May 22
May 17
You will learn to diagnose, identify, and repair failing components of personal computers. You will also learn to identify areas of potential upgrades. Topics covered include diagnostic techniques for identifying hardware and software related problems, problem resolution and repair. You will learn the techniques used in determining if and when updates and upgrades are appropriate. This is a hands-on class with an emphasis on the actual diagnoses and repair of personal computers. No textbook required.
ELN-3006-201
Continuing to build on PC Troubleshooting and Repair Level I, this course is designed to teach you common error messages, their meaning and the appropriate course of action. System analysis, isolation, and problem determination procedures as well as diagnosis of common faults are examined and error codes are explained. External devices and peripherals will be examined. The necessary device drivers will be located and installed. Common business computer applications will be installed and configured. An overview of networking components, protocols, and operating systems will be discussed and demonstrated. PC Troubleshooting Level I or comparable experience is a prerequisite for the class. No textbook required.
Through "hands-on" labs, you will install both wired and wireless network interface card and set up their own working computer networks. Both wired and wireless networks will be designed and built. By the end of the course, you will be comfortable with establishing your own computer network, designed to share files, printers and Internet access in a home or office. Instruction and guidance will be provided on design and needed components for the computer network you want to build! No textbook required.