Prerequisites

Participants should have the following skills; end-user skills with Windows-based personal computers, including the ability to browse and search for information on the Internet. Start up and shut down the computer. Log on to a computer and computer network. Run programs. Move copy, delete and rename files in Windows Explorer. Basic knowledge of computing concepts including the difference between hardware and software. The functions of software components such as the operating system, application and file system. The function of a computer network.

COMPUTER NETWORKING COURSE STRUCTURE

Install and manage network connections

Support laptops and portable computing devices

Support printers and scanners

Identify personal computer security concepts

Support personal computer securities

COMPUTER HARDWARE COURSE STRUCTURE

• Identify the components of standard desktop personal computers
• Identify fundamental components and functions of personal computer operating systems
• Identify best practices followed by professional personal computer technicians
• Install and configure computer components
• Install and configure system components
• Maintain and troubleshoot peripheral components
• Troubleshoot system components
• Install and configure operating systems
• Maintain and troubleshoot installations of Microsoft Windows
• Identify network technologies

Course duration is twelve (16) weeks for both Hardware and Networking

10:00am - 12:00noon or 12:00noon - 14:00pm Monday to Friday

Evening class available