Name: Hardware and Networking Course in Mumbai
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Hardware and Networking Course in Mumbai with Guaranteed Placement

The Hardware and Networking learning path helps students build job-focused IT skills for technical support, desktop support, network administration, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity career options. Awdiz trains learners through hands-on hardware labs, networking fundamentals, troubleshooting tasks, placement-focused support, interview readiness, and practical job-ready preparation with career opportunities within 2 months.

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Hardware and Networking Course in Mumbai

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Hardware and Networking Course Duration is 2 months

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Hardware and Networking Course fees in Mumbai is between INR 59,000 to INR 79,000

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1.0 Windows & Computer Fundamentals

Topic 1: Computer Fundamentals & Basics of Power System in a Computer. Computer Fundamentals History and Generations of Computer (Gen 1 to 5). Architecture of the Computer. Description of Different parts of a computer. Idea about System Software and Application Software. Operating system concept (Basic knowledge).

Practicals: Identification of different Components of a computer and demonstration and uses of them. Different Tools / equipment used for assembling/ disassembling a PC.

Topic 2: Introduction to SMPS SMPS Features, Functions. Types of SMPS Power distribution in SMPS Connecting, Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Practicals: A running SMPS demonstration Installation of a SMPS on a cabinet Isolated Power testing by sorting.

2.0 Functions of an Operating System

Topic 1: Introduction to Operating System. Definition and types of Operating Systems. Functions & Features of OS. MS-DOS (Prelims), Windows8.1, 10, 11, Red Hat 7 / Fedora Linux Server, Ubuntu, MAC OS etc. Process of Booting the Operating System. Installation of Windows8.1, 10, 11 Activation and Automatic Updating procedures.

Practicals: Demonstration on Windows Using: Safe Mode, Safe Mode Boot options, Last Known Good Configuration, etc. Demonstrating Windows Diagnostic Tools, System Restore, Creating Restore point, restore using Restore point, etc. Windows Recovery using System Factory Defaults/Recovery tools. Installation of driver routines for the system.

3.0 Computer Management & Disk Partitioning

Topic 2: Computer Management. Computer Management, Disk Management, Defragmentation. Services and Applications, Local Users and Groups. Advanced System Settings, Device Manager, Task Manager.

Topic 3: Disk Partitioning Demonstration of Partitioning of Hard Drive/ SSD - Primary, Extended, and Logical partitions using Partition Tools in Windows through Disk Manager.

Practicals: Demonstration of Partitioning of Hard Drive/ SSD - Primary, Extended, and Logical partitions using Partition Command (mkpart) in Linux.

4.0 Central Processing Unit & Main board

Topic 1: Details about Central Processing Unit & Main board Definition of CPU, Architecture, Speed, Types of CPU (ATX and AT technologies) 32/64 Bit. Types process or technologies like Clock speed, Bus speed, Cache memory. Threading technologies, Core technologies, IRQ & DMA Technologies. What is ” I” Technology, Core series (i3, i5, i7). To explain about PGA and BGA and LGA Model processors, Pins/Sockets. Definition, Architecture, Compatibility with CPU's, Chipsets and Brands. What is Chipset, what is FSB, what is Bus, CPU Sockets, Interface Ports used to connect different Peripherals. I/O Ports (PS/2, Serial, Parallel, USB, VGA, HDMI, Audio, Ethernet, etc.) Identifying Expansion Slots (PCI, AGP etc.), Power Form Factor.

Practicals: Demonstration of different generation CPU (Intel /AMD), showing clock speed, Bus speed & other features. Hand on practice to install CPU on the slot provided on the compatible main board. Hand on practice to install CPU on the slot provided on the compatible main board. Installation of external cards viz. graphics, sound, Ethernet etc. on the main board.

5.0 Primary and Secondary Memory

Topic 2: Primary and Secondary Memory Introduction to RAM, ROM, Cache Memory, Buffer Memory, Virtual Memory. Speed, Timeline (EDO, NON-EDO, SD, RD, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4), Hybrid Memory. Comparing and Installing RAM, Memory Module Form Factor, etc. Introduction to HDD& SSD, Types, Functioning of HDD, Functioning of SSD, Dual Usage. Interface Types of HDD & SSD (IDE or PATA, SATA, SCSI, PCI -E, MSATA, M.2), Data storage technique. Tracks, Sectors, Cylinders, Cluster MBR, FAT Area, DIR Area, Zero Track IDE Jumper settings (Primary/Secondary), (Master/Slave/Cable Select). Installing and Configuring a New HDD / SSD.

Practicals: Demonstrating Windows Diagnostic Tools, System Restore, Creating Restore point, restore using Restore point, etc. Windows Recovery using System Factory Defaults/Recovery tools Installation of driver for the system.

