100 10196
120 A+ PC Repair and Maintenance (SCP) 799
130 A+ Core Hardware Unit One  (Chapter One and Two)
140 3 Weeks
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240 04.2 LRIT - Computer Technology
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300 1. How does a computer require both hardware and software to work?
300 2. What are the different hardware components inside a computer and how are they connected?
300 3. What are operating systems and what do they do?
300 4. How does an OS interface with users, applications, and hardware?
300 5. How do system resources help hardware and software to communicate?
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400 Hardware Introduction
400 How Hardware and Software Work Together
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500 Students in Computer Repair will develop the ability to:
500 --Explain how a computer requires both hardware and software to work
500 --Locate and identify the different hardware components inside and connected to a computer,
500 --Explain operating systems, what they are, and what they do,
500 --Explain how an Operating System interfaces with users, applications, and hardware,
500 --Explain how system resources help hardware and software communicate.
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600 All students will:
600 --Realize that knowledge and mastery of specific hardware or software skills are not the end-goals of information technology courses,
600 --Understand that it is the student's ability to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate situations at home, school, or work, and then apply technology to solve problems and complete tasks efficiently and effectively, that is of lasting value.
600 (National Standards for Business Education 2001)
700 Tests - consist of True/False, Multiple Choice, Matching, Fill-in, and Short Answer questions.
700 Quizzes - consist of True/False, Fill-in, and Short Answer questions.
700 Case Projects - Contain "out of the box" questions that students must think about to find an answer.
700 Classwork
700 Homework
700 Hands-on projects
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800 TestOut Software
800 Guest Speakers
800 Dismantling Computers
800 Building Computers
800 Video Clips
820 Textbook
820 Internet
820 TestOut Software
820 Video Clips
820 Computers
820 Printer
820 LCD