Do you like to build computers? How about computer networking? What parts do I need to build a high-end gaming PC all by myself?
How can I maintain my PC?
Remove viruses and malware?
How can I use a computer to sense and control small electronic gadgets?
In this course you will learn all these things, plus more. I have included some resources to help you with this at the bottom of this page as well.
Here is a link to a sample final portfolio for the course to get a better indication of the learning we do in the course:
https://sites.google.com/ddsbstudent.ca/pc-hardware/home
I have included my class handout on removing viruses and malware below. Please note that if you need help with this you should see a professional for help.
Stress-testing your PC is a good way to ensure that your newly-built PC is stable and can handle heavy loads. There are many tools available tp help you do this, but below I have provided a popular method to do this using free software.
Please note that if you need help with this you should see a professional technician.
Memory errors can be tough to diagnose. Below peer helper (Spring 2019) Jimmie Elawar has provided his final lesson on how to work through these issues using the Ultimate Boot CD and other computer maintenance tips.
Please note that if you need help with this you should see a professional technician. This information is provided as part of an entire course where some terminology has been explained previously.
Here is his slideshow presentation: