PC Assembling, Hardware & Networking

Course Overview

The Hardware & Networking course covers essential topics including computer fundamentals, hardware assembly, BIOS/CMOS configuration, and operating systems. Learners will explore microprocessors, storage devices, and power supply systems. Networking topics include IP addressing, network protocols, security, and configuring workgroups and wireless networks. Hands-on training ensures proficiency in installing, configuring, and troubleshooting hardware and network systems, culminating in a KHDA-certified certificate.

Module I Computer Hardware

Chapter 1 – Computer Fundamentals

Definition
Characteristics of Computer
Hardware
Software
Firmware
Block Diagram of Computer
Input Devices
Central Processing Unit
Output Devices
System Components
Bits and Bytes

Chapter 2 – Primary Storage Device

RAM – Static and Dynamic
Types of DRAM
SDRAM, DDR SDRAM, DDR2, DDR3 and DDR4
RAM Packages
Read Only Memory

Chapter 3 – Secondary Storage Devices

Magnetic Storage Devices
Hard Disk Drives
Tracks and Sectors
Hard Disk Interfaces
IDE (Integrated Device Electronics)
Master Slave Configuration
SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment)
Optical Storage Devices
CD / DVD / Blue-Ray Disc / HDVD
Flash Memory, SSD (Solid State Drive)

Chapter 4 – Assembling A Pc

Introduction
Processor Installation
Fixing Cooling Fan
RAM Installation
Fixing Motherboard
Fixing Power Supply
Install Disk Drives
Attach the Power Cables and Data Cables
Attach the Front Panel Wires to the connectors
Install Expansion Cards
System Startup
Install Operating System
Partitioning and Formatting HDD
File Systems in Windows, FAT, NTFS

Chapter 5 - Bios And Cmos

Basic Input Output System (BIOS)
Power on Self-Test (POST)
Setup Program
Bootstrap Loader
Basic Device Drivers
Complementary Metal Oxide Semi-Conductor (CMOS)
Familiar with Setup Program
Boot Sequence
Security Options
Boot Process
CMOS Battery
Clear CMOS
Flashing BIOS

Chapter 6 – Operating System

Operating System IntroductionHardware
GUI and CLI
Installing Latest Versions of Windows
Dual-boot Installation
Device Driver and Driver Installation
Windows Control Panel
System Restore
Disk Defragmenter
Disk Cleanup
Disk Management
Backup and Restore
Repairing Windows
Preventing Viruses

Chapter 7 – Switching Mode Power Supply

Power Supply Form Factor
Alternative Current and Direct Current
Power Good Signal
Motherboard Power Connectors
Peripheral Power Connectors
Testing Power Supply
UPS – Uninterruptible Power Supply

Chapter 8 – Mcroprocessors

Processor Specifications
Clock Speed
Cache Memory
Front Side Bus
Hyper threading and Multi Core Technology
Processor Packages
Processor Socket and Slots
Processor History
AMD and Intel
Processor Cooling
Heat Sink and Cooling Fan

Chapter 9 – Motherboard

Motherboard Form Factors
Processor Sockets
RAM Slots
System Buses – Expansion Slots
PCI – Peripheral Component Interconnect
AGP – Accelerated Graphics Port
PCIe – PCI Express
BIOS and CMOS
IDE and SATA Connectors
Power Connectors

Module Ii Practical Networking

Chapter 2 - Installing And Configuring Os

Installing latest versions of Windows
Configuring For Network Connection
Installing and configuring NIC

Chapter 3 - Creating And Managing Workgroup Network

Changing Computer Name and Workgroup Name
Configuring IP address
Test the connectivity by using PING
Sharing a Folder
Access the shared folder through NetworkChapter

Chapter 4 - Network Protocol Ad Ip Address

IP Address, Static and Dynamic
Subnet mask, CIDR Notation
IP Address Classes
Default Gateway
DNS Server Address
IPconfig Command

Chapter 5 - Securing Resources With Ntfs Permission And Sharing Permission

Creating and Managing User Accounts
Creating and Managing Groups
Setting NTFS permissions
Setting Sharing permissions
Combining Shard permission and NTFS permissions

Chapter 6 - Installing And Configuring Network Printer

Installing Local Printer
Sharing Printer
Installing Network Printer
Connecting Network Printer
Setting permission on Printers

Chapter 7 - Introducing Domain Network

Installing latest Windows Server OS
Installing Active Directory
Creating Domain Controller
Creating and Managing Domain User Accounts
Configuring and Connecting Client Machines

Chapter 8 - Network Cabling & Crimping Network Cable

Chapter 9 - Installing And Configuring Wireless Network

Types of Wireless Networking
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, WiMax, 3G, 4G LTE

Who Can Enroll?

Aspiring IT professionals.
Networking enthusiasts.
System administrators.
Anyone looking to start a career in IT hardware and networking.

Course Outcomes:

Proficiency in computer hardware assembly and maintenance.
Ability to install, configure, and manage networks.
Skills to implement security measures and troubleshoot networking issues.
Expertise in setting up and managing domain networks.

Career Opportunities:

Hardware Technician
Network Administrator
IT Support Specialist
Network Engineer
System Administrator

Why Choose Us?

Expert Instructors: Learn from professionals with practical knowledge in hardware and networking.
Hands-On Training: Real-world scenarios and lab exercises to enhance your skills.
KHDA-Certified Certificate: A valuable credential to enhance your career opportunities.
Comprehensive Curriculum: Covering hardware fundamentals to networking concepts.
Flexible Learning Options: Available offline.

Eligibility / Requirements:

Basic understanding of computers.
Interest in hardware and networking concepts.

Overview:

Join the Hardware & Networking course at Aptech Computer Training, available at our Dubai & Sharjah branches. This comprehensive course provides a deep dive into the world of Computer Hardware & Practical Networking. Designed to equip learners with the essential skills needed to assemble, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot hardware systems, as well as build, secure, and manage networks.
The course covers a wide range of topics, including computer fundamentals, storage devices, assembling PCs, BIOS/CMOS configuration, operating systems, microprocessors, power supply systems, and motherboard functionalities. Additionally, practical networking concepts are thoroughly addressed, such as network protocols, IP addressing, network security, setting up workgroups, domains, and wireless networks.
Through hands-on training, participants will gain practical expertise in installing, configuring, and maintaining computer hardware and networking systems. Whether you are a beginner aspiring to enter the IT field or a professional looking to expand your skills, this course offers a structured learning path to achieve your goals.
At the end of this course, participants will be awarded a KHDA-certified certificate, validating their expertise and enhancing their career prospects.

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