Hardware Engineer (Desktop OS & Anti-Virus)

Course Contents :
DOS 6.2 DOS Fundamentals
Booting DOS
Starting and Restarting a PC
Using DOS Commands
Batch Files, Controlling DOS
DOS Editor, Files and Directories
Comparing Files and Disks
Formatting Floppy Disks
Protecting Data on Disks
Setting Up a Hard Disk
System Configuration Files
Configuration Commands
Memory Management
System Diagnosis

Win95/98/ME Basics
Win98 Architecture
Basic Features,
Boot Sequence
Installation Process
Multimedia Configuration
System Administration
Configuring Win98
Printers, Networking, Utilities,
Using Outlook Express

Anti-virus Software
Introduction to Computer
Viruses, Worms, Trojan Horses. Macros etc.
Installing & Configuring Anti-virus Software
(Server & Client)
Updating Anti-virus
Virus Removal & Prevention

Windows 2000 /XP Professional
General
Introduction
Version Differences
New Features
Customizing Windows 2000 Professional

Installation
Installation Prerequisites/HCL
Installation Methods

Management
Setting up & Managing User
Setting up & Managing Group Accounts,
MMC, Services
Service Packs, ICS
Managing Data Storage
Disk Management

File Systems
DFS, EFS, and Compression
FAT and FAT32, NTFS

Printers
Installing printer locally
Accessing a Remote printer
Implementing Security

System Maintenance and Optimization
Auditing Resources & Events,
De fragmentation, Performance,
Scheduled Tasks, Disk Quotas, ERD,
Backup & Restore, Troubleshooting
Using Outlook Express

Linux Desktop Essentials
General
Introduction
Features

Installation
Linux Workstation class installation and configuration
Installing new applications on Linux
Using of a dual booting system

Linux Commands
Basic command on the shell
Popular text editors on the shell

Working with Graphics
The X windows system
Configure and customize your Linux Desktop
Use and configure the GNOME graphical
user interface
Using GNOME application
GUI utilities

Linux Tools
Using Open office suite
Working with graphic image editor
Creating files with cross-platform
compatibility such as PDF
Open, read, edit, save and send files
created under other operating system

Using Basic Services
Configuring printers
Configuring an internet connection
Configuring email accounts for
corporate & personal use.