Certification IN COMPUTER HARDWARE ( S-012 )

Course Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Computer Hardware (Days 1-3)

    Overview of computer hardware
    Understanding computer architecture
    Types of computers (desktops, laptops, servers)

Module 2: Major Hardware Components (Days 4-10)

    Central Processing Unit (CPU)
        Functionality and architecture
        Types of CPUs
    Motherboard
        Components and connectors
        Chipsets and their functions
    Memory (RAM and ROM)
        Types of memory
        How memory affects performance
    Storage Devices
        HDD vs. SSD
        Understanding storage interfaces (SATA, NVMe)
    Power Supply Unit (PSU)
        Types and wattage calculations

Module 3: Input and Output Devices (Days 11-15)

    Input Devices
        Keyboards, mice, scanners
    Output Devices
        Monitors, printers, speakers
    Peripheral Devices
        USB devices, external drives, and their configurations

Module 4: Assembling a Computer (Days 16-20)

    Step-by-step assembly of a computer
    Best practices for hardware installation
    Understanding cables and connections

Module 5: Troubleshooting and Maintenance (Days 21-25)

    Common hardware issues and solutions
    Diagnostic tools and techniques
    Preventive maintenance practices



Assessment and Certification

    Continuous Assessment: Quizzes and practical assignments
    Final Project: Assemble and troubleshoot a complete computer system
    Certification: Certificate of completion upon successful finishing of the course

Additional Resources

    Access to hardware manuals and guides
    Recommended tools for assembly and troubleshooting
    Online forums for peer support and discussion

Note: Course content may be adjusted based on participant progress and feedback.

Eligibility Criteria for Computer Hardware Course

1. Age: Participants should be at least 16 years old.

2. Educational Background:

   • Basic understanding of computers and technology is preferred.
   • No formal education requirements; however, familiarity with operating systems (Windows, Linux) is beneficial.

3. Technical Skills:

   • Basic typing skills.
   • Familiarity with using software applications (word processors, spreadsheets).

4. Interest in Technology:

   • A genuine interest in learning about computer hardware and troubleshooting.

5. Prerequisites (Optional):

   • Prior completion of an introductory computer course may be helpful but is not mandatory.

Note:

Participants should be willing to engage in hands-on activities and practical sessions throughout the course.