Computer Hardware Servicing NC II

Introduction

Personal Computer (PC is an electronic device that can receive a set of

instructions, or program and then carry out this program by performing
calculations on numerical data or by manipulating other forms of
instructions), Lap Top , and networking, one of the most important tools,
opened a new era in manufacturing and consumer-product development. In
factories, computer-assisted programs help people plan complex production
schedules, keep track of inventories and accounts, run automated assembly
lines, In government agencies, the largest users of computers, as one of the
essential tools for compiling census data, handling tax records, maintaining
records, and other administrative tasks.

As a trend in the demand for computer servicing the school has opted
to offer computer hardware servicing to meet the demand of the high school
graduates who which to be a computer hardware technician. This new
program has open the path for a brighter future for those who could not
pursuit tertiary level at the city proper.

Highlights of 2008 Accomplishment

Assessment, Graduates, Enrollment

ASSESSMENT
No. of Type of
Passing Rate Remarks
student Assessment
xxx xxx xxx

Graduates and Enrollment

First Second Graduate
School Year OJT Drop out
Year Year s
2007-2008 xx xx xx xx xx
2008-2009 (1st
37 0
semester)
2008-2009
29 0 8
(2ndsemester)
Activities:

This is another milestone

in history in this institution to
produce another course
globally competitive in repair
and maintenance of personal
computer or simply PC, and
networking. The Pioneer, as
what the student of Computer
Hardware Servicing NC II called
themselves, envision to be a
computer technicians or
entrepreneurs of Networking
games cafe , thus they are
efficiently, effectively trained
on computers repair and
maintenance techniques using The unserviceable computers that were acquired
from GSO are of great help in developing the
all the available resources,
skills of a computer technician to be.
including the unserviceable
computer acquired from the
General Services Office, there
are twenty (20) unserviceable
computer monitors, fifteen (15)
unserviceable CPU cases, and
sixteen (16) unserviceable
keyboards. These unserviceable
units are of great help in
upgrading the student skills.

The student of Computer

Hardware Servicing Pioneering
program focused more on
competencies that posses to
diagnose and troubleshoot
The unserviceable computers were of great help
problems (includes hardware in practical application for assembling computer
and software related problem), components and test for consistency.
replace parts and get the
systems back to normal operation.

This program is designed to meet such demand to cater home service,

community, and industry both local and international. The students of this
program will focus more on skills development in four core competencies as
a standard found in the training regulation set by Technical Education Skills
Development Authority (TESDA) as their major subject. This subject are
designed in modular form, were forty (40) percent are lectures and sixty (60)
percent hands-on. The core subjects under these programs are: Install
computer systems and networks, diagnose and troubleshoot computers
systems, configure computers system and networks, and maintain
computers systems and networks. Related subjects such as on the first
semester are Fundamentals of Computer (includes practical exams on
typing, and History of computers), English 101, Basic Electrical and
Electronics, National Science Training Program I (more on community
service), Physical education 1, applied Mathematics, and lastly, Technical
Drawing 101; this includes prepare and interpret technical drawing, such as
the dimensions of the key features of the objects depicted in the drawing are
correctly identified , and lastly, Prepare/make changes to electrical/electronic
schematics and drawings.

With the existing units of computers that the school has, both
computer major students and students of other courses are using in
their basic computer subject. This is to orient students on the
computer operation and applications.
 Students are task to examine and familiarize the different hardware
found in a functional computer and its connections.

PROGRAMS PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN 2009

High rating results in TESDA National Certificate (NC II) assessment for
computer hardware servicing.
Increase of enrollment by 10% for the SY 2009-2010.
Purchasing of additional Computers, accessories and computer tables
Lightings ventilations and Internet subscription.
Tools
Computer book, PC Magazines and journals as a learning resource.
Placement for On-the-job training (OJT)