Course Description

A hardware and networking course provides the skills to work with computer hardware, network systems, and troubleshooting. It typically covers installation, configuration, maintenance, and repair of both computer systems and networks. This type of course is a good starting point for careers as network administrators, IT technicians, or hardware engineers. 

• Networking:

  This involves learning about network topologies, protocols (like TCP/IP), network devices (routers, switches, etc.), and network security.
• Operating Systems:

  The course will cover the installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of various operating systems, including Windows and Linux. 
• Troubleshooting:

  A crucial part of the course is learning how to diagnose and resolve hardware and network issues. 
• Network Security:

  Understanding basic network security concepts, such as firewalls and intrusion detection, is also often included. 

   

• IT Technician: Provides technical support for computer hardware and software. 
• Hardware Engineer: Focuses on the design, development, and testing of computer hardware. 
• System Administrator: Manages and maintains computer systems and networks. 
• Technical Support Specialist: Provides support to users with hardware and software issues.