Overview

Computer Hardware and Networking Associate

Computer Hardware and Networking Associate is a skill development programme designed to develop practical knowledge and technical skills in computer hardware, operating systems, computer networking and server administration.

The course covers the fundamentals of information technology, Internet and digital connectivity, basic electronics, computer components and peripherals, computer assembly and maintenance, operating systems, network essentials and management, and server installation and administration.

Students develop practical skills in assembling and maintaining computer systems, installing software and operating systems, configuring basic computer networks, and installing, configuring and troubleshooting Windows Client and Server environments. The programme also includes employability skills and On-the-Job Training (OJT).

What You Will Learn

• Computer Fundamentals and IT Concepts
• Computer Hardware and Software Concepts
• Windows Features, Files and Folder Management
• MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• Internet, Web Browsing and Search Engines
• Email, Online Services and Cloud Storage
• Basic Electronics and Electrical Concepts
• Electronic Components and Logic Circuits
• Computer Internal Components and Peripherals
• Computer Assembly and Disassembly
• Installation and Troubleshooting of Computer Components
• Operating System Installation and Configuration
• Computer Networking Fundamentals
• Network Devices, Cables and Connectors
• IP Addressing and Basic Network Configuration
• Wired and Wireless Networking
• Network Troubleshooting and Basic Network Security
• Windows Server Installation and Administration
• Linux and Unix Server Installation
• Active Directory Administration
• DNS, DHCP, IIS, File Server and Print Server
• DAS, NAS, SAN and RAID
• Group Policy Management

Career Opportunities

After successful completion of the course, candidates can explore opportunities in computer hardware, networking and IT support roles such as:

• Hardware and Networking Associate
• Networking Assistant
• Computer System and Network Technician
• IT Support Executive

Why Choose This Course?

• Comprehensive Computer Hardware and Networking Curriculum
• Strong Focus on Practical Training and Hands-On Learning
• Computer Assembly, Maintenance and Troubleshooting Skills
• Operating System Installation and Configuration
• Wired and Wireless Network Configuration
• Windows, Linux and Unix Server Administration
• Active Directory, DNS, DHCP and IIS Configuration
• Network Troubleshooting and Basic Security Concepts
• Employability Skills Development
• 60 Hours of On-the-Job Training (OJT)