computer

2. In this course, you will be introduced to
different learning activities preparing
you to be skillful before you take the
plunge into the world of work as a
hardware service provider and to feel
more confident while providing support
where needed. Indeed, as learners of
hardware servicing, you are a crucial
link in the emergency response process.
Ideally, everyone should know what to

3.  Basic PC Operation
 Microsoft Application
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Power Point

4.  Learning Outcome #1: Assess Condition of
Received Equipment Characteristics of
Materials Used in Specific Projects Fault
Identification and Reporting
 Learning Outcome #2: Assess Own Work
Workplace Procedure Quality Standards
 Learning Outcome #3: Validates One's work
for Quality Improvement Quality
Improvement

5.  Learning Outcome#1:Plan and Prepare for Task
to be undertaken List of Tasks to be Undertaken
Time Scheduling Learning
 Outcome#2: Prepare Hand Tools Preparing Hand
tools Unsafe or Faulty Tools Learning
 Outcome#3: Use of Appropriate Hand Tools and
Test Equipment Personal Protective Clothing and
Equipment Safety Procedure Learning
 Outcome#4: Maintain Hand Tools Maintaining
Hand Tools Proper Use, Maintenace and Storage

6.  Outcome#1:Plan and Prepare for
termination/connection of Electrical
Wiring/Electronic Circuit Use of Tools
 Learning Outcome # 2: Terminate/Connect
Electrical Wiring/ Electronic Circuit Electrical
Connection Soldering and terminating Techniques
 Learning Outcome#3: Test Termination and or
connection of Electrical Wiring/Electronics

7. Major components of a
computer system
Pc assembly and
disassembly of Personal
Computer.

8.  LO1Plan and prepare for installation
 LO2Install equipment and/or device and
system
 LO3Conduct validation and testing

9. LO1. Formulate plans and prepare for
diagnostic procedure for computer
systems
LO2. Diagnose faults and other defects
of computer systems
LO3. Replace and provide remedies for
defective computer parts
LO4. Test run system and networks

11. device,usually
electronic,that
processes data according
to a set of instructions
STORED on its memory.

12. The digital computer
stores data in discrete
units and performs
arithmetical and
logical operations at
very high speed.

13. A programmable
machine that performs
high-speed processing
of numbers, as well as
of text, graphics,
symbols, and sound.

14. All computers contain a central processing
unit that interprets and executes
instructions; input devices, such as a
keyboard and a mouse, through which data
and commands enter the computer;
memory that enables the computer to
store programs and data; and output
devices, such as printers and display
screens, that show the results after the
computer has processed data.