The 220-1201 Course prepares candidates for the CompTIA A+ Core 1 certification exam, focusing on essential IT skills for hardware, networking, and troubleshooting. Aligned with official exam objectives, practice tests cover PC hardware, peripherals, networking fundamentals, mobile devices, and virtualization technologies. Detailed explanations enhance understanding, build confidence, and ensure exam readiness. The course dives into installing and configuring hardware components, including CPUs, RAM, storage devices, motherboards, and power supplies, ensuring optimal system performance. You’ll master troubleshooting methodologies to diagnose and resolve hardware failures, connectivity issues, and peripheral malfunctions. Networking basics include understanding TCP/IP protocols, configuring routers, switches, and wireless networks, and troubleshooting network connectivity. The curriculum covers mobile device management, including OS configurations, security settings, and troubleshooting for smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Virtualization concepts explore hypervisors, virtual machine setup, and cloud computing fundamentals. Each practice question simulates real-world IT scenarios, such as assembling PCs, configuring network settings, or resolving hardware conflicts. Explanations provide insights into best practices, common errors, and advanced troubleshooting techniques. The course emphasizes hands-on skills, including cable management, BIOS/UEFI configuration, and peripheral installation. It prepares you for entry-level IT roles like helpdesk technician, technical support specialist, or field service technician, ensuring thorough preparation for the Core 1 exam and a strong foundation for IT career advancement in diverse technical environments.