6.0 Computer Accessories

Topic 1: Keyboard & Mouse Types of Keyboards Keyboard Interfaces (DIN Type, PS/2, USB, wireless). Keyboard Problems and Troubleshooting. Types of Mouse (Ball Mouse, Optical Mouse, Trackball). Principles of Mouse (Ball Mouse & DSP, Sensor in Optical Mouse). Mouse Interfaces (Serial, PS/2, USB, wireless), Mouse Problems and Troubleshooting

Topic 2: Monitor Types of Monitors (CRT/LCD/LED), Working Principles of each type Demonstration and Practical on Monitor Installation, Menu Configuration, Adjusting Monitor Settings, Monitor Power Supply types, Possible Problems and Troubleshooting.

Topic 3: Printer Types of Printers (Dot Matrix, Inkjet, Laser, Thermal, All-in-One Printers, etc.). Working Principles of each type, network Printer. Installing a Printer and Configuring Drivers. Installation of Scanner, Device Driver Installation. Scanner Settings, Scanning Documents, Photos in different Formats like JPG, PDF etc.

Topic 4: Optical Drive Types of Media- (CD/DVD/ Blu-ray), Layers of CD and DVD, Difference between CD and DVD. Storage Technology - Reading, Writing & Re Writing data, Drive Interfaces -(IDE/SATA). Creating, Managing and Burning ISO Images using tools like: Magic ISO, Power ISO etc.

Practicals: Installing a Printer and Configuring Drivers. Installation of Scanner, Device Driver Installation. Scanner Settings, Scanning Documents, Photos in different Formats like JPG, PDF etc. Mouse, keyboard, Monitor, Printer Problems and Troubleshooting Monitor

7.0 Virus & Malwares

Topic 1: Types of networks such as (PAN, LAN, MAN, CAN, WAN). Basic concept of Transmission Types: Simplex, Half duplex and full duplex Mode. Basic concept of Internet, Intranet, extranet.

Practicals: Hands on practice with different types of Securities might be imposed for a safe system. Internet protocols and security breach. Antivirus software, types, installation, Mechanisms.

8.0 Data Communications & Networking

Topic 1: Identify various network media needed to make successful LAN and WAN connections and their distinct roles. Understanding the basic concepts of Client, Server, Workstation, Hubs and their applications. Understanding different types of Network architectures: Peer-to-Peer, Client-Server and Distributed. Basic concept of Transmission Types: Simplex, Half duplex and full duplex Mode.

Practicals: Demonstration of different types of Network Implementation through Slides / Pictures. Demonstration of Client, Server, Workstation, Hubs and their applications through Slides / Pictures. Hand on Practice to identify Peer-to-Peer, Client-Server and Distributed network system. Transmission media types Identification.

9.0 Network Topologies & Networking Devices

Topic 1: Knowledge of Network Topologies, Networking Devices, Transmission Media, sharing of resources, Network Addressing system. Identify different topologies used in networking with their relative advantages and disadvantages. Understanding the knowledge about various types of networking devices and media with their usage. IP addressing, MAC addressing, Install and configure a network and configure IP address static and dynamic, DNS, default gateway. Design, calculate, and apply subnet masks and addresses to fulfil any organization's requirements. Working with installation of Network card, altering MAC address and revealing original MAC, Knowledge of making crossover and straight cable. Introduction to Linux Networking. Configuring IP Address on Linux Systems. Working Principles of each type of Networking protocols such as (DHCP, DNS, FTP, SSH, Telnet).

Practicals: Crimping RJ45 Connectors, CAT V/ VI wired Color Matching for Type A and Type B Connection. Hand on practice for communication to windows networking. Data Sharing, Printer Sharing. Remote Desktop Connection using Windows RDC. Creating Shared Folders for each user, Assigning Access Rights and Changing Ownership for Shared Folders using File Server Wizard Internet Configuration using ADSL Router. Hands on practice to configure Router Admin password. Create and configure SSID for secured Wireless connection through a router.

10. Internet Network Configuration

Topic 1: Introduction to Internet, Uses of Internet, Working on Internet using various browsers like Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, etc. Explaining URL, HTTP, HTTPS, etc. Clearing Browser Cache. Creating Mail ID's, Send/Receive Mails, Mail Client Configuration using Outlook/Thunder bird Internet Configuration using ADSL Router. Introduction to Network Devices: ADSL Router, Wi-Fi Router, Wireless Access Point. Firewall Concepts

Practicals:

Hand on practices on internet, mail and browser properties, security settings.
Configuring mailbox with Outlook.
Hands on practice to configure Router Admin password.
Create and configure SSID for secured Wireless connection through a router.

Choose Awdiz, the best Institute for Hardware and Networking in Mumbai, to gain hands-on knowledge in hardware and networking through structured training offered since 2013. Students learn computer setup, device maintenance, networking fundamentals, system servicing, software issue resolution, and troubleshooting skills required for IT support careers.

Candidates with a clear understanding of IT systems and trusted qualifications can explore strong career opportunities in hardware, networking, and support roles. Awdiz’s ACHNP Hardware and Networking Certification builds practical abilities in computer hardware, networking, troubleshooting, system maintenance, and IT support. The Hardware and Networking Course in Mumbai includes certificate-level and diploma-style learning to prepare students for long-term professional success.