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Preparation for
A+ Core 1 (220-1101 ) exam

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Preparation for
A+ Core 1 (220-1101 ) exam

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CompTIA lab exercises are an important component of many of their certification programs, providing learners with hands-on experience in a variety of tasks and scenarios. These lab exercises simulate real-world environments, enabling learners to develop practical skills and knowledge that can be applied in the workplace. It is important to note that the lab exercises are valid for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase, and learners must complete the exercises within this timeframe. By completing the CompTIA lab exercises, learners can gain a deeper understanding of the concepts and technologies covered in their certification program, which can help them to succeed in their careers in the field of information technology.

A+ Core 1(220-1101) Labs

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 What you’ll learn

CompTIA CertMaster Labs for A+ Core 1 (220-1101) enable hands-on practice and skills development using real equipment and software accessed through a remote, CompTIA CertMaster Labs for A+ Core 1 (220-1101) enable hands-on practice and skills development using real equipment and software accessed through a remote, browser-based lab environment. Aligned with Official CompTIA courseware and the CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) exam objectives, CertMaster Labs make it easy for learners to practice and apply their skills in real workplace scenarios in preparation for the certification exam. All lab activities include gradable assessments, offer feedback and hints, and provide a score based on learner inputs, ultimately guiding you to the most correct and efficient path through job tasks.

There are two types of labs in the course:

Virtual Workbench Labs 

provide learners with valuable hands-on practice installing, configuring, and troubleshooting computer hardware in an immersive 3D environment. Each scenario features a Tutorial Mode guides the learner through step-by-step instruction, allowing learners to understand and practice 3D controls, an Explore Mode that enables learners to identify and manipulate hardware components in a sandbox environment, and an Assisted Mode that takes learners step by step through a procedure, offering help when needed. This hands-on environment gives learners the ability to learn the tangible aspects of IT and gain real-world experience.

Learners can explore how the different components of a desktop, laptop, and peripherals work together as well as work through different processes for installing and configuring computer components.

Virtual Machine Labs 

utilize virtual machines built to simulate a server network so a learner can gain real-world, hands-on experience with tools, applications, and operating systems they would utilize in a job environment, such as Microsoft Windows or Kali Linux. Learners can compare network hardware using GNS3 network simulator and configure a home router using OpenWRT.

Virtual machine labs are also available in different modes.

Assisted Labs 

present a series of goal-oriented scenarios in a 20-30 minute experience covering multiple topics, scoring the learner’s work at the end of the activity based on their ability to successfully complete each scenario. As a result, learners are forced to think critically about how to approach problems without a prescribed set of steps. Currently, applied labs are only available for Virtual Machine Lab activities.

Labs Available:

  • Assisted Lab: Exploring the Lab Environment

  • Assisted Lab: Installing a Motherboard

  • Assisted Lab: Installing Power Supplies

  • Assisted Lab: Installing and Configuring System Memory

  • Assisted Lab: Installing RAM

  • Assisted Lab: Installing CPU and Cooler

  • Assisted Lab: Upgrading and Installing GPU and Daisy-Chain Monitors

  • Assisted Lab: Exploring the Virtual Machine Lab Environment

  • Assisted Lab: Compare Networking Hardware

  • Assisted Lab: Configure a SOHO Router

  • Assisted Lab: Compare Protocols and Ports

  • Assisted Lab: Troubleshoot a Network #1

  • Assisted Lab: Configure SOHO Router Security

  • Assisted Lab: Troubleshoot a Network #2

  • Assisted Lab: Exploring the Lab Environment

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Installing a Motherboard

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Installing Power Supplies

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Installing and Configuring System Memory

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Installing RAM

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Installing CPU and Cooler

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Upgrading and Installing GPU and Daisy-Chain Monitors

  • Assisted Lab: Exploring the Virtual Machine Lab Environment

  • Assisted Lab: Compare Networking Hardware

  • Assisted Lab: Compare Wireless Network Technologies

  • Assisted Lab: Configure a SOHO Router

  • Assisted Lab: Compare Protocols and Ports

  • Assisted Lab: Troubleshoot a Network #1

  • Assisted Lab: Troubleshoot a Network #2

  • APPLIED Lab: Troubleshoot a Network #1

  • APPLIED Lab: Troubleshoot a Network #2

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Adding Expansion SSD in a Laptop

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Upgrading Laptop RAM

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Replacing Laptop Non-User Removable Battery

  • Virtual Workbench Lab: Configuring Laptop Dock and External Peripherals

  • Assisted Lab: Deploy a Printer

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