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KB0105 - TESDA Computer Hardware Servicing NCII with Exam (Fast Track)by: Louie Jacinto | 26 Dec, 2009 |COURSE DURATION : 40 HRSMODULE 1 - KB0101: PC Hardware & Software Troubleshooting & Repair w/ OJTCOURSE DECRIPTION:This Hands-On training teaches you everything you need to know to become an expert Technical Support Staff. It covers Basic to Advanced troubleshooting and servicing strategies. You need no further PC Repair training after completing this course. This course is an unselfish transfer of technology from CNCTC Inc through its experienced IT Trainers at a reasonable price. It is a two course training merge into one training.This course will help you prepare for TESDA CHS NCII Assessment ExamCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, Hands-On training approach.COURSE PREREQUISITE: Familiarity with Windows Operating System High Level interest in learningLIBRARY: AvailableINTERNET ACCESS: AvailableCOURSE OUTLINEMODULE 1.1 - ADVANCED PC ASSEMBLY, HARDWARE CONFIGURATION & SERVICINGChapter 1 - Introduction Common PC errors Types of Personal computers Identifying key parts of a Personal Computer Basic Software components Overview of PC Operations Operating Systems (OS) Disk Operating System (DOS) How DOS worksChapter 2 - CPU CASE AND POWER SUPPLY Types of PC case Functions of a CPU Case Front Panel connectors Removing CPU Case Cleaning the PC case PC Cooling System PC Cooling system maintenance Power Supply Common Power Supply problemsChapter 3 -   The PROCESSOR   Types of CPU x86, Celeron, Pentium I-IV, Itanium, Duron, Sempron, Athlon

CPU speed CPU socket/slot types Comparing different types of CPU How to identify CPUs physically Physical installation of CPU Installing CPU fan

CPU Benchmarking CPU Overclocking Upgrading CPU CPU maintenance CPU cleaning procedures Troubleshooting & testing CPU using processor diagnostic testChapter 4 - The MOTHERBOARD Types of motherboards Motherboard layout, form factors Motherboard Identification Motherboard components ROM BIOS Motherboard BUSSES Configuring motherboard jumper settings Upgrading motherboards Signs of trouble with the motherboard Common motherboard problems Motherboard Maintenance Motherboard Cleaning procedures Troubleshooting and testing motherboards                  Chapter 5 -   The MEMORY Types of Memory Comparing different types of memory Memory identification Adding and Removing Memory Memory packaging Memory upgrading Memory Maintenance Memory cleaning procedures Determine failed memory devices using memory diagnostics test Troubleshooting RAM errorsChapter 6 - STORAGE DEVICES The HARD DRIVES Types of hard drives Hard drive manufacturers Hard Drive Identification Identifying drive capacity Hard drive controllers IDE/SCSI cables Hard drive configuration (Master/Slave layout) Hard drive installation Upgrading to large Hard-disks Optimizing hard disk performance Hard drive maintenance Hard drives problems troubleshooting and repairing The FLOPPY DRIVES Types of diskettes Floppy drive identification Floppy drive controller Setting drives and cable orientation Replacing a floppy drive Floppy disk and drive Care Floppy drive maintenance Floppy drive cleaning procedures

Floppy drive problems and solutionsChapter 7 - OTHER DATA  STORAGE DEVICES CDROM drive DVD/DVD+R/RW drive CD-R drive CD-RW drive CD/DVD controllers CD/DVD configuration (Master/Slave layout) CD/DVD installation and upgrading Transfer Speed Device Data throughput CDROM maintenance CDROM cleaning procedures Trouble shooting and repairing common CDROM drive problems REMOVABLE DRIVES Troubleshooting External Storage deviceChapter 8 - I/O DEVICES &  DISPLAYS PC MONITOR Keyboards Connecting keyboards Keyboard maintenance Keyboard cleaning procedure Troubleshooting and Repairing common keyboard errors Joysticks Web Cams Connecting a Web Cam Maintenance of a Web Cam Speakers Connecting Speakers Maintenance of speakers Printers Types of printers Installing a printer Diagnosing Printer problems Solving common printer problems Mouse Mouse interfaces (PS2, Serial, USB and wireless) Mouse cleaning procedures Troubleshooting and repairing common mouse problemsChapter 9 -   EXPANSION CARDS/PERIPHERAL DEVICES Expansion Slots Proper insertion of expansion card Replacing and removing expansion card Display /Video or Graphics card Graphics adapter installation Adding ad Removing video card Display card Maintenance Display card cleaning Symptoms of trouble with display adapter Common problems of graphics adapter TV Cards Adding and Removing TV tuner card Sound Cards

Adding and Removing Sound card LAN Cards Adding and Removing LAN card Modem Adding and removing Internal modem Adding and removing External modem ScannerChapter 10 -   PC PORTS Serial Port Configuring Serial port Symptoms of trouble with serial port Repairing common serial ports problems Adding and replacing serial ports Parallel Port Configuring parallel port Symptoms of trouble with parallel port Repairing common parallel port errors Adding parallel port USB Port Symptoms of trouble with USB port Repairing common USB errors Firewire Port Symptoms of trouble with Firewire portChapter 11 -   PC Assembly/Disassembly Safety Concerns Heat Factors Static Electricity Electro Static Discharge (ESD) Radio Frequency Interference AC Power Spikes, Brownouts, Blackouts UPS Common errors occurring after PC Assembly Properly assemble a Personal Computer Properly disassemble a Personal ComputerChapter 12 -   BIOS/CMOS Management BIOS Function of a BIOS Accessing CMOS Setup Navigating and Changing CMOS values Upgrading the BIOS Troubleshooting system faults using POST BIOS and POST codes Using POST audio and Video error codes Standard IBM POST error codes Determining what POST can not test Upgrading the BIOSChapter 13 -   Advance PC HARDWARE Servicing PC Troubleshooting strategy Designing a troubleshooting methodology Establishing where to begin the testing Determining common causes of failures Finding and isolating the board with the problem Utilizing advance diagnostic programs to test for:

