CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) FC0-U61 - Full Course 

Just wanted to come back and say that this video is what made things click for me! You made it more fun to learn and I passed my ITF+ exam on Friday! Thank you so much for this well constructed video and taking the time to show us the components!

3:00:00 - Basic Protocols 3:06:00 - Network Devices 3:13:48 - Wireless Networking 3:27:09 - Operating Systems and functions 3:35:06 - File Systems (NTFS, FAT32, HFS, Ext4) 3:42:51 - Folders and File Management 3:54:41 - Types of Software (Productivity Software, Collaboration Software, Business Software) 4:03:08 - Application Installations (Locally Installed, Local network hosted, Cloud hosted, Application Architecture Models) 4:07:38 - Configuration of web browsers (Cache, Certificates, Client-Side Scripting) 4:13:38 - Software Licensing (Open Source vs. Proprietary, Product Keys and Serial Numbers, etc.) 4:19:04 - Programming Languages (Interpreted, Compiled Programming , Query, Assembly Languages) 4:26:46 - Programming Logic (Pseudocode, Flow-Chart Concepts, Branching, Looping) 4:37:26 - Basic Programming Concepts (Variables, Concepts, Arrays, Vectors) 4:39:54 - Basic Programming Concepts Part 2 4:42:55 - Purpose and Concepts of a Database (Usage of database, Records, Storage, Flatfile vs. Database) 4:50:55 - Purpose and Concepts of a Database (Relational database, Primary/Foreign Key, Non-Relational Database) 4:55:49 - Purpose and Concepts of a Database (Structured vs. Semi-Structured vs. Non-Structured) 4:58:03 - Database Commands and access methods (Data Manipulation, Data Definition) 5:03:28 - CIA Triad in Security (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) 5:13:24 - Devices Best Practices (Securing Devices, Software Sources) 5:20:22 - Behavioral Security Concept (Expectations of Privacy) 5:28:17 - Authentication (Something you know, Something you have, Something you are) 5:30:05 - Authentication (Single Factor, Multiple Factor) 5:34:44 - Authorization, Accounting and Non-Repudiation 5:44:15 - Passwords ** 5:49:42 - Encryption (Plain vs. Cipher Text, Data at Rest, Data in Transit) 5:55:00 - Disaster Recovery (Fault Tolerance, Backup, Contingency Plan) Note: I decided to take time stamps three hours in the video, sorry. Good luck!

I passed my Comptia ITF+ with this video. My advice is to make sure to take notes. And do alot of practice test. Especially if youre new to IT. Thank you so much for posting this video. You helped me alot sir.

Thanks for taking your time to create this video. I’m looking to take a leap of faith into this career field. I hope this video will be enough to pass the ITF+, along with practice tests

I am still in 27 minutes. I am from Philippines and I gotta say this course is so helpful in making things clear. You wont regret watching this. And most importantly this video is not boring at all since I am actually watching this at dawn and before i started watching it I am actually quite tired but still it kept me awake. I feel that this video will be my root to understanding more complex topics in Information Technology. Clearly the speaker is an expert... I think that is the reason why this video would never be boring.

This has been so helpful, thank you! I was trying to watch some a+ content but it was all going over my head. I found this and I feel so much better.

Thank you for providing me with this well put together course. I've been out of school for a while and decided to start from the beginning. You did an awesome job with this! 🎉

Within the first 10 minutes, I learned more here than in 6 hours of LinkedIn learning. Just bought the test, wish me luck. Will come back and post update.

I really appreciate your video, showing us the devices, ports, and cables in real life was very helpful.

passed, now onto A+ thanks alot.

Thank you so much Sir, your video of ITF+ helps me a lot. I watch 2 time start to end. I took my ITF+ exam on july 3 and got failed and I saw your video and start watching your video plus use chatGPT to get help and finaly after week, 3 days full time study I got passed on july 09. I passed Network+ 8 months ago but dont know why ITF+ 1st attempt was not good. now my next plan is to buy your A+ class and ready for exam. you teach objectives related others youtube channel they go very deep that what I see different you focus how to make pass I did research in chatGPT now i can answer any questions from ITF+ . :) others they try to make you professor in a week.

Thank you so much! A beginner in IT and this helps a lot

This course really helped me!! Thank you greatly!

A great teacher.

great material here timestamps for such a long video series would be nice 😊

I passed thank you for creating this video it helped me out

Found intro very interesting and very informative, definitely i will study this course. Could you please provide full timestamp with key topics for the course at the video description area?? Thanks in advance

Is there one extra step?

i live in america ka believe me here IT demands on high peeks im changing my profile banker to it i used to be it troubshooting in 2006 then move to banking while when i was in dubai , your videos helps alot

4:09:45 - private browsing hides your identity? i don't think it's true.

can you please provide PPT ?

HI sir. Can you make the latest course "Comptia Tech+" on youtube or on your Udemy please. Really appreciate it.

1:25:47 - I was under the impression that most remote controls use infra-red? I don't understand why you would need line-of-sight for an RF-based remote control to work?

Do you make car videos ?? I saw a channel and a guy looks / talks just like you

Sir I wish to write ISC2 CC exam in current situation of IT security is it good or should I need to go through security+ for SoC analyst l1 roles ...?

Hello sir, is this video enough for me to take the test and pass?

If I could only afford one exam, which certification would you recommend between IT Fundamentals and A+? I'm currently employed as a dev. I'd love to transition to Cloud Security.