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CompTIA A+ – PC Hardware & Maintenance

Develop practical knowledge of computer hardware, PC assembly, operating systems, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance and essential IT support practices.

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Course Duration

01 Month

Build foundational skills for computer maintenance, hardware support and everyday troubleshooting.

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Course Overview

Learn PC Hardware and Maintenance

The PC Hardware & Maintenance course introduces learners to computer components, system assembly, operating system installation, device configuration and common troubleshooting techniques.

Learners explore how hardware and software work together, how to identify common computer problems and how to perform routine maintenance safely. The course provides a foundation for entry-level computer support and IT service roles.

  • Understand computer components and their functions.
  • Identify processors, memory, storage and motherboards.
  • Learn PC assembly and component installation basics.
  • Understand BIOS/UEFI and boot processes.
  • Explore operating system installation and configuration.
  • Diagnose common hardware and software problems.
  • Practise preventive maintenance and safe handling.
Desktop computer components and PC hardware
Course Highlights

What You Will Learn

Explore the essential knowledge needed to understand, maintain and troubleshoot desktop computer systems.

01

Computer Hardware

Understand motherboards, processors, RAM, storage devices, power supplies and other essential PC components.

02

PC Assembly

Learn component identification, compatibility basics, installation procedures and safe system assembly.

03

Operating Systems

Explore operating system installation, configuration, drivers, updates and basic system settings.

04

Troubleshooting

Identify common startup, display, storage, memory and peripheral issues using systematic troubleshooting steps.

05

Preventive Maintenance

Understand cleaning, component care, system checks, maintenance routines and safe handling practices.

06

IT Support Fundamentals

Develop basic skills in user support, problem documentation, peripherals and routine computer service tasks.

Course Syllabus

PC Hardware & Maintenance Modules

The one-month syllabus can be organised around these practical learning areas. The exact schedule may vary by institute.

MODULE I

Introduction to Computers

Computer fundamentals, types of computers, system components, basic terminology and the relationship between hardware and software.

MODULE II

Motherboard and Processor

Motherboard components, CPU basics, sockets, chipsets, expansion slots, ports and hardware compatibility.

MODULE III

Memory and Storage Devices

RAM types and installation, HDDs, SSDs, storage interfaces, partitioning concepts and basic storage troubleshooting.

MODULE IV

Power Supply and Cabinet

Power supply basics, cabinet types, cooling fans, airflow, connectors and safe handling of internal components.

MODULE V

PC Assembly and Disassembly

Component installation, cable connections, system assembly, hardware checks and safe disassembly procedures.

MODULE VI

BIOS/UEFI and Boot Process

Firmware settings, boot order, hardware detection, startup checks and basic boot-related troubleshooting.

MODULE VII

Operating System Installation

Operating system installation concepts, partition selection, driver installation, updates and basic system configuration.

MODULE VIII

Device Drivers and Peripherals

Driver management and the setup of printers, keyboards, mice, monitors, scanners and other peripheral devices.

MODULE IX

Hardware Troubleshooting

Common power, display, memory, storage, overheating and startup problems, along with structured diagnostic methods.

MODULE X

Preventive Maintenance and Safety

Safe cleaning, electrostatic discharge precautions, component handling, maintenance schedules and service records.

MODULE XI

Basic Networking and Connectivity

Network adapters, Ethernet basics, Wi-Fi connectivity, IP configuration concepts and common connection issues.

MODULE XII

Practical Lab and Fault Diagnosis

Practise component identification, hardware checks, basic troubleshooting and documenting service activities.

Electronic components used in computer hardware
Learning Outcomes

Build Practical Computer Maintenance Skills

By completing the course and practising in a supervised lab, learners can develop a foundation in PC hardware and routine troubleshooting tasks.

  • Identify common internal computer components.
  • Understand basic component compatibility.
  • Assist with PC assembly and disassembly.
  • Understand operating system and driver installation.
  • Recognise common hardware faults and symptoms.
  • Perform basic preventive maintenance safely.
  • Document troubleshooting and service activities.
Career Opportunities

Explore Entry-Level IT Support Roles

This training can provide a foundation for exploring entry-level computer support roles. Employment depends on practical ability, experience, additional qualifications and employer requirements.

Computer Hardware Technician
Desktop Support Assistant
PC Maintenance Technician
IT Support Assistant
Computer Service Technician
Help Desk Support Trainee

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Build your computer hardware knowledge and learn the fundamentals of PC assembly, maintenance and troubleshooting in this one-month course.

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Frequently Asked Questions

CompTIA A+ Course FAQs

What is the duration of the course?
The course duration specified for this page is one month.
What topics are covered in PC Hardware & Maintenance?
The topics include computer components, PC assembly, memory and storage, BIOS/UEFI, operating systems, peripherals, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance and basic networking.
Is this course suitable for beginners?
The course starts with computer fundamentals and can serve as an introduction for learners who want to understand PC hardware and basic maintenance.
Will I learn practical troubleshooting?
The syllabus includes hardware fault diagnosis and practical lab topics. The amount of hands-on practice depends on the training schedule and available lab equipment.
Does completing this course award CompTIA A+ certification?
No. Completing an institute training course does not itself award CompTIA A+ certification. The CompTIA A+ certification requires passing the applicable official certification exams. Check CompTIA's official website for current exam requirements.
What jobs can I explore after the course?
Depending on your practical skills and experience, you may explore entry-level roles such as computer hardware technician, desktop support assistant or IT support trainee.
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  • Course duration: 01 Month
  • Computer components and PC assembly
  • Operating systems and troubleshooting
  • Preventive maintenance and IT support basics

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