CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Certification Full Course

#CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Certification Full Course
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[Lazyazarus]

I don't usually comment on videos, but felt I needed to on this one. I'll be honest and say that this 6.5 hr video was digested through a 2 or 3 day cycle. With only but a single view in its entirety, I took my Tech+ today and passed it. As an individual who is more of a "visual" learner, your slides were impeccable and concise. As someone who passed it less than 24 hrs of this comment, I will state to pay extra attention to networking and programming related content, especially python. I can 100% say that every single thing this video spoke of indeed came up in the exam to some capacity. I look forward to your future videos and I'll most likely view your other ones as I plan to tackle security+ and network+ next.

[RojoDiablo]

Thanks for sharing!! This is the first free guide I’ve seen for tech+. Commenting for the YouTube algorithm. Which I now know also means a set of instructions a computer follows to solve a problem 😂

[WOTGAMER-ei]

i passed tech+ on the first try thanks to this vid it helped me much also got a job

[lissetezamora]

Thank you Tech Gee for this instruction material. I usually don’t comment, but I wanted to express my appreciation. I watched and reviewed this video using the objectives list for the exam. I also did some practice exams. I passed today the Tech+ exam. I’ll be watching more content to prepare for the A+ exam.

[denomonus]

I passed the comptia tech video by wayching the whole video the weekend before this video is amazing it really saved me!

[cpitt]

I listened to the video and followed along after completing a class to get me ready for the exam. I felt overwhelming prepared to tackle this exam and PASSED. I am aiming to pass the A+ exams later this year. Thank you for the concise explanations and well formatted video.

[GunplaBuilder-vbei]

Thank you so much. I used your videos and watched them everyday. When I did the dishes, laundry, and while cooking. I passed and have my certification. Thank you again.

[kls]

I just found your channel. Thank you for providing us with this content 😊

[hamz__zzz]

Passed the Tech+ today. Your slides helped a lot, thank you!!

[laurendunnam]

this is so much more helpful than Udemy

[jstmag]

You sir are amazing! Thank you for this! Can't reccomend Tech Gee enough! The only thing that would make it better would be markers in timeline for objectives.

[greengrin]

thank you this is one of the best out there and its free for the poor people in third world

[aidacecilia]

Began studying last night, will come back in 6 months or less to update on whether I have obtained my first CompTIA certification or not (I hope I do!) Also, thank you to Tech Gee for providing these resources.

[sirdazzle]

Watching this a day before my exam. Programming is the toughest topic for me

[RedVenomProductions]

I actually would like to get whatever your offering in terms of your website in the future. but in the meantime i would like to study and pass the test. and wow 20 years of experience? thats seems pretty neet cant wait to pass and follow up.

[familypedro]

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[BoostedOne]

Thank you technology gee I passed my exam 🎉

[AxeroMyBeloved]

I have the exam today, and I am finally pulling this up. Im screwed

[kouassikoffi]

Thank you 🎉 do you provide any training for A+ ? I feel like after completing this I can pass the A+ faster

[Haynes-El]

CompTIA Tech+ (FCO-U71) vs ITF+ (FCO-U61)
I wanted to know if there is any new knowledge or information in the Tech+ exam. From a quick glance, it seems that they mostly changed the percentage weights of the topics being tested.
For example:
• In ITF+ (FCO-U61), IT Concepts and Terminology accounts for 17% of the exam.
• In Tech+ (FCO-U71), the same domain accounts for 13%.
In short, I just want to know whether any new knowledge has been added.
I noticed that in Domain 1.1 of FCO-U61, it says "Compare and contrast national systems, " and it specifically mentions ASCII and Unicode. However, in the FCO-U71 objectives, this isn’t mentioned—yet all Tech+ courses still teach or reference ASCII and Unicode.