Solving Interrupt (IRQ) and I/O conflictsMODULE 1.2 - ADVANCED PC SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION, TROUBLESHOOTING & DATA RECOVERYChapter 1 - Introduction Common Windows errors Desktop Operating Systems Network Operating Systems Overview of Windows Operating System Windows Boot Process Windows configuration files Windows core files Windows System DirectoriesChapter 2 - DOS Essentials MS-DOS Overview Function of DOS DOS boot process DOS system files DOS interface (CLI) Types of DOS commands Common DOS commands Common DOS errorsChapter 3 - Windows File Systems FAT (File Allocation Table) Types of File Systems (FAT16, FAT32, VFAT, NTFS4, NTFS5 & HPFS) File System Care Checking the drive for errors Supported File Systems of different versions of Microsoft WindowsChapter 4 - HARD DISK MANAGEMENT & CONFIGURATIONS Hard disk configurations Hard disk partition Primary Partition Extended Partition Logical Drive Volume Preparing a brand new hard drive Partitioning a Hard Drive Formatting a Hard Drive Deleting Hard Disk partitions Hard Disk Diagnostic test Repairing the Master Boot Record Fixing a damaged partition table Repairing Hard Disk with Bad Sectors Low-level Formatting a driveChapter 5 - Operating System Installations and upgrades Hardware requirements Hardware compatibility Common errors during installation Installing Windows 98 Upgrading Windows 98 Installing Windows XPChapter 6 - Hardware Device Driver Installation What is a Device driver? Function of a device driver

Determining hardware model & manufacturer Where to find Hardware drivers Searching for drivers in the internet Installing device drivers (Video card, LAN card, Modem, printers etc..) Post-install operationsChapter 7 - Software Installation Software compatibility Hardware requirements Dealing with failed installation Installation methods (Control Panel, Installer) Installing Software (MS-Office, Anti-Virus, Network games programs etc..) Software updates and Service packs Uninstalling Software Dealing with failed uninstallation Manual Removal of installed SoftwareChapter 8 -   Virus Management: Detecting and Removing What is a virus? Types of virus Spyware, Adware, malware viruses Preventing Virus infections Protecting Key System files Checking for Macro viruses missed by anti-virus programs Protecting against script based virus. Symptoms of an infected computer                           Deciding what anti-virus program to install Installing Anti-Virus programs Installing Anti-Spyware, Malware and Adware program. Diagnosing, Treating and Removing Virus infectionsChapter 9 - DATA RECOVERY Concept  How disk drives work Understanding Tracks, Sectors, Cylinders and Clusters Master Boot Record Partition table Troubleshooting strategy concepts Running Scandisk to check for disk errors Correcting errors reported by scandisk Causes and symptoms of a corrupted FAT Repairing lost and cross-linked files Surviving Disk Disasters Understanding Disk error messages Creating emergency rescue disk Using Disk repair tools Recovering Files and Directories Recovering erased Files Transferring recovered files to backup disk Editing Disk sectors Reviving non-bootable disk Repairing the Master Boot Record Fixing a damaged partition table Dealing with accidental Reformatting Unformatting a drive Removing Disk Fragmentation Using Backup utility program Fixing common disk problems

Solving ?Invalid drive specificationChapter 10 - Configuring and Troubleshooting WINDOWS General Troubleshooting Methodology What to do when Windows failed to start Windows Plug n Play Architecture Windows boot files Windows Start-up process Troubleshooting Windows Start-up problems Dual booting Windows 98 with Windows XP/2000 Creating Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) Solving common Windows errors Windows XP Administrative Tools Computer Management Console (Adding, Editing and deleting partitions) System Tools, Services and applicationsChapter 11 - The WINDOWS REGISTRY What is a Registry? Registry entry structure Modifying Registry Entries with Regedit and Regedit32 Backing up registry entries Preventing registry backup failures Repairing corrupted Registry files Removing Unwanted Registry entries Solving Registry entry conflictsChapter 12 - DISK IMAGING/CLONING Disk Cloning Concept Advantages of Disk Cloning Issues to consider before cloning a drive Preparing for Disk Cloning Disk Cloning Software Disk Cloning using GHOST Dealing with accidental or mistakenly cloned drive (Uncloning a drive) Common disk cloning errors Solving Disk Cloning failures

MODULE 2 - KB0103: PC LAN/WAN Setup & Windows 2000 Server Admin (Active Directory)COURSE DESCRIPTION:This HANDS-ON training gives you the knowledge and skills to design, build, configure and implement a Local Area Network/WAN. The training starts from the ground up, from planning to purchasing to designing and to cabling the network and to configuring the network so that it will be up and running. The training does not stop there because it includes Implementing, Configuring and Administering a Windows 2000 Network It teaches you all you need to know to administer a Windows 2000 Network.This course will help you prepare for TESDA CHS NCII Assessment ExamCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, Hands-On training approach.COURSE PREREQUISITE:PC Hardware and Software Troubleshooting and Repair TrainingCOURSE OUTLINEMODULE 2.1: NETWORK TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN/CABLING & WIRELESS LAN SETUPChapter 1: Introduction to Local Area Network Defining a Local Area Network

Application of PC Networking Organization-wide computing Workgroup computing Resource sharing Distance Learning FTP and Web Access Differentiating LAN, MAN and WAN Network Standards Network Operating Systems (NOS) Characteristics of a NOS Desktop Operating Systems (Client Operating System)                  Chapter 2: Understanding Network components for LAN connectivity  Client for Microsoft Networks Network Adapter Network Protocol (TCP/IP) File and Printer sharing for Microsoft NetworksChapter 3: Configuring Network components Installing Client for Microsoft Networks Installing Network Adapter Installing and configuring TCP/IP Installing File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks Setting Workgroup names and Computer names Common errors in building a Network Solving Network Connection problemsChapter 4: TCP/IP & Subnetting TCP/IP Overview Function of TCP/IP in a Network Static and Dynamic IP Addresses Class A, B, C and D Differentiating IP address classes Network ID's and Hosts Choosing Private IP addresses Assigning IP addresses IP Subnetting Subnetting Class A, B & C address Defining Subnet Masks Troubleshooting TCP/IP Using Network utilities (ping, tracert, ipconfig, arp, nbtstat etc..)Chapter 5: INTERNET CONNECTION SHARING Overview of the Internet Internet Service Providers (ISP) Requirements for Internet connection (Modem, Tel. Line, ISP account) Dial-up Internet connection Broadband Internet connection (Cable/DSL) Dial-up Internet connection setup Cable and DSL internet connection setup Common errors in connecting to the Internet Solving common internet connection failures Sharing Internet Connection using a ROUTER Configuring a DSL Router Managing IP address of DSL Router

