Comptia a+ certification bundle exams 220-901 & 220-902 online course

LEARN365 Courses Include 12 Months Unlimited Online Access to:

Expert Instructor-Led Training: Learn 365 uses only the industry's finest instructors in the IT industry. They have a minimum of 15 years real-world experience and are subject matter experts in their fields. Unlike a live class, you can fast-forward, repeat or rewind all your lectures. This creates a personal learning experience and gives you all the benefit of hands-on training with the flexibility of doing it around your schedule 24/7.

Visual Demonstrations & Multimedia Presentations: Our courseware includes instructor-led demonstrations and visual presentations that allow students to develop their skills based on real world scenarios explained by the instructor. Learn 365 always focuses on real world scenarios and skill-set development.

Quizzes & Exam Simulators: Learn 365's custom practice exams prepare you for your exams differently and more effectively than the traditional exam preps on the market. You will have practice quizzes after each module to ensure you are confident on the topic you have completed before proceeding. This will allow you to gauge your effectiveness before moving to the next module in your course. Learn 365 courses also include practice exams designed to replicate and mirror the environment in the testing center. These exams are on average 100 questions to ensure you are 100% prepared before taking your certification exam.

Social Learning & Networking: Learn 365 has designed a world class Learning Management System (LMS). This system allows you to interact and collaborate with other students and Learn 365 employees, form study groups, engage in discussions in our NOW@ Forums, rate and like different courses and stay up to date with all the latest industry knowledge through our forums, student contributions and announcement features.

Flash Cards & Educational Games: IT online learning knows that education is not a one size fits all approach. Students learn in different ways through different tools. That is why we provide Flash Cards and Education Games throughout our courses. This will allow you to train in ways that keep you engaged and focused. Each course will have dozens of Flash Cards so you can sharpen your skill-sets throughout your training as well as educational games designed to make sure your retention level of the materials is extremely high.

Navigation and Controls: Learn 365's self-paced training programs are designed in a modular fashion to allow you the flexibility to work with expert level instruction anytime 24/7. All courses are arranged in defined sections with navigation controls allowing you to control the pace of your training. This allows students to learn at their own pace around their schedule.

Certificate of Completion: Upon completion of your training course, you will receive a Certificate of completion displaying your full name, course completed as well as the date of completion. You can print this out or save it digitally to showcase your accomplishment.

• 1.1 Personal Computer Concepts Part 1
• 1.2 Personal Computer Concepts Part 2
• 1.3 Becoming An IT Professional
• 1.4 Certification Basics
• 1.5 Review

• 2.1 Motherboards Part 1
• 2.2 Motherboards Part 2
• 2.3 BIOS Part 1
• 2.4 BIOS Part 2
• 2.5 BIOS Part 3
• 2.6 Power Supplies Part 1
• 2.7 Power Supplies Part 2
• 2.8 Central Processing Unit Part 1
• 2.9 Central Processing Unit Part 2
• 2.10 Central Processing Unit Part 3
• 2.11 Memory Part 1
• 2.12 Memory Part 2
• 2.13 Review

• 3.1 Storage Overview
• 3.2 Magnetic Drives
• 3.3 Solid State And Flash Drives
• 3.4 Optical Drives
• 3.5 RAID Technologies
• 3.6 Tape Drives
• 3.7 Installing Hard Drives
• 3.8 Review

1. 4.1 Expansion Components Overeview Part 1
2. 4.2 Expansion Components Overeview Part 2
3. 4.3 Expansion Technologies Part 1
4. 4.4 Expansion Technologies Part 2
5. 4.5 Video Cards Part 1
6. 4.6 Video Cards Part 2
7. 4.7 Sound Cards
8. 4.8 Networking Interface Cards
9. 4.9 Alternative Expansion Devices
10. 4.10 Review

• 5.1 Peripheral Devices Overview
• 5.2 Input Devices Part 1
• 5.3 Input Devices Part 2
• 5.4 Input Devices Part 3
• 5.5 Output Devices Video Monitors Part 1
• 5.6 Output DevicesVideo Monitors Part 2
• 5.7 Output Devices Video Monitors Part 3
• 5.8 Output DevicesPrinters And Scanners Part 1
• 5.9 Output Devices Printers And Scanners Part 2
• 5.10 Output DevicesPrinters And Scanners Part 3
• 5.11 Output Devices Printers And Scanners Part 4
• 5.12 Input And Output Devices
• 5.13 Review

