Month 1: Fundamentals of Computer Hardware
Week 1: Introduction to Hardware Components
– Day 1: Overview of computer systems
– Day 2-3: Internal components (CPU, RAM, Motherboard)
– Day 4-5: Storage devices (HDD, SSD)
Week 2: Peripheral Devices and Connectivity
– Day 1-2: Input devices (keyboard, mouse)
– Day 3-4: Output devices (monitor, printer)
– Day 5: Connecting and using peripherals
Week 3: Building and Maintaining a PC
– Day 1-2: Assembling a PC from components
– Day 3-4: Installing and configuring an operating system
– Day 5: Routine hardware maintenance
Week 4: Troubleshooting Hardware Issues
– Day 1-2: Diagnostic tools and techniques
– Day 3-4: Common hardware problems and solutions
– Day 5: Hands-on practice
Month 2: Fundamentals of Computer Software
Week 1: Operating Systems
– Day 1-2: Overview of major operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux)
– Day 3-4: Installing and updating OS
– Day 5: System configurations and settings
Week 2: Software Applications
– Day 1-2: Common software applications (productivity, multimedia)
– Day 3-4: Software installation and uninstallation
– Day 5: Managing software updates
Week 3: Network and Internet Troubleshooting
– Day 1-2: Basics of networking (LAN, WAN, Wi-Fi)
– Day 3-4: Configuring and troubleshooting network connections
– Day 5: Network security and common issues
Week 4: Advanced Software Troubleshooting
– Day 1-2: Identifying and resolving software conflicts
– Day 3-4: Malware and virus removal
– Day 5: Backup and recovery solutions
Month 3: Hands-on Practice and Projects
Week 1-3: Practical Troubleshooting Sessions
– Day 1-5: Real-world troubleshooting scenarios
– Day 1-5: Practical exercises based on learned concepts
– Day 1-5: Group projects and peer reviews
Week 4: Final Assessments and Review
– Day 1-3: Final troubleshooting project presentation
– Day 4-5: Course review and Q&A sessions
Materials and Resources:
– Textbooks and online resources
– Diagnostic software tools
– Hardware components for hands-on practice
By the end of this course, students will have a solid understanding of computer hardware and software troubleshooting, and they’ll be well-equipped to handle common issues.
