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- Quiz: Thursday, Feb 12th. 2004 (covers keyboard, mouse, and display)
- Review all worksheets related to these topics
- Know terminology related to these topics
- Binder check: Monday, Feb 16th, 2004
Content Of Course
Week One
- What A+ certification is, what is required to get certified, and who adminsters
the exam
- Difference between a AT and PS2 keyboard
- Terminology:
- AT Keyboard - Keyboard with a AT connector
- Cable - wire(s) used to connect
two devices
- Connector - plug at the end of any
cable
- ESD - Electrostatic discharge
- FRU - Field replaceable unit
- Peripheral - Anything outside of
the chassis
- Port - Connection on the computer
for connecting to a cable
- Propriety - Owned by a company
- PS2 Keyboard - Keyboard
with a PS2 connector
- Wrist strap - Strap
with alligator clip used to keep the
wearer
grounded
- Thermal Compound - Used for increasing termal conductivity from CPU
to heat sink
Week Two
- How a keyboard works
- How to open a keyboard and how to clean it
- How a mouse works
- How to open and clean a mouse
Week Three
- Display Properties
- Understand the concept and importance of certification
- Be able to identify the following ports on the back of a computer:
- Video, keyboard, mouse, parallel port, serial ports, joystick, soundcard
minijacks, USB, and network
- Be able to identify the bus on the motherboard.
- Removing expansion cards
- How to open the case
- The use of a screw container and electrostatic bags
- How to remove a card from an expansion slot
- How to add a card to an exapsion slot
- Terminology
- RJ45 connector - Ethernet connector
- USB
- Firewire
- Minijack connector - Conncects to the sound card
Week Four
Terminology
- DB connectors - example: DB 9pin male
- mini Molex connector - used to connect floppy drive to the power supply
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