Tech Lab: Module 1
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This document provides an overview of Module 1 of the NEKLS Technology Lab which focuses on software and hardware. The module includes a weekly Zoom meeting, reading assignments, quizzes or projects, and forums for discussion. The objectives are to be able to identify computer hardware, cables and ports, demonstrate technology terminology, and troubleshoot hardware and software problems. Diagrams are provided to learn parts of computers and how to identify components. Terminology from various technology categories are defined. Quizzes assess knowledge of hardware, software, and troubleshooting techniques. Additional resources for further learning are also included.
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- 8. MODULE 1: TROUBLESHOOTING QUIZ • Quiz is shorter than Hardware & Software quiz, but possibly more difficult • There is a lot of unexplained jargon, check the glossary or Google • Quiz draws from real world problems, you may have run or will run into these issues in the future, commit to memory if possible • Document the questions that give you difficulty, research the question or ask for help
- 9. A SMOOTH SEA NEVER MADE A SKILLED SAILOR NOTES ABOUT BEING A TECH • Be Prepared – Always have a backup, be familiar with systems • Don’t Fear – Ask questions, reach out to peers • Release the Pressure – Set temporary fixes • Remain Calm – Find your inner Guru
- 10. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES • ALA Library Support Staff Certification • Comp TIA Certification • A+, Network+ & Security+ • Professor Messer Videos: professormesser.com • Mike Myers: A+ Certification Exam Guide • certification.comptia.org/home • NEKLS Professional Collection • GCF Learn Free, lynda.com, Treehouse