Computer Training Core System and Operating System Technologies A+

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Core System Technology Training

Terms Learning ther basic terminology and concepts of Computer Systems. Basic functions of different compnents
Componenets Installation, Configuration, and Upgrading of core system device. Proper procedures for installing and configuring IDE, SCSI computer peripheral devices. Motherboard componets and their functions.
Ports Common peripheral ports, associated cabling, and their connectors Ports and connectors to computer systems
Modems Drives Functions of modems and configuration commands. Storage devices and definitions of terms
Boot Process System boot process POST and BIOS functions
IRQ DMA I/O Available IRQs, DMAs, and I/O addresses and procedures for device installation
Maintenance Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Common symptoms and problems associated with system components. How to troubleshoot and isolate the problems with computer systems. Preventive Maintenance and system tools.
CPU Memory Popular CPU chips and their basic characteristics. Different categories of RAM (Random Access Memory) terminology. Typse of components, and their architecture (bus structures and power supplies).
Printers Basic concepts, printer operations and printer components. Care and service techniques and common problems with primary printer types. Laser printer print process
Networks Basic Networking Basic networking concepts, including how a network works analysis of network functions and terms

Operating System Technology Training

Dos OS Working with DOS. DOS commands and the DOS environmnet
Windows OS Operating System Fundamentals
Working with the operating system’s structure, and major system files. Navigation of operating system..
Configuration Utilities Installation, Configuration and Upgrading System boot sequences and boot methods. Creating an emergency boot disk with utilities installed for Windows. .
Windows 2000 OS Windows NT and Windows 2000 operating system requirements Boot process files
Keyboard Shortcuts Shortcuts using the keyboard. Windows operating system shortcut and their functions
Windows Explorer 1 & Windows Explorer 2 Working with windows explorer. File options and configuration of files. Basic concepts and procedures for creating, viewing and managing files, directories and disks.
Control Panel Explaination of control panel components and their functions
System Tools Using system tools Scandisk, Defrag and others to maintain your computer system
Windows 2000 Working with the windows 2000 Operating system. Windows 2000 environment
Networks Introduction to networks. Networking capabilities of Windows
Trouble shooting Diagnosing and Troubleshooting
Recognize and interpret the meaning of common error codes and startup messages from the boot sequence. Problems solving steps