This course focuses on the essential skills needed to build, configure, and maintain computer hardware systems. Students will learn how to assemble PCs, upgrade hardware components, install operating systems, and optimize system performance. The course also covers diagnosing and repairing hardware issues, giving learners practical exposure to real-life challenges faced by IT technicians. By combining theory with practical labs, students build the confidence to handle diverse hardware problems effectively.

Networking is another vital part of this course, as students gain knowledge of LAN, WAN, TCP/IP protocols, and network configuration. With hands-on training in connecting devices, managing routers, and troubleshooting connectivity issues, learners develop a strong base in networking. The course opens doors to careers such as computer technician, network engineer, or IT support professional. By the end of the program, students are well-prepared to enter the IT job market with versatile skills in both hardware and networking.