• 6.1 Mobile Devices Overview
• 6.2 Laptop Computer Components Part 1
• 6.3 Laptop Computer Components Part 2
• 6.4 Laptop Computer Expansion Capabilities
• 6.5 Replacing Portable Computer Components Part 1
• 6.6 Replacing Portable Computer Components Part 2
• 6.7 Additional Mobile Devices Part 1
• 6.8 Additional Mobile Devices Part 2
• 6.9 Mobile Device Ports And Connectors
• 6.10 Review

• 7.1 Networking Fundamentals Part 1
• 7.2 Networking Fundamentals Part 2
• 7.3 Network Devices Part 1
• 7.4 Network Devices Part 2
• 7.5 Cable And Connectors Part 1
• 7.6 Cable And Connectors Part 2
• 7.8 TCP/IP Fundamentals Part 1
• 7.9 TCP/IP Fundamentals Part 2
• 7.10 TCP/IP Fundamentals Part 3
• 7.11 TCP/IP Fundamentals Part 4
• 7.12 TCP/IP Fundamentals Part 5
• 7.13 Internet Connectivity
• 7.14 Wireless Networks Part 1
• 7.15 Wireless Networks Part 2

• Troubleshooting Models Part 1
• Troubleshooting Models Part 2
• Troubleshooting Physical Issues Part 1
• Troubleshooting Physical Issues Part 2
• Troubleshooting Physical Issues Part 3
• Troubleshooting Networking Issues Part 1
• Troubleshooting Networking Issues Part 2
• Troubleshooting Mobile Devices
• Troubleshooting Printers

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Operating Systems Overview Part 1
• 1.3 Operating Systems Overview Part 2
• 1.4 Operating Systems Functions Part 1
• 1.5 Operating Systems Functions Part 2
• 1.6 Windows OS Versions Part 1
• 1.7 Windows OS Versions Part 2
• 1.8 Windows OS Versions Part 3
• 1.9 Basic Navigation And Management Part 1
• 1.10 Basic Navigation And Management Part 2

• 2.1 PreInstalling Task
• 2.2 Performing Clean Installs Part 1
• 2.3 Performing Clean Installs Part 2
• 2.4 Performing Upgrades
• 2.5 Migrating User Data

• 3.1 Using Control Panel And PC Settings Part 1
• 3.2 Using Control Panel And PC Settings Part 2
• 3.3 Using Control Panel And PC Settings Part 3
• 3.4 Using Graphical Administrative Tools Part 1
• 3.5 Using Graphical Administrative Tools Part 2
• 3.6 Using Graphical Administrative Tools Part 3
• 3.7 Using Graphical Administrative Tools Part 4
• 3.8 Using Command Line Administrative Tools
• 3.9 Configuring Networking Part 1
• 3.10 Configuring Networking Part 2
• 3.11 Configuring Networking Part 3
• 3.12 Operating System Security Part 1
• 3.13 Operating System Security Part 2
• 3.14 Operating System Security Part 3
• 3.15 Windows Preventative Maintenance

• 4.1 Mac And Linux Overview
• 4.2 OS Features And Tools
• 4.3 Best Practices Using Alternative Operating Systems
• 4.4 Basic Command Line Administration In Linux
• 4.5 Network Operating Systems Part 1
• 4.6 Network Operating Systems Part 2

• 5.1 Understanding Virtualization
• 5.2 Basic Cloud Concepts

• 6.1 Mobile Devices Overview
• 6.2 Mobile Operating Systems
• 6.3 Network Connectivity And Email
• 6.4 Mobile Device Synchronization

• 7.1 Understanding Threats To Security Part 1
• 7.2 Understanding Threats To Security Part 2
• 7.3 Understanding Threats To Security Part 3
• 7.4 Understanding Common Prevention Methods Part 1
• 7.5 Understanding Common Prevention Methods Part 2
• 7.6 Understanding Common Prevention Methods Part 3

• 8.1 Troubleshooting Theory
• 8.2 Communication And Professionalism Part 1
• 8.3 Communication And Professionalism Part 2
• 8.4 Operational And Safety Procedures
• 8.5 Security And Privacy Guidelines For Troubleshooting
• 8.6 Troubleshooting Operating Systems Part 1
• 8.7 Troubleshooting Operating Systems Part 2
• 8.8 Troubleshooting Mobile Devices Part 1
• 8.9 Troubleshooting Mobile Devices Part 2
• 8.10 Troubleshooting Common Security Issues Part 1
• 8.11 Troubleshooting Common Security Issues Part 2
• 8.12 Conclusion