Configuring the embedded DHCP server in the Router Managing advanced features of the Router Sharing Internet Connection using Wingate software Configuring the Wingate server Configuring the Wingate client Testing for internet connection of the network Common Internet sharing problems Solving Internet connection errors Chapter 6: NETWORK DESIGN AND CABLING LAN Standards Multi-LAN Networks and configuration Backbone Designs High-Speed LAN Defining LAN requirements Determining user needs Network Hardware Network Topology (Star, Bus, Ring and Tree) Cabling the Network Testing the Cable Testing the Network Post Installation operationsChapter 7: WIRELESS LAN SETUP AND CONFIGURATIONMODULE 2.2 - WINDOWS 2000 SERVER ADMINISTRATION (Active Directory)Chapter 1: Introduction to Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Server features Windows 2000 server Editions Windows 2000 Network ClientsChapter 2: Windows 2000 Installation Attended Installation Unattended Installation Patches, Service packs and Windows updates Upgrading from Windows NT4 Server Common Windows 2000 installation errors Solving Windows 2000 installation problemsChapter 3: Introduction to Windows 2000 Network Workgroup Model Domain Model Active Directory Objects Installing Active Directory Client ConnectivityChapter 4: User Administration User Accounts Groups (Global, Domain Local, Universal) Local and Domain Security Account Policy Local User Profiles Roaming User ProfilesChapter 5: Access to Resources Security Implementing Share Permissions Using NTFS Permissions Inheritance and OwnershipChapter 6: Configuring and Administering a Print Server Installing Local Printer Installing Network Printer

Implementing Printer Security Implementing Print Priority, Print Scheduling and Print PoolingChapter 7: Disk Quota and Auditing Objects and Resources Implementing Disk Quota Auditing Account logons Auditing Object accessChapter 8: OU & Group Policy Objects (GPO) Organizational Units Implementing OUs Security Settings Administrative Templates Securing WorkstationsChapter 9: Optimizing System Performance, Reliability & Availability Implementing Alerts and logs Implementing System MonitorsChapter 10: Backup and Restoring Data Back-up and restore selected data Back up and restore Entire Computer Scheduled Backups System State DataChapter 11: RRAS Implementing Routing and Remote Access Service Configuring Server and Clients Connecting RRAS client to ServerChapter 12: Terminal Services Implementing Terminal Services Connecting Terminal Services ClientsChapter 13 - RAID    Fault Tolerant Volumes Implementing RAID 1, 3 and 5 Troubleshooting RAID volumesCOURSE FEE :Course Fee Includes TESDA CHS NCII Exam Fee

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KB0101 - PC Hardware & Software Troubleshooting & Repair w/ OJTby: Cecil Feliciano | 28 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION : 60hrs (30hrs of HANDS-ON Training & 30hrs of OJT)COURSE DECRIPTION:This Hands-On training teaches you everything you need to know to become an expert Technical Support Staff. It covers Basic to Advanced troubleshooting and

servicing strategies. You need no further PC Repair training after completing this course. This course is an unselfish transfer of technology from CNCTC Inc through its experienced IT Trainers at a reasonable price. It is a two course training merge into one training.This course will help you prepare for TESDA CHS NCII Assessment ExamCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, Hands-On training approach.COURSE PREREQUISITE: Familiarity with Windows Operating System High Level interest in learningLIBRARY: AvailableINTERNET ACCESS: AvailableCOURSE OUTLINEMODULE 1 - ADVANCED PC ASSEMBLY, HARDWARE CONFIGURATION & SERVICINGChapter 1 - Introduction Common PC errors Types of Personal computers Identifying key parts of a Personal Computer Basic Software components Overview of PC Operations Operating Systems (OS) Disk Operating System (DOS) How DOS worksChapter 2 - CPU CASE AND POWER SUPPLY Types of PC case Functions of a CPU Case Front Panel connectors Removing CPU Case Cleaning the PC case PC Cooling System PC Cooling system maintenance Power Supply Common Power Supply problemsChapter 3 -   The PROCESSOR   Types of CPU x86, Celeron, Pentium I-IV, Itanium, Duron, Sempron, Athlon

CPU speed CPU socket/slot types Comparing different types of CPU How to identify CPUs physically Physical installation of CPU Installing CPU fan CPU Benchmarking CPU Overclocking Upgrading CPU CPU maintenance CPU cleaning procedures Troubleshooting & testing CPU using processor diagnostic testChapter 4 - The MOTHERBOARD Types of motherboards Motherboard layout, form factors Motherboard Identification Motherboard components ROM BIOS Motherboard BUSSES

Configuring motherboard jumper settings Upgrading motherboards Signs of trouble with the motherboard Common motherboard problems Motherboard Maintenance Motherboard Cleaning procedures Troubleshooting and testing motherboards                  Chapter 5 -   The MEMORY Types of Memory Comparing different types of memory Memory identification Adding and Removing Memory Memory packaging Memory upgrading Memory Maintenance Memory cleaning procedures Determine failed memory devices using memory diagnostics test Troubleshooting RAM errorsChapter 6 - STORAGE DEVICES The HARD DRIVES Types of hard drives Hard drive manufacturers Hard Drive Identification Identifying drive capacity Hard drive controllers IDE/SCSI cables Hard drive configuration (Master/Slave layout) Hard drive installation Upgrading to large Hard-disks Optimizing hard disk performance Hard drive maintenance Hard drives problems troubleshooting and repairing The FLOPPY DRIVES Types of diskettes Floppy drive identification Floppy drive controller Setting drives and cable orientation Replacing a floppy drive Floppy disk and drive Care Floppy drive maintenance Floppy drive cleaning procedures Floppy drive problems and solutionsChapter 7 - OTHER DATA  STORAGE DEVICES CDROM drive DVD/DVD+R/RW drive CD-R drive CD-RW drive CD/DVD controllers CD/DVD configuration (Master/Slave layout) CD/DVD installation and upgrading Transfer Speed Device Data throughput CDROM maintenance CDROM cleaning procedures

Trouble shooting and repairing common CDROM drive problems REMOVABLE DRIVES Troubleshooting External Storage deviceChapter 8 - I/O DEVICES &  DISPLAYS PC MONITOR Keyboards Connecting keyboards Keyboard maintenance Keyboard cleaning procedure Troubleshooting and Repairing common keyboard errors Joysticks Web Cams Connecting a Web Cam Maintenance of a Web Cam Speakers Connecting Speakers Maintenance of speakers Printers Types of printers Installing a printer Diagnosing Printer problems Solving common printer problems Mouse Mouse interfaces (PS2, Serial, USB and wireless) Mouse cleaning procedures Troubleshooting and repairing common mouse problemsChapter 9 -   EXPANSION CARDS/PERIPHERAL DEVICES Expansion Slots Proper insertion of expansion card Replacing and removing expansion card Display /Video or Graphics card Graphics adapter installation Adding ad Removing video card Display card Maintenance Display card cleaning Symptoms of trouble with display adapter Common problems of graphics adapter TV Cards Adding and Removing TV tuner card Sound Cards Adding and Removing Sound card LAN Cards Adding and Removing LAN card Modem Adding and removing Internal modem Adding and removing External modem ScannerChapter 10 -   PC PORTS Serial Port Configuring Serial port Symptoms of trouble with serial port Repairing common serial ports problems Adding and replacing serial ports

