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COURSE CURRICULUM

Certified Hardware and Network Engineer

Module 1:

Introduction to Computer Hardware and Components

Module Description:

This module introduces the basic components that make up a computer system, including the central processing unit (CPU), memory, input/output devices, and peripherals.

  • Overview of computer hardware components
  • Functionality of various hardware parts (CPU, RAM, storage devices, etc.)
  • Introduction to peripheral devices
  • Understanding hardware compatibility and upgradeability
Module 2:

Understanding Motherboards, CPUs, and Memory

Module Description:

This module dives deeper into the core components of a computer system, focusing on motherboards, processors (CPUs), and memory (RAM).

  • Understanding the role and types of motherboards
  • How CPUs process information and different CPU architectures
  • The importance of RAM and memory types in system performance
  • Installing and upgrading motherboards, CPUs, and RAM
Module 3:

Storage Devices and Data Management

Module Description:

This module focuses on storage devices, from traditional hard disk drives (HDDs) to modern solid-state drives (SSDs), and the management of data within a system.

  • Overview of different storage devices: HDD, SSD, and hybrid drives
  • Data storage techniques and formats
  • File systems and partitioning
  • RAID configurations and data redundancy
  • Backing up and restoring data
Module 4:

Power Supply Units and System Cooling

Module Description:

This module introduces power supply units (PSUs) and cooling systems that are essential to the stability and longevity of computer systems.

  • Understanding the role of PSUs in providing power to the system
  • Choosing the right PSU based on system requirements
  • Different cooling methods: air vs. liquid cooling
  • Preventing overheating and ensuring optimal system performance
  • Maintaining power efficiency and system longevity
Module 5:

Operating Systems Installation and Configuration

Module Description:

This module covers the installation, configuration, and management of operating systems. Learners will work with both Windows and Linux environments.

  • Installing and setting up different operating systems (Windows, Linux, etc.)
  • Basic system configuration and user setup
  • Installing drivers and essential software
  • Configuring system preferences and security settings
  • System updates and patches
Module 6:

Networking Fundamentals and Protocols

Module Description:

This module introduces the basics of computer networking, including protocols, networking models, and IP addressing.

  • Overview of networking concepts and protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, etc.)
  • Understanding IP addressing and subnetting
  • Exploring network layers and OSI model
  • Setting up network devices (routers, switches, etc.)
  • Basic network troubleshooting
Module 7:

Network Hardware and Cabling

Module Description:

This module covers the physical components of a network, including cables, connectors, and network hardware such as routers and switches.

  • Types of network cables: Ethernet, fiber optics, etc.
  • Understanding cable standards and pinouts
  • Installing and configuring networking hardware
  • Building and testing network connections
  • Basic troubleshooting of network hardware issues
Module 8:

Wireless Networking and Security

Module Description:

This module delves into wireless networks and the security measures needed to protect these networks from unauthorized access and attacks.

  • Setting up and configuring wireless networks (Wi-Fi)
  • Wireless network security protocols (WPA2, WPA3, etc.)
  • Securing wireless networks from threats
  • Wireless troubleshooting and performance optimization
  • Understanding wireless network design
Module 9:

Troubleshooting Hardware and Network Issues

Module Description:

This module teaches learners how to diagnose and resolve common hardware and network issues that may arise in personal and business environments.

  • Identifying hardware malfunctions (e.g., hard drive failure, faulty RAM)
  • Network connectivity issues and solutions
  • Tools for diagnosing and testing hardware
  • Common network configuration problems and resolutions
  • Using diagnostic software and tools for troubleshooting
Module 10:

Advanced Troubleshooting, System Integration, and Real-World Scenarios

Module Description:

This module focuses on advanced troubleshooting techniques, system integration, and applying knowledge to real-world scenarios. Learners will gain hands-on experience with solving complex system issues and integrating various components into a fully functional system.

  • Advanced troubleshooting of both hardware and software issues
  • System integration: Assembling and configuring a complete computer system
  • Real-world case studies and troubleshooting scenarios
  • Evaluating and testing integrated systems for performance
  • Ensuring system stability, compatibility, and performance optimization