Computer Repair
Computer Repair and Maintance Operator
DOT. 209-562-010
16 Weeks - 480 Clock Hours
Occupational Objective:
The Computer Set-Up and Maintenance Operator is a program designed for students with or without any previous training and/or knowledge in the computer field. At the completion of this program, the student will be able to demonstrate entry level employable skills in performance of set-up, maintenance, service and repair techniques of computers, specifically in microprocessor systems (PC’s), LAN Networks, Computer Operating Systems and Windows. In addition, the graduate will be able to install and configure applications, and be able to use the Troubleshooting Method to diagnose, repair and correct software and hardware problems.
The student will be trained to have the skills and ability to gain entry-level employment in computer manufacturers, computer dealerships, service companies, and/or independent employment.
COURSE OUTLINE
- Computer’s Fundamentals and Environment of Windows
- Microsoft Office 2007 Word Bsics
- Introduction to Computer Electronics
- Processor Systems, Hardware Installation:
- Memory, Processors, Hard Drives, Main Boards,
- Fans, DVD RW, Video Cards
- Support Windows Installation: Windows XP,
- Vista, and Windows 7
- Set-up, Format Hard Drives, USB, Memory Cards
- Drivers Installation and Decompression
- Servicing Computers, Lap Tops and Desk Tops
- Servicing LAN and Wireless Networks
- Internet Explorer Web
- Set-Up Own Computer and General Review
Total Clock Hours 480 Hours
Schedule: Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Program also Taught in Spanish