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COMPUTER INSTALLATIONS

🛠️  Unit Overview

The Computer Installation Unit equips learners with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to set up, configure, and maintain computer systems and peripheral devices. It lays the foundation for understanding hardware components, operating systems, and basic troubleshooting techniques.

🎯 Unit Objectives

By the end of this unit, students should be able to:

  • Identify and describe key hardware components of a computer system

  • Assemble and disassemble desktop computers safely

  • Install and configure operating systems (e.g., Windows, Linux)

  • Set up peripheral devices such as printers, scanners, and external drives

  • Apply safety precautions and best practices during installation

  • Perform basic diagnostics and troubleshooting

🧠 Topics Covered

  • Introduction to Computer Hardware

    • Motherboards, CPUs, RAM, storage devices, power supplies

  • System Assembly

    • Step-by-step procedures for assembling a PC

  • Operating System Installation

    • Booting from installation media

    • Partitioning and formatting drives

    • Driver installation and updates

  • Peripheral Setup

    • Connecting and configuring input/output devices

  • Software Utilities

    • Antivirus, backup tools, and system monitoring software

  • Troubleshooting Techniques

    • Common hardware and software issues

    • Use of diagnostic tools

🧪 Practical Activities

  • Hands-on assembly of desktop computers

  • OS installation labs

  • Peripheral configuration exercises

  • Simulated troubleshooting scenarios

📘 Assessment Methods

  • Continuous Assessment: Lab reports, quizzes, and practical assignments

  • Final Evaluation: Practical exam and written test

💼 Career Relevance

This unit is essential for students pursuing careers in:

  • IT Support and Helpdesk

  • Systems Administration

  • Hardware Maintenance

  • Technical Sales and Customer Service

 

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