Professional Diploma in IT Support
Computer Hardware Fundamental (DHS102)
Computer Hardware Fundamentals (DHS102) is the gateway to building real technical confidence in...
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Computer Hardware Fundamentals (DHS102) is the gateway to building real technical confidence in IT. Whether you're an aspiring technician, IT support specialist, or just want to understand what makes computers work, this course provides full exposure to desktop hardware, disassembly, diagnostics, and preventive maintenance.
You’ll go beyond theory — with real-world tools, live PC builds, troubleshooting labs, and client-facing exercises — setting the foundation for a hands-on IT career.
Learn to identify, understand, and work with core computer components such as motherboards, RAM, CPUs, expansion cards, and connectors—essential knowledge for any aspiring technician.
Learn to identify, understand, and work with core computer components.
Explore various storage technologies including HDDs, SSDs, and optical drives. Gain insight into drive performance benchmarks and learn how to assess and select storage based on real-world computing needs.
Explore various storage technologies including HDDs, SSDs, and optical drives.
Master the assembly of desktop PCs, applying proper techniques for handling components, installing AIO liquid cooling systems, applying thermal paste, and selecting the right PC casing and airflow configurations.
Master the assembly of desktop PCs, applying proper techniques for handling components.
Understand electrical principles, PSU specifications, connector types, and how to safely select and test power supply units for different hardware configurations using tools like multimeters.
Understand electrical principles, PSU specifications, and connector types.
Discover the importance of preventive care through PC profiling, system checks, and routine servicing practices to ensure long-term system health and user satisfaction.
Discover the importance of preventive care through PC profiling, system checks.
Learn how to navigate, configure, and update BIOS settings. Understand CMOS functionality and how firmware settings impact boot behavior, hardware detection, and system stability.
Learn how to navigate, configure, and update BIOS settings.
Develop the communication, professionalism, and troubleshooting mindset of a skilled technician. Practice writing service reports and conducting hands-on diagnostic tasks that simulate real-world support scenarios.
Develop the communication, professionalism, and troubleshooting mindset of a skilled technician.
From dismantling branded and custom-built PCs to assembling high-performance systems with AIO water cooling, these snapshots highlight the real-world activities students perform in the lab.
Computer Hardware Fundamental (DHS102)
Computer Hardware Fundamentals (DHS102) is the gateway to building real technical confidence in...
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