JH
5.0Reviewed Oct 16, 2023
Really enjoyed the instructor's videos and how he explained different topics.
Really enjoyed the instructor's videos and how he explained different topics.
Introduction to Contemporary Operating Systems and Hardware 1a
In this course, you will explore the several types of hardware components installed in computers and peripherals. The course also offers a detailed exploration of these components and their function as part of the computer and peripheral hardware. The career skills acquired in this course will begin your journey into information technology. At the end of the course, you will be able to: - Identify basic cable types and their connectors, features, and purposes. - Demonstrate knowledge of several types of memory and their installation. - Categorize and install diverse types of storage devices. - Explain and configure motherboards, central processing units (CPUs), and add-on cards. - Apply electronic principles and their relationship to the power supply. - Explain the components and operation of multifunction devices/printers and settings. Software requirements: CPU-Z (https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html)
Status: Hardware Architecture
Status: Operating Systems
BeginnerCourse25 hours
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AA
5.0Reviewed Aug 13, 2024
Protecting company devices is very important to increase awareness
MF
4.0Reviewed May 7, 2024
The short videos are good. Annoying is the extended wiki-reading!
JM
5.0Reviewed Jan 27, 2024
It's a fair brief introduction to fundamental PC hardware.
SB
4.0Reviewed Apr 19, 2024
The content is undoubtedly rich, but a lot of the material comes from Wikipedia, which I could've found myself for free. Overall still extremely helpful.
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Jesse Herring
5.0
Reviewed Oct 17, 2023Matthew Soto
2.0
Reviewed Oct 25, 2023This course send you to wikipedia to do most/all of the learning yourself. The presenter clearly doesn't have a scripted dialogue and tends to ramble about obsolete tech, stumble over his words, and mention future topics ahead of time only to say dismiss that info. This course could use better in-video graphics, text, and a clearly delivered dialogue.
Martin Smith
5.0
Reviewed Sep 5, 2023The Instructor gets an A+.
Deleted Account
5.0
Reviewed Jul 26, 2024I enjoyed learning with you. I found the content easy to understand and your voice was "teachable"
Ruqsan Ahamed
5.0
Reviewed Nov 3, 2024Insightful
Xoja Sapayev
5.0
Reviewed Dec 21, 2024perfect
Prasanth ECE
5.0
Reviewed Sep 18, 2024Good
NIKHIL SHARMA
5.0
Reviewed Nov 10, 2023Nice
Sadulla Sadullayev
5.0
Reviewed Dec 22, 2024ss
Subodh Bhagwat
4.0
Reviewed Apr 20, 2024The content is undoubtedly rich, but a lot of the material comes from Wikipedia, which I could've found myself for free. Overall still extremely helpful.
Aslam Khan123
1.0
Reviewed Nov 7, 2024did not recieve a certificate for this course
Ahmed Darwish Alremeithi (ADNOC Offshore - TRVT) Alremeithi
5.0
Reviewed Aug 14, 2024Protecting company devices is very important to increase awareness
James Masland
5.0
Reviewed Jan 27, 2024It's a fair brief introduction to fundamental PC hardware.
Ümit Keleş
5.0
Reviewed Oct 12, 2024Mükemmel bir kurstu
Keshav.S_21
5.0
Reviewed Apr 2, 2025Thorough
John Robert M. Cabatbat
5.0
Reviewed Mar 3, 2025good
Braden Bijold
4.0
Reviewed Jul 22, 2024This class taught me a lot, however I wish there was a little more lab style instruction throughout the course. Overall, it has improved what I know about computers and hardware functions, but it was mostly reading over any formal instruction.
Matthias Franz
4.0
Reviewed May 8, 2024The short videos are good. Annoying is the extended wiki-reading!
Dron Lalung
4.0
Reviewed Oct 27, 2024it was good but where is my certificate
Mr. S.Deepankumar
4.0
Reviewed Dec 8, 2024EXCELLENT