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This document provides information on a module for maintaining and repairing computer systems and networks. The module is 40 hours and aims to provide learners with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to maintain and service computer systems and networks. It outlines 5 learning outcomes, including inspecting and testing computer systems and networks. The document then provides details on the assessment criteria, conditions, methodologies and a job sheet for inspecting and testing configured/repaired computer systems and networks according to a performance checklist.

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CSS NC Ii - Coc 4 Lo 5

This document provides information on a module for maintaining and repairing computer systems and networks. The module is 40 hours and aims to provide learners with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to maintain and service computer systems and networks. It outlines 5 learning outcomes, including inspecting and testing computer systems and networks. The document then provides details on the assessment criteria, conditions, methodologies and a job sheet for inspecting and testing configured/repaired computer systems and networks according to a performance checklist.

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MODULE CONTENT

UNIT OF COMPETENCY: Maintain and Repair Computer Systems and


Networks

MODULE TITLE: Maintaining and Repairing Computer Systems and


Networks

MODULE DESCRIPTOR: This unit covers the knowledge, skills and


attitudes needed to maintain and service
computer systems and networks.

NOMINAL DURATION: 40 hours

LEARNING OUTCOMES:
At the end of this module you MUST be able to:

1. Plan and prepare for maintenance and repair


2. Maintain computer systems and networks
3. Diagnose faults of computer systems and networks
4. Rectify/correct defects in computer systems and networks
5. Inspect and test the computer systems and networks

Computer Systems Date Developed: Document No: BCRV-TECH-VOC-CSS-01


Servicing NC II
December 2020 Issued by:
Maintaining and
Developed by: BCRV TECH-VOC
Repairing Computer
Systems and Networks Arnel R. Agdan Revision # 00 Page 1 of 7
LEARNING OUTCOME NO. 5
Inspect and test the computer systems and networks.

Contents:

1. Possible Computer Systems and Networks Faults and Problems


2. Diagnostic Procedures
3. Computer Hardware Issues

Assessment Criteria:

 Undertaken final inspections to ensure that the testing conducted on


the device conforms with the manufacturer’s instruction/manual
 Checked/Tested computer systems and networks to ensure safe
operation.
 Followed OHS standards and 5S principles according to enterprise
policies
 Cleaned and cleared work site of all debris and left in safe condition in
accordance with company procedures
 Disposed of excess components and materials based on WEEE
directives and 3Rs waste management program.
 Prepared and completed report according to company requirements

Conditions:

The participants will have access to:

1. Personal Protective Equipment


2. Laptop Computer
3. Desktop Computer
4. Server Computer
5. Routers
6. Access Point
7. Printer
8. Multi-meter
9. Calibrators
10. Screw drivers (assorted)
11. LAN Tester
12. Appropriate software
13. Flashlight

Methodologies:

1. Self-paced
2. Lecture / Discussion
3. Video Presentation
4. Demonstration

Assessment Method:

1. Observation with oral Questioning


2. Interview
3. Demonstration
4. Written Test
Learning Experiences
Learning Outcome 5

Inspect and Test the Computer Systems and Networks


Learning Activities Special Instructions
Perform Job Sheet 4.5-1 on Evaluate Performance to
Inspect and Test Performance Criteria Checklist
Configured/Repaired Computer 4.3-1
System and Networks

Job Sheet 4.5-1


Inspect and Test Configured/Repaired Computer System and
Networks
Checking the Maintained Computer Systems:
Note: The trainee/students had undergone and passed the previous
Learning Outcomes. This learning outcome is just a checklist assuring
that you can properly inspect and test the configured/repaired computer
system and networks.

The effectiveness of checking maintained computers depends on the


quality of inspection.

A quality inspection of computer systems must include the following:

1. Powering On the Computer


2. Testing all the computers’ devices
3. Check if all the devices are working properly
Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse.
4. Checking the computers’ performance
5. Check if the computer is performing at its best
6. Inspecting the cables attached on the computer
7. Check if the Cables are fixed properly
8. Power Cables
9. LAN Cables
10. USB Cables
11. Monitor Cables

Reasons for Running Computer to Computer Communications:

The effectiveness of running computers to computer communications is to


make sure that the computers in a network is connected properly for
effective and easier sharing files and information. A quality inspection of
computer communications must include the following:

Pinging - The ping command is the basic tool for testing TCP/IP
connectivity. It sends a special packet (called ICMP Echo) to a particular IP
address and looks for a reply.

Determining TCP/IP Settings - TCP/IP settings that are used in network


settings are:
IP Address – Unique address assigned to a network adapter. A computer
with multiple network adapters has an IP address for each one, and each
one must be in a different subnet.

Subnet Mask – Used in conjunction with the IP address to determine


which subnet an adapter belongs to.
Default Gateway - IP address of a computer or router, on one of this
computer’s local area networks, that knows how to communicate with
subnets not present on this computer.

DHCP Server – If an adapter is configured to obtain an IP address


automatically, this is the address of the server that provides it.

DNS Servers – IP address of one or more Domain Name Server computers.

Burn In - To run a system or device for a period of time to ensure that all
components are working properly.

- The intention is to detect those particular components that would fail as


a result of the initial, high-failure rate portion of the bathtub curve of
component reliability. If the burn-in period is made sufficiently long (and,
perhaps, artificially stressful), the system can then be trusted to be mostly
free of further early failures once the burn-in process is complete.

Bathtub Curve - An equipment failure-rate curve with an initial sharply


declining failure rate, followed by a prolonged constant-average failure
rate, after which the failure rate again increases sharply.

REPORT -Is a piece of information describing, or an account of certain


events given or presented to someone.

Importance of Making a Report -It enables you to practice your skills of


presentation, argument, evaluation, and calculation, and provides a
permanent record of your work.

Job Performance Criteria Checklist 4.5-1


Inspect and Test Configured/Repaired Computer System and
Networks

Did you …?
Inspect and test the computer systems and networks* Yes No
Undertake final inspections
 Checked/Tested computer systems and networks to ensure safe
operation.
Check and test computer systems and networks
 Can print through network
 Can access the shared folder on the server
 Can login the domain user account
Clear work site from all wastes
 Cleaned and cleared work site of all debris and left in safe condition
in accordance with company procedures
Follow 5S and 4Rs according to environmental policies
 Disposed of excess components and materials of based on WEEE
directives and 3Rs waste management program

Assessment Method:
 Observation
 Written Test
 Oral Questioning

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