Computer Fundamentals
Generation of Computer
Diploma in Computer hardware is Open to anyone with the Knowledge of English. This hands-on course is our recommended curriculum for those who want to upgrade, repair, maintain and troubleshoot computers. This course covers the full range of IBM and IBM-compatible systems. This is a preliminary course recommended for candidates wish to enter Network and System administration field.
Computer hardware is an intriguing field of computer science, and applicants seeking applications in this field will need to pursue courses in hardware and networking. Candidates can pursue various short-term and long-term courses in this field after passing Class 12.
These courses include various computer, electrical and electronic circuits-related courses. Candidates who follow these courses also learn about the various computer parts and how they work. The course allows them to identify and fix computer-related hardware and network issues and other such devices.
Candidates who have pursued computer hardware and networking courses can take up jobs in various businesses ranging from start-ups to MNCs as all businesses require skilled individuals who can solve technical and network issues within organizations. Jobs are also available in departments of government and institutions of education. Following are some of the jobs that computer hardware experts can seek.
Computer Fundamentals
Generation of Computer
MS-DOS Commands
Autoexec.bat & Config.sys
Working on Windows 98/XP
Conventional & Extended Memory
Types of Memory EDO, SDRAM, DDR, RAMBUS
Card and Connector Identification
Assembling a Latest PC
Installation of Windows 98/XP
Installation of Application Software
Start Menu
File Management
Configure using Control Panel
Adding and Removing the Drivers
Intro of MS-Word, Excel & Powerpoint
Start Menu
The Number System
Gates and Flip-Flop
Counter and Register
Microprocessor Basics (8088)
Microprocessor Internal Architecture
Bus Architecture (ISA, PCI, AGP etc.)
Support Chips (8284, 8288, 8237, 8259)
Intel 80386, 80486, Celeron, P-II, P-III,PIV
Non-Intel Processors (Cyrix, AMD)
Math Co-Processors
Advanced Motherboard Types
Magnetic Memory
Data Encoding Scheme
FDC and FDD
HDD Interfaces
FDISK and FORMAT
HDD Organization
Optical Storage (CD, DVD)
HDD Interfaces
Types of Viruses
Virus Infection and Prevention
Virus Scanning using Anti-Virus Software
Parallel and USB Port Basics
SPP/EPP/ECP
Interfacing devices to USB and Parallel Port
How Dot-Matrix, Inkjet & Laser Printer works
Loading the Drivers and enable print sharing
Serial Port RS-232 Signals
Internal and External Modem
Configuring Modem for Internet connection
How Laptops are like Desktop
How Laptops are different from Desktop
Docking Connecto
CMOS Setting
Operating System Troubleshooting
Hardware Troubleshooting