Computer Hardware  and Networking

Duration 120 hours, (2 Hours a day.)

This module trains the student in the fundamentals of the operating system and PC hardware, and networking including assembling, fault tracking and support. .

Basic Computer Electronics

Basic working of a computer

•  Building blocks of a computer

•  Input, output and processing devices

•  Internal components of a PC

Fundamentals of electricity

•  Voltage and Current

•  Resistors (Ohm's Law )

•  Using (Digital & Analog) Multimeters

•  Voltage Rise and Drop

•  Inductors and Capacitors

Using Oscilloscope
AC Fundamentals

AC and DC Working of AC

Transformers
Fundamentals of Semiconductors
Diodes and Rectifiers
Transistors
Power supplies
Number systems
Fundamentals of Digital Electronics

Digital signals Logic gates Combination circuits Flip-Flops

Microprocessor fundamentals Site preparation and environmental issues

COMPUTER HARDWARE

Fundamentals of PC
Microprocessor (Intel and AMD) and its Troubleshooting
Memory (DDRRAM, RDRAM, SDRAM) and its Troubleshooting
Motherboard (Intel, Gigabyte, Asus and VIA) and its Troubleshooting
SMPS Power Supply and its Troubleshooting
Hard Disk Drives (IDE , SATA and External )
CD ROM / CD Writer and its Troubleshooting
DVD Drives / Combo Drives and its Troubleshooting
I/O Ports and Devices
Keyboard and Mouse
Installation and Troubleshooting of Modems
Installation and Troubleshooting of Scanners
SCSI Drives
Monitor (CRT, LCD, LED)
Printer Installation (DMP , DeskJet and Laserjet)
Configuring and Troubleshooting BIOS / CMOS Settings
PC Assembling and Disassembling
PC Maintenance and Troubleshooting

OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT

Operating System Basics
Introduction And Configuration of MS-DOS
Installation of Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, Windows 7
Configuring Windows 7 Desktop and Display Settings
Managing Multiple Monitor Settings
Configuring Sidebar, Gadgets and Tablet PC
Configuring Power Options
Working with User accounts and Password
Parental Control, User Privileges and Local Security Policies
Hardware Device Driver Installation and Troubleshooting
Setting up a Network Connection
Troubleshooting TCP / IP Problems
Configuring Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
Working with Antivirus and Windows Defender
Configuring IE7, Pop-up blocker, IE security and privacy options
Managing cookies and Internet Security Zones
Phishing filter
Working on Remote Assistance and Remote Desktop
Managing files and folders
Managing offline and encrypted files
Working on NTFS permission and shared permission
Installing and managing Local and Network printer
Backup and Restore
Disk and Storage Management
Check Disk, Defragmentation and Disk Cleanup
Optimizing system Performance
Configuring Ready boost and Startup Program
Using advanced boot option
Restoring stability with system restore
Managing services
Working with Registry
Antivirus Software Installation and Configuration
Disk manager
System Utilities & Partition Magic
Installing Driver

NETWORKING ESSENTIALS

Overview of Networking
Overview of Networking Components
Network Hardware
Transmission Media
LAN Topologies
Installing Structured Cabling
Networking technologies
802 Standards
Media Access
Ethernet
Other Network Architectures
Network Protocols
Switches and Bridges
Internetwork Connectivity Devices
TCP/IP Services and Application
IP Addresses
DHCP and Automatic IP Configuration
Host Names and FQDNs
Server (NetBIOS) Name Resolution TCP/IP Service
Client – Server Communication Layers
Network Server
Client/Server Systems
WANs and Remote Connectivity
NOS and working on Internet
Introduction to WAN Technologies
Remote Connectivity
Network Security
Testing and Troubleshooting Networks
Network Performance and Monitoring
Introduction to Wireless Networking