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This Course Start at: Feb 2, 2026
, End at Feb 6, 2026
at GLS-DSM
for 5 Days
| Name |
Basic Computer Hardware and Software Troubleshooting |
| Target Groups |
ICT Specialists, IT Officers and System Administrators
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| Description |
Covers fundamental techniques for diagnosing and resolving common computer issues. |
| Fee |
650000 |
| Coordinator |
Frank Msewa
Email: frank.msewa@tpsc.go.tz
Phone: +255756666550
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| Objectives |
- Identify common hardware problems.
- Apply techniques for diagnosing hardware issues.
- Perform basic hardware repair and replacement procedures.
- Recognize common software problems.
- Use troubleshooting methodologies for software issues.
- Troubleshoot operating system issues across different platforms.
- Implement basic maintenance tasks to optimize computer performance.
- Apply techniques for optimizing system performance.
- Resolve software conflicts and compatibility issues.
- Understand the importance of software updates and patches.
- Apply problem-solving skills to real-world hardware and software issues.
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| Topics |
- Identify common hardware problems (e.g., connectivity issues, hardware failures)
- Techniques for diagnosing hardware issues (e.g., visual inspection, hardware diagnostics tools)
- Basic hardware repair and replacement procedures (e.g., replacing RAM, troubleshooting peripheral devices)
- Software Troubleshooting
- Common software problems (e.g., system crashes, software errors)
- Troubleshooting methodologies (e.g., divide-and-conquer approach, system restore)
- Troubleshooting operating system issues (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux)
- Basic maintenance tasks to optimize computer performance
- Techniques for optimizing system performance (e.g., disk cleanup, defragmentation)
- Methods for resolving software conflicts and compatibility issues
- Software updates and patches in maintaining system stability
- Problem-solving skills to real-world hardware and software issues
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