Where in one place can I get the minimum baggage of necessary knowledge for an IT specialist?

Question

IT education

Asked the question "What should any IT specialist know and where to find it?"
I mean not just what is necessary for employment or something else, but exactly the minimum without which "you cannot read Habr" :) Perhaps there is some kind of educational resource on a similar topic that could describe in general terms everything a beginner needs from the differences between HTML and OOP, the basics of a DBMS, reinstalling the OS to working with a web server, etc. It's not tutorials "how to install Apache", but a theoretical basis, without going too deep, but giving an understanding of the basics? In short, something like a computer science course, but modern and more advanced, not designed for "accountants" :)

Answer 1

Look here. It might help.

Answer 2

Habr can and should be read, even if a minimum of knowledge is not enough.
Habr and Toaster, etc. read in order to gain this baggage of knowledge.

Answer 3

no matter how stupid it sounds, but for me, such knowledge will apply itself, it will help to speed up the process - employment, for example, there is nowhere easier to go to work in a helpdesk or as a tester in an outsource - as a start, a great option, since the threshold is quite low. Read habr or other IT resources - a priori. Literature - be sure to read books related to your choice of profession, be it a programmer, qa or some kind of enikey worker. The main thing is not to give up and not to think that you are a useless idiot!

Answer 4

I can recommend the first section of the course "Fundamentals of Web Development" , perhaps the other sections of this course will also be useful.

Answer 5

Nowhere.

Answer 6

You lump everything together, but if you still want to move towards programming, you can see the program here: code.stepic.org