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Provided by: Serebra Learning Corporation Installing and Configuring a PCPC Support |
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The Installing and Configuring a PC WBT is the second course in the A+ Certification curriculum and caters to A+ Core Service Technician Examination. This course is meant for PC hardware service technicians who want to acquire knowledge of installing configuring and networking a PC. This course discusses the process of assembling and configuring various PC components such as motherboard disk drives and memory and also describes the procedure of installing and tuning Windows operating systems on a PC. It also provides users with an overview of different types of networks and discusses various topologies cables protocols and utilities used for implementing a network. Additionally this course covers configuring a PC to share resources with a network using the TCP/IP protocol.
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This course is designed for PC service technicians responsible for hardware maintenance of PCs. The audience should be familiar with the basic concepts of a PC.
PrerequisitesUsers should be familiar with the basic concepts of PC hardware.
ObjectiveUpon completion of this course the student will be able to:
- Install a motherboard
- Assemble the components of a PC
- Run the CMOS Setup program to configure the system
- Prepare the hard disk of a newly assembled computer for installing the Windows 98 operating system
- Install Windows 98 and Windows 2000 operating systems
- Tune the settings of an operating system
- Install a printer on a PC
- Install a modem to connect a PC to the Internet
- Differentiate between various types of networks
- List the different types of network topologies
- Identify the most commonly used networking cables
- Identify the most commonly used LAN technologies
- Identify the different types of protocols
- Identify the different types of network utilities
- Configure a PC to communicate with the network
- Share your PC on the network
Assembling a Computer
- Installing Components of a PC
- Running CMOS & Partitioning Hard Drive
- Quiz
Configuring a PC
- Installing the Operating System
- Installing Printers & Modems
- Quiz
Networking a PC
- Understanding Network Basics
- Implementing Networks
- Quiz
Configuring a Network
- Using Network Protocols & Utilities
- Installing Network Components
- Quiz
5 hrs
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