Parallel Port Configuring parallel port Symptoms of trouble with parallel port Repairing common parallel port errors Adding parallel port USB Port Symptoms of trouble with USB port Repairing common USB errors Firewire Port Symptoms of trouble with Firewire portChapter 11 -   PC Assembly/Disassembly Safety Concerns Heat Factors Static Electricity Electro Static Discharge (ESD) Radio Frequency Interference AC Power Spikes, Brownouts, Blackouts UPS Common errors occurring after PC Assembly Properly assemble a Personal Computer Properly disassemble a Personal ComputerChapter 12 -   BIOS/CMOS Management BIOS Function of a BIOS Accessing CMOS Setup Navigating and Changing CMOS values Upgrading the BIOS Troubleshooting system faults using POST BIOS and POST codes Using POST audio and Video error codes Standard IBM POST error codes Determining what POST can not test Upgrading the BIOSChapter 13 -   Advance PC HARDWARE Servicing PC Troubleshooting strategy Designing a troubleshooting methodology Establishing where to begin the testing Determining common causes of failures Finding and isolating the board with the problem Utilizing advance diagnostic programs to test for: Solving Interrupt (IRQ) and I/O conflictsMODULE 2 - ADVANCED PC SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION, TROUBLESHOOTING & DATA RECOVERYChapter 1 - Introduction Common Windows errors Desktop Operating Systems Network Operating Systems Overview of Windows Operating System Windows Boot Process Windows configuration files Windows core files Windows System DirectoriesChapter 2 - DOS Essentials

MS-DOS Overview Function of DOS DOS boot process DOS system files DOS interface (CLI) Types of DOS commands Common DOS commands Common DOS errorsChapter 3 - Windows File Systems FAT (File Allocation Table) Types of File Systems (FAT16, FAT32, VFAT, NTFS4, NTFS5 & HPFS) File System Care Checking the drive for errors Supported File Systems of different versions of Microsoft WindowsChapter 4 - HARD DISK MANAGEMENT & CONFIGURATIONS Hard disk configurations Hard disk partition Primary Partition Extended Partition Logical Drive Volume Preparing a brand new hard drive Partitioning a Hard Drive Formatting a Hard Drive Deleting Hard Disk partitions Hard Disk Diagnostic test Repairing the Master Boot Record Fixing a damaged partition table Repairing Hard Disk with Bad Sectors Low-level Formatting a driveChapter 5 - Operating System Installations and upgrades Hardware requirements Hardware compatibility Common errors during installation Installing Windows 98 Upgrading Windows 98 Installing Windows XPChapter 6 - Hardware Device Driver Installation What is a Device driver? Function of a device driver Determining hardware model & manufacturer Where to find Hardware drivers Searching for drivers in the internet Installing device drivers (Video card, LAN card, Modem, printers etc..) Post-install operationsChapter 7 - Software Installation Software compatibility Hardware requirements Dealing with failed installation Installation methods (Control Panel, Installer) Installing Software (MS-Office, Anti-Virus, Network games programs etc..) Software updates and Service packs Uninstalling Software

Dealing with failed uninstallation Manual Removal of installed SoftwareChapter 8 -   Virus Management: Detecting and Removing What is a virus? Types of virus Spyware, Adware, malware viruses Preventing Virus infections Protecting Key System files Checking for Macro viruses missed by anti-virus programs Protecting against script based virus. Symptoms of an infected computer                           Deciding what anti-virus program to install Installing Anti-Virus programs Installing Anti-Spyware, Malware and Adware program. Diagnosing, Treating and Removing Virus infectionsChapter 9 - DATA RECOVERY Concept  How disk drives work Understanding Tracks, Sectors, Cylinders and Clusters Master Boot Record Partition table Troubleshooting strategy concepts Running Scandisk to check for disk errors Correcting errors reported by scandisk Causes and symptoms of a corrupted FAT Repairing lost and cross-linked files Surviving Disk Disasters Understanding Disk error messages Creating emergency rescue disk Using Disk repair tools Recovering Files and Directories Recovering erased Files Transferring recovered files to backup disk Editing Disk sectors Reviving non-bootable disk Repairing the Master Boot Record Fixing a damaged partition table Dealing with accidental Reformatting Unformatting a drive Removing Disk Fragmentation Using Backup utility program Fixing common disk problems Solving ?Invalid drive specificationChapter 10 - Configuring and Troubleshooting WINDOWS General Troubleshooting Methodology What to do when Windows failed to start Windows Plug n Play Architecture Windows boot files Windows Start-up process Troubleshooting Windows Start-up problems Dual booting Windows 98 with Windows XP/2000 Creating Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) Solving common Windows errors Windows XP Administrative Tools Computer Management Console (Adding, Editing and deleting partitions)

System Tools, Services and applicationsChapter 11 - The WINDOWS REGISTRY What is a Registry? Registry entry structure Modifying Registry Entries with Regedit and Regedit32 Backing up registry entries Preventing registry backup failures Repairing corrupted Registry files Removing Unwanted Registry entries Solving Registry entry conflictsChapter 12 - DISK IMAGING/CLONING Disk Cloning Concept Advantages of Disk Cloning Issues to consider before cloning a drive Preparing for Disk Cloning Disk Cloning Software Disk Cloning using GHOST Dealing with accidental or mistakenly cloned drive (Uncloning a drive) Common disk cloning errors Solving Disk Cloning failuresCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 5,500  Php 6,000  Php 2,500  Midway of Training  100

KB0102 - LAPTOP Servicing, Assembly, Hardware Troubleshooting & Repairby: Cheryll Ann J. Lappay | 27 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION : 24 HrsCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This training presents you with intensive laptop training. It gives you all you need to know to be an expert laptop technician. It Starts from intermediate to advanced level of laptop servicing. During the training, you will assemble, disassemble, upgrade and repair a complete laptop computer and many more. This course  will give you the hands-on experience you need to repair and maintain a laptopCOURSE OUTCOMES : After the training students will become expert in Servicing laptop computers.COURSE DELIVERY:

Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:Students who intend to get this training should have experience in the following: Have taken the PC ASSEMBLY, HARDWARE & SOFTWARE

TROUBLESHOOTING/REPAIR & DATA RECOVERY With OJT course.TOPICS COVERED Introduction to laptop industry Pricing of brand new and used laptop Familiarization of different models of laptop Basic Laptop handling and care Mastering the different gadgets integrated with the laptop Familiarization of the tools for repairing laptop Hardware component familiarization and identification of each models and

generations of a laptop. Component identification Installing and upgrading hard disk drives Installing and upgrading memory modules Disassembly and reassembly of laptops PCMCIA device configuration Keyboard service Hard disk management IDE to mini IDE interface Wireless networking Data recovery and password recovery procedures LCD panel disassembly and servicing of LCD panels Wireless network management of laptops Downloading links to popular laptop models Tips and tricks our Trainers acquired from years of experiences.Note: You can bring your defective laptop. We will teach you how to replace and repair any hardware inside.  COURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 5,500  Php 6,000  Php 3,000  Midway of Training  Php 100

KB0103-PC LAN/WAN Setup & Windows 2000 Server Admin (Active Directory)by: Cecil Feliciano | 27 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION: 30 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION:This HANDS-ON training gives you the knowledge and skills to design, build, configure and implement a Local Area Network/WAN. The training starts from the ground up, from planning to purchasing to designing and to cabling the network and to configuring the network so that it will be up and running. The training does not stop there because it includes Implementing, Configuring and Administering a Windows 2000 Network It teaches you all you need to know to administer a Windows 2000 Network.This course will help you prepare for TESDA CHS NCII Assessment Exam

COURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, Hands-On training approach.COURSE PREREQUISITE:PC Hardware and Software Troubleshooting and Repair TrainingLIBRARY: AvailableINTERNET ACCESS: AvailableCOURSE OUTLINEMODULE 1: NETWORK TECHNOLOGY, DESIGN/CABLING & WIRELESS LAN SETUPChapter 1: Introduction to Local Area Network Defining a Local Area Network Application of PC Networking Organization-wide computing Workgroup computing Resource sharing Distance Learning FTP and Web Access Differentiating LAN, MAN and WAN Network Standards Network Operating Systems (NOS) Characteristics of a NOS Desktop Operating Systems (Client Operating System)                  Chapter 2: Understanding Network components for LAN connectivity  Client for Microsoft Networks Network Adapter Network Protocol (TCP/IP) File and Printer sharing for Microsoft NetworksChapter 3: Configuring Network components Installing Client for Microsoft Networks Installing Network Adapter Installing and configuring TCP/IP Installing File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks Setting Workgroup names and Computer names Common errors in building a Network Solving Network Connection problemsChapter 4: TCP/IP & Subnetting TCP/IP Overview Function of TCP/IP in a Network Static and Dynamic IP Addresses Class A, B, C and D Differentiating IP address classes Network ID's and Hosts Choosing Private IP addresses Assigning IP addresses IP Subnetting Subnetting Class A, B & C address Defining Subnet Masks Troubleshooting TCP/IP Using Network utilities (ping, tracert, ipconfig, arp, nbtstat etc..)Chapter 5: INTERNET CONNECTION SHARING Overview of the Internet Internet Service Providers (ISP)

Requirements for Internet connection (Modem, Tel. Line, ISP account) Dial-up Internet connection Broadband Internet connection (Cable/DSL) Dial-up Internet connection setup Cable and DSL internet connection setup Common errors in connecting to the Internet Solving common internet connection failures Sharing Internet Connection using a ROUTER Configuring a DSL Router Managing IP address of DSL Router Configuring the embedded DHCP server in the Router Managing advanced features of the Router Sharing Internet Connection using Wingate software Configuring the Wingate server Configuring the Wingate client Testing for internet connection of the network Common Internet sharing problems Solving Internet connection errors Chapter 6: NETWORK DESIGN AND CABLING LAN Standards Multi-LAN Networks and configuration Backbone Designs High-Speed LAN Defining LAN requirements Determining user needs Network Hardware Network Topology (Star, Bus, Ring and Tree) Cabling the Network Testing the Cable Testing the Network Post Installation operationsChapter 7: WIRELESS LAN SETUP AND CONFIGURATIONMODULE 2 - WINDOWS 2000 SERVER ADMINISTRATION (Active Directory)Chapter 1: Introduction to Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Server features Windows 2000 server Editions Windows 2000 Network ClientsChapter 2: Windows 2000 Installation Attended Installation Unattended Installation Patches, Service packs and Windows updates Upgrading from Windows NT4 Server Common Windows 2000 installation errors Solving Windows 2000 installation problemsChapter 3: Introduction to Windows 2000 Network Workgroup Model Domain Model Active Directory Objects Installing Active Directory Client ConnectivityChapter 4: User Administration User Accounts Groups (Global, Domain Local, Universal)

Local and Domain Security Account Policy Local User Profiles Roaming User ProfilesChapter 5: Access to Resources Security Implementing Share Permissions Using NTFS Permissions Inheritance and OwnershipChapter 6: Configuring and Administering a Print Server Installing Local Printer Installing Network Printer Implementing Printer Security Implementing Print Priority, Print Scheduling and Print PoolingChapter 7: Disk Quota and Auditing Objects and Resources Implementing Disk Quota Auditing Account logons Auditing Object accessChapter 8: OU & Group Policy Objects (GPO) Organizational Units Implementing OUs Security Settings Administrative Templates Securing WorkstationsChapter 9: Optimizing System Performance, Reliability & Availability Implementing Alerts and logs Implementing System MonitorsChapter 10: Backup and Restoring Data Back-up and restore selected data Back up and restore Entire Computer Scheduled Backups System State DataChapter 11: RRAS Implementing Routing and Remote Access Service Configuring Server and Clients Connecting RRAS client to ServerChapter 12: Terminal Services Implementing Terminal Services Connecting Terminal Services ClientsChapter 13 - RAID    Fault Tolerant Volumes Implementing RAID 1, 3 and 5 Troubleshooting RAID volumesCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 6,000  Php 6,500  Php 3,000  Midway of Training  100

KB0151 - Visual Basic 6 Programmingby: Cecil Feliciano | 27 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION :36 hrsCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This course is designed for would be programmers for front-end application development. It guides you in developing a simple to complex application software that implement various events, methods and functions in VB6 language. Teaching is based on actual training with training manual.COURSE OUTCOMES :    After the training students should be able to: Develop an application program Design simple to complex software applicationCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Basic Computer software knowledge

