Practice Exam for CompTIA Tech+ Certification
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Taught by IBM Skills Network Team, Ramanujam Srinivasan
Information TechnologyComputer Science
About the course
CompTIA Tech+ certification is highly regarded by employers and can open the door to entry-level roles such as help desk technician or junior system administrator. This short course helps you prepare effectively for the certification exam. You’ll look at the exam eligibility requirements, sign-up process, and testing methods. You’ll be reminded of the domains covered - IT concepts and terminology, infrastructure, applications and software, software development, artificial intelligence, cloud
The consensus
1 of the 20 reviews we read rated it 3★ or lower, but none of them wrote a comment. This is the most-upvoted review (1 vote).
“This is an amazing course. It really prepared me for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ exam. I first took the IBM IT Support Professional Certificate program and then I did this exam prep course. Along with the certificate program and this course, I also used the CompTIA exam study guide and their exam practice questions that you can find on the CompTIA website. Using all of those resources, I passed the CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ exam just earlier today. THANK YOU, IBM!!! IBM: You are all amazing. I dislike asking for even more from you all, but since your course content is so helpful, I have to ask: can you make other programs that train people for other certifications, like CompTIA Security+? I appreciate having a course like this one that focuses on preparing students for a certification exam. I haven't seen many courses like it, and it's tbh a genius idea.”
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