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PCMaintenanceEBS-300
Mo re flexibility is the cornerstone of
H e a t h k i t ’s new PC Maintenance.
Heathkit has combined the best
f e a t u res and components of our PC System
S e rvicing and PC System Tro u b l e s h o o t i n g
courses into one package for an overall
a p p roach to computer maintenance. For
c l a s s rooms already equipped with computers,
i n s t ructors will find curriculum and hard w a re
that are compatible with most PCs. This
eliminates the need for the purchase of
additional computer trainers. In addition,
i n s t ructors are able to choose any commerc i a l l y
available text to supplement PC Maintenance
c o u r s e w a re. By augmenting the PC M a i n t e n a n c e
with Heathkit’s A+ Test Prep package, you are
able to create the most cost-efficient path to
c e rtification available today. The end result is a
flexible, cost-effective computer maintenance
course created by the industry ’s leading
c o m p a n y...Heathkit.
Quick Vi e w4P rovides an overall approach to computer
maintenance4Compatible with most hard w a re; thereby
eliminating the need to purchase additionale q u i p m e n t
4I n s t ructors may choose any commerciallyavailable text
4Flexible and Modular Curr i c u l u m
S u p p o rt Materials andC o n s u m a b l e s4EB-300-40 Workbook (2)4EB300-50 Instructor’s Guide (1)4EB-300-30 Student Parts Pack (1)4EB-300-90 Instructor Support Module (1)
I n s t ructor Support Module (ISM)4Material Required for Lecture4Material Required for Each Lab Station4E x e rcise Objectives4PowerPoint Presentations (.ppt and .html
v e r s i o n s )
E x e rc i s e s4Appx. 70
C l a s s room Hours490 hours
P re re q u i s i t e s4N o n e
455 Riverview Drive • Building 2 • Benton Harbor, MI 49022 USA • PHONE (800) 253-0570 • FAX (269) 925-2898 • www.heathkit.com • EMAIL [email protected]
PC-EBS-300-11/2004-SM
©2004 Heathkit Company, Inc., Heathkit Educational Systems, HES, and Heathkit are registered trademarks of Heathkit Company, Inc. Heathkit Company reserves the right toalter product availability price and/or specifications without notice All brand product and company names appearing on this sheet are trademarks of their respective companies
PC Exercises*4 Computer Hardware
4 The Motherboard
4 The Boot Process
4 Using Edit
4 Controlling the Boot Process
4 Using MS-DOS Commands
4 Using MS-DOS Help
4 Files and their Attributes
4 Executable Files
4 Directories
4 Organizing Directories
4 Floppy Disk Drives
4 Hard Disk Drives
4 Examining Memory Usage
4 Using the Upper MemoryUsage
4 Mapping Upper Memory
4 Award Setup
4 Managing Windows 98Desktop Settings
4 Using Windows 98 Desktop
4 Organizing the Desktop
4 Organizing Files and Folders
4 Windows Explorer
4 Windows 2000 File System
4 Hard Disk Drive Setup
4 Installing a Second Hard DiskDrive
PC Exercises*(continued)
4 Troubleshooting aMalfunctioning PC
4 Removing and ReinstallingFront panel Drives
4 Floppy Drive Installation andTroubleshooting
4 System Maintenance
4 Evaluating the Keyboard
4 Evaluating the Mouse
4 Universal Serial Bus
4 Troubleshooting with theMonitor
4 Troubleshooting without theMonitor
4 Memory Malfunctions
4 Software Installation andRemoval
4 Command Line Prompt
4 Control Panel Managers,“Look and Feel”
4 Control Panel Managers,Performance
4 Control Panel Managers,Device Manager
4 Control Panel Managers,Administrative Tools
4 Displays and Resolutions
4 Video System Troubleshooting
4 Printing
4 Configuring the Sound System
4 Power Toys, Tweak UI
PC Exercises*(continued)
4 Virus Detection and Prevention
4 Controlling Windows Access
4 Windows Security
4 Interface Card Installation andRemoval using a NIC
4 Peer-to-Peer Network,Crossover UTP
4 Peer-to-Peer Network,Star Topology
4 Troubleshooting Thinnet
4 Sharing Resources,Files
4 Sharing Resources,Printers
4 Direct Cable Connect
4 TCP-IP
4 Accessing the Internet
4 Backing-up the Registry
4 Restoring the Registry
4 Backing-up your Data
4 Safe Mode
4 Hard Disk Recovery
4 Troubleshooting a Boot Failure
4 Computer Management
4 Microsoft ManagementConsole
4 System Information
4 Troubleshooting the System
4 The Troubleshooting Process
PC Maintenance
* Please note that these exercises are a representation and are subject to changewithout notice.
