IT Essentials / IT Support Fundamentals | Training

📚 Beginner 6 Weeks 🏷️ 👨‍🏫 Muzhgan Jallal
Exam Code 100-140 CCST
Level Beginner
Duration 6 Weeks
Format Live Online
0+ Learning Hours
0+ Practical Labs
0 Learning Modules
24/7 Learning Resources
0% Hands-On Focus

Course Overview

The TechHub IT Essentials course is a practical introduction to the world of Information Technology. Students learn how computers work, how hardware components communicate, how operating systems are installed and managed, and how to identify and solve common computer problems.

The course starts with basic computer concepts and gradually moves into hardware, operating systems, software installation, networking, troubleshooting, security, preventive maintenance, and professional IT support practices.

Students will work with real or virtual computers and practice common support tasks instead of learning only from theory.

The course also provides a strong foundation for further study in Networking, CCNA, Linux Administration, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, and System Administration.

 

What You'll Learn

By completing this course, you will learn how to:

  • Identify computer hardware components.
  • Understand how CPU, RAM, storage, and motherboard work together.
  • Install and configure an operating system.
  • Install drivers and applications.
  • Manage files and folders.
  • Configure users and basic system settings.
  • Connect computers to wired and wireless networks.
  • Understand IP addressing and basic network services.
  • Troubleshoot common computer problems.
  • Perform basic hardware maintenance.
  • Diagnose common software issues.
  • Protect computers against common security threats.
  • Perform basic backup and recovery tasks.
  • Communicate with users and document technical problems.
  • Follow a professional IT troubleshooting process.

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  • Understand basic computer and IT concepts.
  • Identify major computer hardware components.
  • Understand CPUs, RAM, storage, motherboards, power supplies, and peripherals.
  • Install and configure operating systems.
  • Install and manage common software applications.
  • Understand basic Windows and Linux concepts.
  • Perform basic computer maintenance.
  • Diagnose common hardware and software problems.
  • Troubleshoot common operating-system issues.
  • Understand basic networking concepts.
  • Configure basic network connections.
  • Understand IP addresses, DNS, DHCP, and common network devices.
  • Apply basic cybersecurity and computer safety practices.
  • Perform basic data backup and recovery tasks.
  • Communicate professionally with IT users and customers.
  • Follow a structured troubleshooting process.

Course Curriculum

Structured learning from fundamentals to advanced administration

  • What is Information Technology?
  • Computer fundamentals
  • Types of computers
  • Desktop and laptop computers
  • Servers and workstations
  • Mobile and embedded devices
  • Basic computer terminology
  • Understanding hardware and software
  • Input, processing, output, and storage
  • Introduction to IT support
  • Computer components
  • Motherboard
  • CPU and processor basics
  • RAM and memory
  • HDD and SSD
  • Power Supply Unit
  • Graphics processing
  • Cooling systems
  • Expansion cards
  • Ports and connectors
  • USB and other interfaces
  • Keyboard and mouse
  • Monitor and display technologies
  • Printers and scanners
  • External storage devices
  • Hardware compatibility
  • Storage concepts
  • HDD vs SSD
  • Storage capacity
  • Partitions
  • File systems
  • Formatting storage
  • External storage
  • USB drives
  • Backup concepts
  • Data recovery basics
  • Safe handling of storage devices
  • What is an operating system?
  • Windows fundamentals
  • Linux fundamentals
  • Desktop environments
  • Users and accounts
  • Files and folders
  • System settings
  • Device drivers
  • System updates
  • Software installation
  • Software removal
  • Basic command-line concepts
  • System startup and shutdown
  • Preparing a computer for installation
  • BIOS/UEFI basics
  • Boot devices
  • Operating-system installation
  • Driver installation
  • System configuration
  • User-account configuration
  • Software installation
  • System updates
  • Printer configuration
  • Basic system optimization
  • What is a computer network?
  • LAN and WAN
  • Network devices
  • Switches
  • Routers
  • Wireless access points
  • Ethernet
  • Network cables
  • Wi-Fi
  • MAC addresses
  • IPv4 addresses
  • Subnet basics
  • DHCP
  • DNS
  • Default gateway
  • Basic network troubleshooting
  • IT troubleshooting methodology
  • Identifying hardware problems
  • Identifying software problems
  • Startup problems
  • Slow computer troubleshooting
  • Application problems
  • Driver problems
  • Network connection problems
  • Printer troubleshooting
  • Hardware replacement
  • Preventive maintenance
  • System monitoring
  • Documentation and support tickets
  • Basic cybersecurity concepts
  • Password security
  • User accounts
  • Malware and viruses
  • Phishing
  • Social engineering
  • Safe browsing
  • Software updates
  • Antivirus and endpoint protection
  • Firewall basics
  • Data protection
  • Backup strategies
  • Physical computer security
  • Safe IT practices
  • Understanding the role of an IT support technician
  • Help desk fundamentals
  • Working with users
  • Gathering information from users
  • Asking effective troubleshooting questions
  • Recording technical problems
  • Creating support tickets
  • Escalating complex problems
  • Professional communication
  • Customer service
  • IT documentation

Students complete practical scenarios such as:

  • Building or identifying a computer system
  • Installing an operating system
  • Installing drivers and applications
  • Creating user accounts
  • Configuring a printer
  • Connecting a computer to a network
  • Troubleshooting an Internet connection
  • Diagnosing hardware problems
  • Performing system maintenance
  • Applying basic security controls
  • Creating a basic backup
  • Documenting a complete support case

No previous professional IT experience is required.

Students should have:

  • Basic computer knowledge.
  • Ability to use a keyboard and mouse.
  • Basic understanding of Windows or another operating system.
  • Interest in learning IT.
  • Basic English reading ability is helpful but not mandatory.
  • Start your IT career with a strong foundation.
  • Learn how computers actually work.
  • Develop practical hardware and troubleshooting skills.
  • Prepare for entry-level IT support jobs.
  • Build a foundation for networking and CCNA.
  • Prepare for Linux and system administration training.
  • Develop basic cybersecurity awareness.
  • Learn through practical labs rather than theory alone.
  • Build skills that can be used in offices, schools, companies, NGOs, and IT service businesses.
  • Create a foundation for advanced Cloud, DevOps, and Cybersecurity training.

This course is suitable for:

  • High-school and university students
  • Computer Science students
  • IT beginners
  • People starting their first IT career
  • Junior IT support technicians
  • Computer maintenance technicians
  • Help desk beginners
  • Office IT support staff
  • Small-business technical staff
  • Anyone interested in computer hardware
  • Students planning to study networking
  • Students preparing for CCNA or Linux training
  • Career changers entering the IT field

After completing the course, students can prepare for entry-level roles such as:

  • IT Support Technician
  • Computer Support Technician
  • Help Desk Technician
  • Desktop Support Technician
  • Computer Maintenance Technician
  • Junior IT Technician
  • Technical Support Assistant
  • IT Lab Assistant
  • Junior Network Support Technician

The course also provides a foundation for further training in:

IT Essentials → Networking → CCNA → Linux Administration → Cybersecurity → Cloud Computing

Our Learning Methodology

A structured approach to building practical skills

01

Learn

Understand the concept through expert-led instruction

02

Practice

Follow guided exercises to reinforce learning

03

Build

Complete practical labs in real environments

04

Validate

Take quizzes and exam simulations to test your skills

Learn From An Expert

Experienced technology professional with real-world expertise

M

Muzhgan Jallal

Lead Instructor

A certified professional with extensive experience in the field. Passionate about helping students build practical skills that lead to rewarding careers.

5+Years Experience
500+Students Trained
10+Certifications

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