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Electronics and Emerging Tech.
Computer Technology
Location: BarryTech Teacher: Students will study topics in depth, including preventive maintenance, diagnostics, multi-media technology, computer and network theory, digital electronics, and personal computer hardware. To receive A+ Certification, it is necessary to pass both the A+ Essentials and 1 of 3 System Specialties exams. Technicians-in-training will learn how to: • develop a troubleshooting strategy • fix PC hardware and software problems • install and configure hard disks, CD-ROMs, and the complete family of Windows Operating Systems • safely disassemble and reassemble a PC • upgrade memory • work with basic network technology including administration of networks • network applications and hardware Students will familiarize themselves with hardware and software including: • CPUs • CD and DVD-ROMs • memory • Windows Operating Systems • printers • storage media They will learn procedures for working with basic network technology including: • administration of network applications • monitor interface • operating system installation • system teardown • troubleshooting • upgrades Course Available: Grade 11 Course Length: 2 years Placement: Regular Credits: Up to 4 CTE credits a year Admissions Criteria: Above-average academic skills and visual acuity Add to My Class List » |
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