completion, you will earn the CompTIA A+ certification, a globally recognized credential in IT support.

Are there hands-on labs and practical exercises included?

Yes, the course includes hands-on labs and practical exercises to ensure you gain practical experience in troubleshooting and maintaining computer hardware.

Is there any personalized support available during the course?

Yes, you will have access to a personalized coordinator and receive feedback from trainers to help you throughout the course.

Can I access course materials after completing the course?

Yes, you will have lifetime access to course materials, including recorded sessions and resources.

How can this course benefit my career?

This course will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to start a career in IT support, helping you to secure roles such as IT technician or help desk specialist.

What if I miss a live session?

All live sessions are recorded and made available to participants for later viewing, ensuring you can catch up on any missed content.

CompTIA – Hardware A+ Training Course

Our Core Highlights

Course Description

Course Goals

Future Scope of this Course

Our Career Service

Our Training Program Benefits

What is the CompTIA – Hardware A+ Course offered by DevLustro Academy?

What makes DevLustro Academy the best CompTIA – Hardware A+ training center near me?

What is the duration of the CompTIA A+ Hardware course?

Who is this course designed for?

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?

What topics are covered in the course?

Will I receive a certification after completing this course?

Are there hands-on labs and practical exercises included?

Is there any personalized support available during the course?

Can I access course materials after completing the course?

How can this course benefit my career?

What if I miss a live session?

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