Working knowledge in Windows Operating System Evaluation testTOPICS COVERED Introduction to Visual basic Visual Basic features Parts of Visual basic environment Procedures and Events Methods Data types Functions Conditional/Loop Statements Database Programming Creating database Table Structure Modifying Database Database Commands Adding/Saving/Searching/Editing/Deleting Records Displaying multiple records in List View Sorting Records Finding multiple records in List View Displaying multiple records in DBGRID Finding multiple records in DBGRID Printing records Printing Records viewed by DBGRID Data Environment Data Report Printing Reports using Data Report Using Menu Editor Creating a dropdown menu Design ProjectCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 4,500  Php 5,000  Php 2,500  Midway of Training  Free

KB0152 - Visual Basic.Net Programmingby: Cheryll Ann J. Lappay | 27 Nov, 2009 | COURSE LENGTH: 36 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION:This course provides students with the knowledge needed to develop applications in Microsoft Visual Basic.NET for the Microsoft .NET platform. The course focuses on user interfaces, program structure, language syntax, and implementation details.COURSE TOPICS:Chapter 1: Introduction Basic .NET Concepts Exploring the Development Environment Creating a Visual Basic .NET ProjectChapter 2: Working with Forms and Controls Understanding Programming Concepts Styling Your CodeChapter 3: Using Variables and Arrays Introduction to Data Types

Using Variables Variable Scope Creating and Using Structures Converting Data Types Storing Data in ArraysChapter 4: Working with Procedures Creating and Using Procedures Using Predefined Functions Chapter 5: Decision Structures and Loops Using Conditional Expressions Using Decision Structures Using Conditional Loop StructuresChapter 6: Handling Errors and Exceptions Using the DebuggerChapter 7: Validating User Input Restricting User Input Validating Field Data Validating Form DataChapter 8: Enhancing the User Interface Creating Menus, Status Bars and ToolbarsChapter 9: Web Forms and XML Web ServicesChapter 10: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Concepts Working with Classes Using Shared Members Polymorphism, Inheritance, and Namespaces Chapter 11: Using ADO.NET Database Concepts Working with DataChapter 12: Deploying Applications Assembly Overview Choosing a Deployment Option Deploying Windows-based ApplicationsCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 6,000  Php 6,500  Php 3,500  Midway of Training  Free

KB0153 - Java Programming (J2SE/J2EE)by: Cecil Feliciano | 27 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION: 30 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This course covers basic to advanced Java programming. Participants should have a basic knowledge in computer programming using any programming language. Training is more on actual implementation of java programs for web integrationCOURSE OUTCOMES :After the training students should be able to: Create Java programs Design programs for the Web.COURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Working knowledge in Windows Applications Basic Programming knowledge.

TOPICS COVEREDChapter 1 Getting started What is JAVA? Definition of Terms                A. The main Method                B. Defining and using Classes and Objects                C. Comments in Java Code Learning Java language OOP- Object Oriented Programming Concepts Using Data                A. Variables and Constant                B. Int Data Type                C. Arithmetic Statement                D. Boolean Data Type                E. Floating Data Type                F. Numeric Type Convertion                G. Char Data Type Writing a First ProgramChapter 2 Programming using Methods                A. Creating methods with No arguments                B. Methods that require a single Argument                C. Methods that require a multiple Argument                D. Methods that return values Using Classes Defining a Class Creating a Class Using instance Methods Organizing methodsChapter 3 Input and Decision making Simple keyboard Input If Structure Comparison Operator                  If - else Structure                  Nested if and nested if ... else Switch Structure While Structure Do - Loops StructureChapter 4 Arrays Program that uses an array Program that uses an Array of Event Object Passing Arrays to Methods Using one Dimensional Array Sorting Primitive Array Elements Using Two Dimensional ArrayChapter 5 Strings Comparing Strings Using other Strings Methods Converting Strings to numbersChapter 6

Understanding the Abstract Windows Toolkit (AWT) Using Frame Class Creating a Frame that Classes Creating a Button, Checkbox, TextFieldChapter 7 JDBC Database Access Getting Started Establishing a Connection Loading Drivers Making the Connection Creating JDBC statements Executing the Statements Entering the Statements Entering Data into a Table Getting a Data from a Table Retrieving Values from Result SetsChapter 8 Continuous of JDBC Updating Tables Using Prepared Statements Stored Procedures SQL Statements for Creating a Stored Procedure Creating Complete JDBC applications Importing Classes to make them Visible Using the main method Using try and catch blocks Retrieving ExceptionsChapter 9 Applet Creating first applet With label Adding TextField and Buttons The applet to draw a green square instead of a red spot The applet to display your name in purple instead of s red spotChapter 10 Java Swing Swing Components How to create and Show s frames Creating a TextField, Label and Button How to use a password FieldsCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 6,000  Php 6,500  Php 3,000  Midway of Training  100

KB0154 - PHP & MySQL Programmingby: Cecil Feliciano | 27 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION: 30 hrsCOURSE DESCRIPTION:This hands-on course provides the knowledge necessary to design and develop dynamic, database-driven web pages using PHP and MySQL. PHP is a server-side scripting language written for the web, quick to learn, and easy to deploy. Students discover how to connect to a MySQL database, and perform hands-on practice creating database-driven HTML forms and reports.COURSE OUTCOMES: Develop PHP scripts that perform decision making and looping tasks Develop PHP scripts that integrate with a WWW server Understand how to interact with a database Communicate with a database using PHP Work with XML dataRECOMMENDED PRE-REQUISITESVisual Basic 6 Programming or Some understanding of programming concepts, HTML, and experience working with a DBMS is recommended prior to attending this course.COURSE OUTLINE

Chapter 1: Introduction to PHP PHP role in the WWW Language fundamentalsChapter 2: PHP Basics PHP Data types Storing & retrieving information in variables Basic operations with variables Variable rulesChapter 3: Decision making in PHP Comparison operators The if construct The while construct The for constructChapter 4: Arrays and PHP Working with arrays Sorting arrays Other array related functions Multi-dimensional arraysChapter 5: Re-using PHP codeChapter 6: Functions Declaring functions Passing data by reference Including code in scripts Variable scope in PHPChapter 7: PHP and the WWW server Working with web forms PHP POST & GET form elements Embedding forms with PHP code Validating form data Preventing spoofed submissions Guidelines for secure PHP Understanding magic quotes Setting default values in forms Processing uploaded files Retrieving & Sorting uploaded filesChapter 8: Working with databases and PEAR MDB2 A brief history of databases Relational database concepts Database tables Using the CREATE TABLE statementChapter 9: SQL Data types Integer data types Floating point data types Character data types Other SQL data types SQL column modifiers Understanding SERIAL and AUTO_INCREMENT column options Table & database naming syntaxChapter 10: Manipulating data in SQL The SELECT statement Overall SELECT syntax Selecting values to display Restricting selections using the WHERE clause Using ORDER BY to sort query results

