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How to Build Your Own Computer
Computers play a key role in homes and offices as we use them for work and play. This engineering and computer science course is designed for tech-savvy people who want to build their own computers. We explain how to assemble the hardware, install an operating system and desktop applications on it and then finalise the installation. Building your own computer can save you a lot of money so sign up for this technical guide to the process.
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How to Build Your Own Computer
Learn how to build a computer cheaply in this free online course that shows you how to assemble hardware and software.
Computers play a key role in homes and offices as we use them for work and play. This engineering and computer science course is designed for tech-savvy people who want to build their own computers. We explain how to assemble the hardware, install an operating system and desktop applications on it and then finalise the installation. Building your own computer can save you a lot of money so sign up for this technical guide to the process.
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5 Lessons
Computer Assembly and Maintenance
In this module, we will show you how to assemble computer hardware, internal components, and other accessories for a PC. Learn how to build a computer from scratch and install an operating system and other software tools on it. We will also discuss computer networking techniques and ways to maintain your personal computer.
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2.Building a Personal Computer
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3.I/O Devices, Software Installation and Networking
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4.Building a Gaming PC and Computer Maintenance
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