IT Fundamentals
IT Fundamentals lays a foundation and introduces the basics of cybersecurity and the I.T. world for the students. Students will be able to demonstrate how software, applications, hardware, and networks are built, maintained, and most importantly, secured. Along the way, students will examine how programming languages work and how to use the troubleshooting methodology. This course prepares the students to take the industry recognized CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam.
Overview: In this unit, students will compare and contrast different types of notational systems and will also be able to understand the basics of computing, how data moves on a network, and the troubleshooting methodology.
Grades: 8, 9
Overview: In this unit, students will understand how a network can be secured both wired and wirelessly. Students will also be able to understand peripheral devices and how they work with a system.
Grades: 8, 9
Overview: In this unit, students will analyze different operating systems and understand their importance. Students will understand applications and how application architecture is executed.
Grades: 8, 9
Overview: In this unit, students will explore programming languages and how they operate. Students will experiment with programming logic and be able to explain the importance of different programming concepts.
Grades: 8, 9
Overview: In this unit, students will examine the importance of databases. They will explore database structures, concepts, and purposes while exploring different methods of interacting with them.
Grades: 8, 9
Overview: In this unit, students will compare and contrast the CIA triad and explore ways to secure devices. Students will also analyze best practices for security with systems.
Grades: 8, 9