- CompTIA Tech+ pathway and how it differs from A+.
- Map of FC0-U71 exam domains and weights.
- Exam logistics: maximum of 70 multiple-choice questions, 60 minutes, passing score 650/900.
- Study approach for foundational technology topics.
CompTIA Tech+ Certification Training Course
Build technology foundations across IT concepts, infrastructure, applications, software development basics, data, and security — CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71).
Technology foundations for career explorers and non-IT professionals.
Accumentum’s CompTIA Tech+ Certification Training Course prepares learners for the CompTIA Tech+ exam (FC0-U71). Tech+ helps students and career changers build a broader understanding of technology and decide whether an IT path is right for them.
This course is an entry foundation. It is not CompTIA A+. A+ remains the common next step for hands-on support technician work after Tech+.
What you will be able to explain and apply at a foundational level.
IT concepts and infrastructure
Computing basics, devices, components, networking, virtualization, and cloud concepts (domains 1.0–2.0).
Applications and software
OS components, productivity and collaboration software, browsers, and emerging tech awareness (domain 3.0).
Development and data
Programming concepts and data/database fundamentals (domains 4.0–5.0).
Security fundamentals
CIA triad, authentication, device security, and basic privacy hygiene (domain 6.0).
Who Should Attend
- High school students, career changers, and non-IT professionals exploring technology careers.
- Advanced end users who want a structured technology foundation.
- Learners preparing for professional-level CompTIA paths such as A+ after building foundations.
- Anyone who needs a single certification covering broad IT foundations rather than a deep technician skill set.
Prerequisites
- No prior IT experience is required; CompTIA recommends Tech+ for beginners and non-IT professionals.
- Basic comfort with using computers and the internet helps.
- This training is foundational and is not CompTIA A+ technician training.
- Hands-on practice with common devices, OS settings, and safe computing habits supports exam readiness.
Eight modules mapped to CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 domains.
Exam domains: IT Concepts and Terminology 13%; Infrastructure 24%; Applications and Software 18%; Software Development Concepts 13%; Data and Database Fundamentals 13%; Security 19%.
- Basics of computing and common computing devices.
- Internal components: CPU, storage, NIC, and related concepts.
- Notational systems and basic troubleshooting awareness.
- Domain 1.0 — 13% of the exam.
- Common computing devices, peripherals, ports, and connectors.
- Display technologies and input devices.
- Virtualization basics: hypervisor and guest OS.
- Cloud concepts: SaaS, IaaS, on-premises vs cloud (domain 2.0 begins — 24%).
- Wired and wireless networking concepts; common connectors and wireless technologies.
- Networking devices and tools; internet service types.
- IP and MAC addressing; basic network services.
- LAN/WAN concepts at a foundational level.
- OS types and components: interfaces, file systems, utilities, drivers, and access control.
- Productivity, collaboration, browsers, and remote support software.
- Browser features: privacy, add-ons, passwords, and cache.
- AI assistants and other emerging application uses (domain 3.0 — 18%).
- Programming language categories and data types.
- Variables, constants, arrays, functions, and objects at a conceptual level.
- Organizational techniques: pseudocode, flowcharts, branching, and looping.
- Domain 4.0 — 13% of the exam.
- Value of data; data-driven decisions and analytics awareness.
- Relational vs non-relational concepts; tables, rows, fields, keys.
- Queries, reports, and local vs cloud storage awareness.
- Backup concepts (domain 5.0 — 13%).
- Confidentiality, integrity, availability, authentication, and authorization.
- Device security: anti-malware, firewalls, patching, and screen locks.
- Password hygiene, MFA awareness, and privacy basics.
- Domain 6.0 — 19% of the exam.
Designed for CompTIA Tech+ foundations.
Exam-domain map
Eight modules aligned to CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 domains and published weights.
Foundational scope
Broad IT literacy across devices, networks, apps, development basics, data, and security — not A+ technician depth.
Public exam facts
Maximum of 70 multiple-choice questions; 60 minutes; passing score 650 on a scale of 900.
Pathway clarity
Tech+ first; CompTIA A+ remains a common next step for support technician work.
Prepare for the official CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) exam.
Tech+ Exam Readiness
Accumentum Tech+ training prepares learners for the CompTIA Tech+ certification exam (FC0-U71).

The CompTIA Tech+ exam series code is FC0-U71. Public facts: maximum of 70 multiple-choice questions; length of test 60 minutes; passing score 650 (on a scale of 900).
Exam domains: IT Concepts and Terminology (13%); Infrastructure (24%); Applications and Software (18%); Software Development Concepts (13%); Data and Database Fundamentals (13%); Security (19%).
CompTIA Tech+ training with Accumentum: scope, audience, domains, and public exam facts.
Enroll in CompTIA Tech+ Certification Training with Accumentum.
Enroll in Accumentum’s CompTIA Tech+ Certification Training Course to prepare for exam FC0-U71. For course dates and enrollment support, visit Accumentum’s registration page linked below.
Prepare for CompTIA Tech+ foundations.
Build technology foundations across IT, infrastructure, apps, data, and security. Not A+.
