Hardware & Networking Course - InTech Computer Institute

Hardware & Networking

Assemble, troubleshoot and maintain computers and networks — the practical foundation for IT support, desktop and network administration roles.

⌛ 4 Months📈 Beginner🎓 Classroom + Hardware Labs🏆 Certification

Course Overview

Hands-on from day one. You work with real hardware — assembling PCs, installing operating systems, diagnosing faults — then move into networking: cabling, IP addressing, routers, switches and basic server administration.

The course maps to the knowledge areas of common industry certifications and prepares you for entry-level IT support and network roles.

What You'll Learn

  • PC assembly, components and peripheral configuration
  • Installing and troubleshooting Windows and drivers
  • Networking fundamentals — OSI model, TCP/IP, IP addressing
  • Configuring routers, switches and Wi-Fi
  • Structured cabling and network troubleshooting
  • Basic Windows Server, users and shared resources

Curriculum

  • Motherboard, CPU, RAM and storage
  • PC assembly and BIOS/UEFI setup
  • Operating system installation and imaging
  • Diagnosing and replacing faulty components
  • Windows administration and updates
  • Drivers, utilities and performance
  • Data backup and recovery basics
  • Help-desk workflow and ticketing
  • OSI and TCP/IP models
  • IPv4 addressing and subnetting basics
  • Switches, routers and VLAN concepts
  • Cabling standards and testing
  • Windows Server roles overview
  • Users, groups and file sharing
  • Basic firewall and remote access
  • Lab: build and troubleshoot a small network

Tools & Technologies

Windows 10/11Windows ServerCisco Packet TracerNetworking toolsDiagnostic utilities

Career Outcomes

IT Support Engineer
Desktop Support Technician
Network Technician
Field Service Engineer

Who This Course Is For

  • Students who prefer hands-on, practical work
  • Anyone wanting a quick entry into IT support
  • Professionals maintaining office IT who want formal skills

Course FAQs

Yes. Most sessions are in the hardware and networking lab working with real equipment.
The syllabus covers the core knowledge for common entry-level hardware and networking certifications.
IT support, desktop support and network technician roles across offices, service companies and data centres.
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