I. Introduction

• Overview of Computer System Servicing NC II
  
  

• Importance of installing and configuring computer systems
  
  

• Workplace safety and standard procedures
  
  

II. Learning Outcomes

At the end of this module, learners should be able to:

1. Prepare Computer Hardware Components following safety protocols.

2. Assemble/Disassemble computer hardware systems.

3. Install Operating Systems (OS) according to specifications.

4. Install and Configure Device Drivers and Software Applications.

5. Configure Computer Settings based on user requirements.

6. Test and Verify system functionality.

7. Perform Documentation and Reporting of installation activities.
   
   

III. Learning Content

1. Safety Practices and Work Preparation

• Occupational health and safety (OHS) procedures

• Proper use of tools and equipment

• Anti-static precautions and ESD awareness
  
  

2. Preparing Hardware Components

• Identifying computer parts and peripherals

• Compatibility checks (motherboard, CPU, RAM, PSU, storage)

• Checking manufacturer specifications

3. System Assembly and Disassembly

• Step-by-step process of assembling a computer

• Proper cable management and component placement

• BIOS/UEFI access and configuration

4. Installing Operating Systems

• Pre-installation requirements

• Partitioning and formatting drives

• Installing Windows / Linux OS

• Post-installation configuration (drivers, updates)
  
  

5. Installing and Configuring Device Drivers & Software

• Identifying required drivers

• Installing utility software and productivity tools
  
  

• Configuring system applications

6. System Configuration

• Setting up user accounts and permissions

• Configuring display, network, and power management

• Installing updates and security patches
  
  

7. System Testing and Verification

• Boot-up and POST testing

• Checking hardware and software functionality

• Troubleshooting basic installation issues
  
  

8. Documentation and Reporting

• Recording installation procedures

• Preparing system configuration reports

• Client/user acceptance
  
  

IV. Learning Activities

• Hands-on PC assembly/disassembly practice

• Guided OS installation (Windows & Linux)

• Installing and configuring drivers/software

• Group activities: troubleshooting scenarios

• Individual performance tests (actual installation tasks)
  
  

V. Assessment Methods

• Written test (knowledge of procedures & safety)

• Practical demonstration (system assembly & OS installation)

• Oral questioning (concept explanation)

• Portfolio/Documentation submission
  
  

VI. Resources

• TESDA Training Regulations for CSS NC II

• Computer hardware sets (desktop units, spare parts)

• Installation media (Windows/Linux)

• Drivers and software installers

• Hand tools (screwdrivers, anti-static wrist straps, etc.)