Using LIMIT to limit result sets The INSERT statement The UPDATE Statement The DELETE and TRUNCATE TABLE statements Leveraging existing code using PEAR & PECLChapter 11: Accessing databases using PHP USing PEAR's MDB2 class Creating a Data Source Name (DSN) Setting connection options & connecting to the database Executing SQL statements Executing prepared statements Multiple statement execution Retrieving information about queries (metadata) Transactions and queries Retrieving data from a database Single-step queriesChapter 12 Managing web sessions Using PHP session handling PHP cookie handling Handling date & time in PHP Displaying dates & times Parsing a date or time Generating relative timesChapter 13: Working with files in PHP Reading & writing files with PHP File permissions Handling errorsChapter 14: Working With XML Data In PHP Understanding XML RSS FeedsChapter 15: Debugging Php Code PHP Error handling PHP debugging tools Suppressing errorsCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 6,500  Php 7,000  Php 3,500  Midway of Training  Php 100

KB0156 - Active Server Pages (ASP) - Web Programmingby: Cheryll Ann J. Lappay | 27 Nov, 2009 | COURSE DURATION : 30 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This module presents you with an in-depth class which investigates the interaction between databases and web sites, utilizing ASP programming, for on-line access, often used in Intranets. This course includes examples and discussions of interfacing web sites with various types of databases, an exploration of common problems and solutions, and utilizes a popular database for various exercises.COURSE OUTCOMES :  Design a web site using Dreamweaver Create an Active Server Application Using Personal Web Server Using The Database Access Component Create an Active Server Application With IIS Design VBScript & JavaScript Design Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and CookiesCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Students should show his/her strong interests in programming.

Admission/Evaluation Test.TOPICS COVEREDHTML and Dreamweaver The Basic Structure An HTML Document Inside The Body Creating An HTML File The Parts Of An HTML Document Inserting Special Characters Controlling Spacing Starting A New Paragraph Formatting Text Adding A Horizontal Line Or Rule Inserting An Image Scaling Graphics Lists Creating A Numbered List Creating An Unnumbered List Creating A Description List Hyperlinks Linking To Another Page Defining An Anchor Linking To An AnchorActive Server Page Advantages And Disadvantages Script Delimiters Creating An Active Server Application With IIS Creating An Active Server Application Using Personal Web Server Using The Database Access ComponentVBScript & JavaScript Advantages Of Client-Side Disadvantages Of Client-Side Scripting The Nuts And Bolts Of VBScript VBScript Comments Data Types Variables Constants Operators Using VBScript With HTML Forms Handling EventsCSS and Cookies Style with Class Changing fonts with css Checking your ID Styles and Spans Distinguished Links Reading a Cookie Showing your cookies using Cookie as counter handling Multiple CookiesCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 6,000  Php 6,500  Php 3,500  Midway of Training  Php 100

KB0100 - MS-Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Internetby: Cecil Feliciano | 27 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION: 24 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This course covers basic to advanced Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and overview of Internet. Participants should have a basic knowledge in using a computer such Opening the computer, using the Pc mouse and keyboards. Training is more on actual implementation of MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet for making documents, spreadsheets and presentations, also browsing the internet.COURSE OUTCOMES:After the training students should be able to: Create Documents, Spreadsheets and presentations. Browse and surf the internet.COURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Working knowledge in Windows Applications Basic knowledge in using computers.  TOPICS COVEREDMODULE 1:  MICROSOFT WORD

Lesson One:  Getting Familiar With Microsoft Word The microsoft word title bar The microsoft word menu bar Microsoft word toolbars The ruler Document view Text area Exiting microsoft word window Shortcut keysLesson Two:  Working With Files Creating and Opening Documents Saving Documents Renaming Documents Working on Multiple Documents Close DocumentLesson Three:  Working With Documents Files Typing and Inserting Text Selecting Text Deleting Text Inserting Text Overtype Formatting Toolbar Format Painter UndoLesson Four:  More Microsoft Word Basic Features Moving, Copying and Pasting Text The clipboard Columns Drop-Caps Autotext Autocorrect Spell and Grammar Check Synonyms ThesaurusLesson Five:  Working With Paragraph Space Before and Space After Line Spacing First-line Indent Indentation Alignment Hanging Indent Save File and Exit Microsoft WordLesson Six:  List And Tab Keys Bulleted numbered lists Nested lists Formatting lists Tab keysLesson Seven:  Graphics Adding clip art Add an image from a file Editing a graphics AutoshapesLesson Eight:  Page Formatting Page margins

Page size and orientation Headers and footers Page numbers PrintingLesson Nine:  Tables Creating a Table Moving around a Table Entering a Text into a Table Selecting a Row and Bolding the Text Right-Aligning Text Adding a New Row to the End of the Table Adding a New Row within the Table Resizing the Columns Adding a New Column to a Table Sorting a Table The Sum Function Deleting a Column Deleting a Row Recalculate Table PropertiesModule 2:  Microsoft ExcelLesson One:  Entering Text And Numbers The microsoft excel window Moving quickly around the microsoft excel worksheet Selecting cells Entering data Editing s cell Changing a cell entry Wrapping text Deleting a cell entry Saving a file Closing microsoft excelLesson Two:  Formatting Text And Performing Mathematical Calculations Choosing a Default Fonts Adjusting the Standard Column Width Cell Alignment Adding Bold, Underline, and Italic Changing the Font, Font Size, and Font Color Working with Long Text Changing a Single Column Width Moving to a New Worksheet Setting the Enter Key Direction Making Numeric Entries Performing Mathematical Calculations The autosum Icon Automatic Calculation Formatting Numbers More Advance Mathematical Calculations Cell Addressing Deleting Columns Deleting Rows Inserting Columns Inserting Rows Creating Borders

