Information and Communication Technology (ICT) with Mr. Arreyntow

  • By Arreyntow Kerone Enow
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This course covers Information and Communication Technology (ICT) from foundational concepts to more advanced skills, including computer hardware, software, digital operations, and practical applications. Suitable for complete beginners as well as learners looking to deepen existing knowledge.

What Will You Learn?
  • Identify and explain the main hardware components of a computer system
  • Understand how internal parts (motherboard, RAM, power supply, CPU) work together
  • Differentiate between storage types (HDD vs SSD) and understand how data is saved
  • Understand how the CPU processes information and what affects computer performance
  • Identify common peripherals and expansion devices, and how to connect them
  • Recognize common hardware problems and apply basic troubleshooting steps

Material Includes

  • PowerPoint slides
  • Diagrams and images of hardware components
  • Live demonstrations during sessions
  • Short practical exercises (component identification and sorting activities)

Requirements

  • A laptop or smartphone with a stable internet connection
  • Access to the AcadEx LMS
  • No prior computer or ICT experience needed
  • Learners are encouraged to have a notebook for taking notes

Audience

  • This course is suitable for complete beginners with no prior computer knowledge, as well as learners looking to strengthen or expand their existing understanding of computer hardware. No technical background is required.

Course Content

Computer Hardware
A computer is made up of several physical parts working together, and these parts are called hardware. The main components include the CPU (which processes instructions), the monitor (which displays output), the keyboard and mouse (which are input devices), and storage devices like the hard drive (which store data permanently). We group hardware into three categories: input devices bring information into the computer, output devices show us results, and storage devices keep data for later use. Understanding these parts helps us know how a computer actually works from the inside.

  • Introduction to Computer Hardware

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Arreyntow Kerone Enow
Arreyntow Kerone Enow
Computer Engineering Student

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Course Includes:

  • Price:Free
  • Instructor:Arreyntow Kerone Enow
  • Duration:5 hours15 minutes
  • Lessons:1
  • Students:0
  • Level:All Levels