2 Months
Computer Fundamentals
Computer Basics
Start from zero and build the everyday computer confidence every job expects.
Hardware & Networking
Computer Hardware
Learn to assemble, install, diagnose and repair desktop computers with real hardware practice.
Course overview
Computer Hardware is a hands-on course for students who enjoy opening machines and solving real problems. You will work with actual desktops, motherboards, storage drives, power supplies, printers and peripherals instead of only watching videos.
The course covers assembly and disassembly, operating system installation, driver setup, BIOS configuration, basic networking and systematic troubleshooting. By the end you can confidently build a PC from components and diagnose common faults.
Who is it for? Students planning a career in IT support, computer shop technicians, service engineers and anyone who wants practical repair skills.
Why learn Computer Hardware
Hardware skills are always in demand because computers break everywhere — homes, offices, schools and shops. Repair knowledge is practical, local and can even become self-employment.
- Practice on real machines, not simulations
- Learn a systematic diagnostic approach
- Understand both hardware and software faults
- Start earning through service work while you learn
Skills you gain
- PC assembly and disassembly
- Windows installation and drivers
- BIOS and disk partitioning
- Hardware troubleshooting
- Printer and peripheral setup
- Basic networking
- Data backup and recovery basics
Career options
- Hardware Technician
- Computer Service Engineer
- IT Support Executive
- Shop / Service Centre Technician
- Field Support Assistant
Detailed syllabus
Module-wise curriculum followed in class, with practice assignments after each module.
Motherboard components, CPU, RAM, storage, power supply, ports and how the parts work together.
Safe handling, step-by-step assembly, cable management, CMOS, POST checks and first boot.
Windows installation, disk partitioning, formatting, driver installation and updates.
Boot order, BIOS settings, firmware updates, secure boot and basic configuration.
No-display faults, RAM errors, hard disk failures, overheating, power issues and diagnostic tools.
Keyboard, mouse, monitor, printer installation, driver setup and common printer problems.
LAN cables, routers, IP addresses, shared printers, internet setup and basic network troubleshooting.
Diagnose a faulty system, replace components, install Windows and prepare a service report.
Upcoming batches
| Start date | Timing | Shift | Mode | Seats | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08 Dec 2026 | 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM | Morning | Offline | 10 seats available |
Computer Hardware FAQs
Yes. The hardware lab uses real desktops and components for assembly, installation and fault-finding practice.
Basic networking is included — cables, IP addresses, routers and shared printers.
The course gives you a strong practical base. Many students begin with shop service work before starting independently.
No prior electronics background is required, though interest in machines helps.
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