Merge and Center Adding Background Color Using Auto Format Saving your File Closing Microsoft ExcelLesson Three:  Numbers And Mathematical Calculations Reference operators Functions Typing a function Calculating an average Calculating min Calculating max Calculating count Filling cells automatically Printing Print preview Saving your file Closing microsoft excelLesson Four:  Creating Charts Creating a Column Charts Changing the Size and Positions of a Chart Saving you File Closing Microsoft ExcelModule 3:  Microsoft PowerpointLesson One:  The Microsoft Powerpoint Screen Microsoft powerpoint Title Bar Microsoft powerpoint Menu Bar Standard And Formatting Toolbars Rulers Placeholders Status Bar Outline Tab Slides Tab View Buttons Drawing Toolbar Common Task Button Task Pane Vertical Splitter Bar Minimize Button Maximize/Restore Button Close ButtonLesson Two:  Powerpoint Overview Create new slides Change you slides Apply a design template Correct spelling Sorter view Run your powerpoint slide show Print your slidesLesson Three:  Creating Your First Powerpoint Presentation Create a Title Slide Insert a New Slide Create a Hierarchy Apply a Design Template

Outline and Slides Tab Slide Sorter View Run your Slide Show Print your Slides Print your Slides as a HandoutModule 3:  Internet Overview Title bar Menu bar Tool bar Backward/forward icon Stop& refresh icon Address bar   COURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 3,000        Php 100

KB0120 - AUTOCADD 2009 3D Modellingby: Cheryll Ann J. Lappay | 26 Nov, 2009 |  COURSE DURATION: 24 HRSCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Working knowledge in Windows Applications Basic knowledge in using computers.  TOPICS COVERED  DAY 1:  - Getting Started with AutoCAD X-y co-ordinate system, inputting points, the autocad screen, basic autocad

terminology Intro to drawing / modifying commands More modifying commands / object snaps Accurate input Selection sets Modifying commands Layers / dimensioning / text / scale Direct distance entry and object tracking Changing the properties of objects Zooming and panning around a drawing Planning a project - office floor plan Introduction to blocks - creating and inserting

Align and rotate Attributes - non-graphical information Hatching - filling areas Working with text Polylines Layout tabsDAY 2:  Introduction to 3-D Introduction to 3-d Isometric drawing Working in 3 dimensions Viewing 3-d objects Basic wireframe models Line thickness Regions and 3-d faces More about extruding & lofting Revolved objects Adding materials Primitive solids Boolean operations Changing from the wcs to the ucs Mapping materials Creating new materials Extra projects and a tutorial Putting it all together - model a building Introduction to rendering and lightingDAY 3:  Advanced Topics Autocad template files Using osnaps in autocad Linetypes and linetype scale Autocad file formats Grip editing Autocad's inquiry tools Xref's (external references) System variables Introduction to set sheets Modifying and creating dimensions Introduction to customizing autocadCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 3,000        Php 100

KB0121 - Adobe Photoshop CS2by: Cecil Feliciano | 26 Nov, 2009 COURSE DURATION: 24 HRSCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Working knowledge in Windows Applications Basic knowledge in using computers.  TOPICS COVEREDGetting Started with PhotoshopLesson One:  Selection Tools In Photoshopgetting Basic selection tools The lasso tools The magnetic lasso The magic wand Quick mask Working with the quick mask Selections, mask and channels SlicesLesson Two:  Navigating And Editing Your Images Panning and zooming images The navigator panel View management

Move, align and distribute The move tool Direct and path selection tools Vector shaped and multiole pathsLesson Three:  Using Brushes And Pencil Tools The brush tool Using brush tools Exploring the brushes palette The brushes palette in details Scattering Textures and dual brushes The history brush Using the history brush Art history brush Lesson Four:  Using The Cloning And Healing Tools The rubber stamp(clone)tool Removing unwanted elements Cloning skin The healing brush The healing patch tool Lesson Five:  The Gradient, Fill And Eraser Tools The paint bucket More fill options The sharpen tool The smudge tool Working with the smudge tool Dodge and burn The sponge tool Using dodge and burn Focusing in with dodge and burnLesson Six:  Getting To Know The Effects Tools The 'focus' tools The blur tool The gradient tool The gradient editing panel Using gradient creatively Gradient styles Gradient masks Masks and selections in detail Magic and background erasersLesson Seven:  Working With The Type Tool The type tool Type options Type tool tips Using the warp text panel Rasterizing type Styled type Lesson eight:  Working With Paths, Vectors And Masks Using the pen tool Vector shapes Using vector shapes Masks Vector shapes detailsLesson Nine:  Annotations, Notes And The Measure Tools

Notes and annotations The eye dropper tool Using the eye dropper tool The color sampler The measure tool Lesson Ten:  Creating Top Quality Artwork Cretaing a montage Fix missing parts of the image Using the pen as a brush Adding a background Applying artistic detail Vector shape and type layersClick here to ENROLL 

COURSE DURATION: 24 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This course covers basic to advanced HTML programming. Participants should have a basic knowledge in opening computers and using any programming language. Training is more on actual implementation of HTML programs for web integration.COURSE OUTCOMES :After the training students should be able to: Create Web Page Design Design Web Site using HTML Programming (DreamWeaver)COURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Working knowledge in Windows Applications Basic Programming knowledge.TOPICS COVEREDChapter 1:  Introduction to HTMLChapter 2:  Basic HTML TagsChapter 3: HTML BackgroundsChapter 4:  HTML ColorsChapter 5:  HTML Color ValuesChapter 6:  HTML Text FormattingChapter 7:  HTML ListsChapter 8:  HTML Character EntitiesChapter 9:  HTML LinksChapter 10:  HTML ImagesChapter 11:  HTML FramesChapter 12:  HTML Tables

Chapter 13:  HTML Forms and InputCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 3,000  Php 3,500  Php 2,000  Midway of Training  Free

KB0130 - PC Monitor Troubleshooting & Repairby: Louie Jacinto | 26 Nov, 2009 |COURSE DURATION : 36 HRSCOURSE DESCRIPTION :This course is designed for electronics enthusiast people who have a basic knowledge and familiarity n electronics equipment and parts. It deals mainly in repairing and troubleshooting all common monitor problems. Teaching is based on actual training with training manual.COURSE OUTCOMES :   After the training students should be able to:  Troubleshoot a PC Monitor Repair a PC MonitorCOURSE DELIVERY:Instructor-led, classroom/laboratory-delivery learning model with structured hands-on and minds-on activities and laboratory activities.TOPICS COVERED Basic Electronics Electronics parts familiarization Electronics Testing Schematic Block Diagram tracing Schematic Block Diagram reading Multi-Sync Analog and Digital Monitor Actual Monitor troubleshooting and repair TV troubleshooting related to monitorCOURSE FEE :

 Cash Installment  Downpayment  Due Date  Manual  Php 5,500  Php 6,000  Php 2,500  Midway of Training  Free