Computer Servicing Technology - Huntingdon County Career and Technology Center

Computer Servicing Technology from Huntingdon County Career and Technology Center is a Campus Certificate Computer Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Computer servicing technicians work in a fast-paced, ever-changing technological world -- and help to keep it running smoothly. Computer servicing technicians install, program, operate, maintain and service microcomputers and their related peripherals. They also diagnose and repair operational problems in computer systems that arise from mechanical or electrical malfunctions. If a career as a computer servicing technician interests you, then HCCTC's Computer Servicing Technology program will help you get started. This program builds fundamental technical skills by integrating classroom instruction with real-life applications. Typical Program Topics Safety and accident prevention in the shop and on the jobsite Reading and drawing schematic diagrams Fundamentals of AC and DC currents Basic electricity and electronics Digital electronics Computer programming and operating systems Microprocessor fundamentals Microprocessor troubleshooting Microprocessor interfacing Microprocessor peripherals Input-processing-output designs and device Memory maps, hard drives, data backup systems, CD-ROMs Small-, medium- and large-scale integration Video and audio systems Objectives The Computer Servicing Technology program is designed for both secondary and post-secondary students. Students are trained to install, program, operate, maintain, and service computer systems. Students also diagnose operational problems arising from mechanical or electrical malfunctions. Emphasis is placed on state-of-the-art technical theory and hands-on learning relating to the on-going support of microcomputer systems and their related peripherals. A graduate of the Computer Servicing Technology program should be able to: Demonstrate technical skills that meet quality work standards and safety in the microcomputer field. Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of digital electronics and small-, medium- and large-scale integration. Demonstrate basic skills in such areas as policies and procedures, tools, basic electricity, microcomputer electronics, systems assembly/inspection. Identify components and be able to requisition them from a stockroom or supplier. Demonstrate knowledge of computer operation. Demonstrate knowledge of computer diagnostic troubleshooting. Demonstrate basic skills in installing, programming, operating, maintaining and servicing microcomputers and their related peripherals. Demonstrate leadership abilities, a positive character and positive attitude. Possess the necessary skills for gainful employment as an entry-level technician in the field of Computer Servicing. View more details on Huntingdon County Career and Technology Center . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Engineering courses.