Computer Assembly and Repair

Author: Chief Editor of the Series Editorial Committee
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is compiled according to the "Training Guidance Program for Cultivating Skilled Shortage Talents in the Field of Computer Application and Software Technology" and teaching syllabus of the Ministry of Education, following the new "Work Process-Oriented" teaching model. To facilitate teachers in course scheduling, lesson preparation, and teaching, as well as students in previewing, hands-on practice, and review, the teaching content is broken down and implemented in every lesson through four stages: "Classroom Tasks," "Classroom Exercises," "Knowledge Expansion," and "Homework." The book consists of 6 chapters and 30 lessons, with each lesson covering two standard teaching hours (90 minutes). It is recommended to be taught over one semester with 4 lessons per week, or divided into two semesters. The book covers topics such as computer basics, mainframe assembly and connection, operating system installation, system performance enhancement, networking and network connection, system security, and computer maintenance and repair. It can be used as a textbook for computer assembly and maintenance courses in secondary vocational schools or as teaching material for various skill shortage talent training programs. For teaching convenience, supplementary materials such as electronic teaching plans and question banks for teachers can be downloaded from the website.