Community college I did a great course that lasted 2 years including architecture/ software/ systems maintenance/hardware/networking etc we had anti static flooring and did many projects like mineral oil cooled pc with a motorbike heatsink triple boots with mac/win/linux modded xbox 360’s into jtag’s etc was a lot of fun look for "it systems and maintenance" our exams were split between practical and theory practical was teacher recording on camera pointed at you while he asks you what simple stuff like UEFI stands for and what speed the sata 123 ports were etc courses like this are a lot of fun and you retain a lot of the info even after 14 years and yes course was free benefits of FAS in ireland although in this video hes only explaining its DDR my teacher would want the answer double date rate functions by using the rising and falling edge of the clock signal you learn a lot of info the CPU architecture was probably the most difficult but its all basic you learn valuable stuff like how the x86 or x64 is determined by the bus lanes on the motherboard and how the CPU uses the codebook to process data via the External data bus most of the time we were using wikipedia to study ourselves having been given a google doc with all the questions and requirements it was up to you to answer best you can as thats what youll read when studying
Is this a "college course" teaching someone what "memory" is? This is like going to university for automotive engineering and having a professor pointing under the hood going "this is an engine." WTF. This isn’t IT, it’s not even bench tech, this is like basic middle school computer literacy!
Crazy i learned everything from manuals and youtube even safety itself than from my college where they only let you do Testout lmfao. All the failures happened and hours i did turned into proficiency
I’m an IT Support Specialist, but my job is more like a Network Admin where I do hostmaster work, wireless networking, Switches, and Voip. I have a degree in computer science, so I also deal with scriting and automation.
I didn’t get this kind of hands on experience when I was going to Cal State Los Angeles in the early 2000s. I did get A+ certified after working two years as an assembly line desktop repair tech. Shortly after I got Network+ and became a System Admin to this day. The real money is when you handle enterprise equipment and software.
When i was 12 yrs old my computer eng. dad taught me how to reset, computer hardware & software troubleshoot like this proficiently and now I’m graduate of IT course, the company that Im applying for not believe i have 11 years of experience in this kind of stuff
I don’t know who hacked my mobile stop network and sey gand mar le.. This persons is god relative? Bolne ki sense
I wish I can join you
Community college I did a great course that lasted 2 years including architecture/ software/ systems maintenance/hardware/networking etc we had anti static flooring and did many projects like mineral oil cooled pc with a motorbike heatsink triple boots with mac/win/linux modded xbox 360’s into jtag’s etc was a lot of fun look for "it systems and maintenance" our exams were split between practical and theory practical was teacher recording on camera pointed at you while he asks you what simple stuff like UEFI stands for and what speed the sata 123 ports were etc courses like this are a lot of fun and you retain a lot of the info even after 14 years and yes course was free benefits of FAS in ireland although in this video hes only explaining its DDR my teacher would want the answer double date rate functions by using the rising and falling edge of the clock signal you learn a lot of info the CPU architecture was probably the most difficult but its all basic you learn valuable stuff like how the x86 or x64 is determined by the bus lanes on the motherboard and how the CPU uses the codebook to process data via the External data bus most of the time we were using wikipedia to study ourselves having been given a google doc with all the questions and requirements it was up to you to answer best you can as thats what youll read when studying
Seems like racist
I want to learn okay , am computer engineering students
Is this a "college course" teaching someone what "memory" is? This is like going to university for automotive engineering and having a professor pointing under the hood going "this is an engine." WTF. This isn’t IT, it’s not even bench tech, this is like basic middle school computer literacy!
I like doing this work since 2013
It my kind of work or job for slmost15 years
watch the video guys DDR 3 motherboard and core i5 7/10 Gen processor and ther power supply 250/500 watt
Um, that’s not IT. That’s bench support. THis is why American universities are so useless, professors don’t even know what field they are teaching!
Touch ram and the CPU while standing on rug is dangerous 😂🤣😭
Crazy i learned everything from manuals and youtube even safety itself than from my college where they only let you do Testout lmfao. All the failures happened and hours i did turned into proficiency
I want to be an UT support personnel
Hardware lesson is very basic & important thing to learn. Then again, in these days, young people should learn even deeper topic of IT.
I want to learn more from this
Awesome
That’s not IT/ that’s building computer lol. IT usually work with router switch and server. Specially with the LAn and subnets
Remember building my own pc at the age of 16 haha … you telling me i can get a job doing this holy cow
Nice ❤❤❤❤
Nice
I never did this if ever in IT but did a lot in your personal life.
She is grounded wrong. Should be grounded to the mat on the table
ESD ground straps do NOTHING. Its a myth that dumb people blindly follow. EEVBlog put an end to this once and for all.
Job requirment
Damm I got google IT and Cybersecurity certifications and I am looking for this type of job any idea please or address for this location?
My pc won’t let me sign in tried safe mode and also tried to reset but no luck
It failed..
Good to see the electro static wrist band being used today
It looks like an assessment is being taken here.
An assessor is taking an assessment from a student.
I’m an IT Support Specialist, but my job is more like a Network Admin where I do hostmaster work, wireless networking, Switches, and Voip. I have a degree in computer science, so I also deal with scriting and automation.
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IT issues at 2 a.m.? Been there. That’s why 24/7 support matters more than ever.
This shit makes little money
I can teach People about System Repairs
Can I join you
Where is the "plus" and "minus"?
The teacher helping the young woman more than the men. I don’t miss college
When you see people using those blue strings… You already know they know nothing.
Fun fact: you can learn to do this without physically touching a computer.
plz teach them not to touch the mainboard without gloves ^^ or use grounding – i destroyed mine without
I didn’t get this kind of hands on experience when I was going to Cal State Los Angeles in the early 2000s. I did get A+ certified after working two years as an assembly line desktop repair tech. Shortly after I got Network+ and became a System Admin to this day. The real money is when you handle enterprise equipment and software.
ESD strap = Headphone jack. ⚠️
I’m very interested, I need an online class on IT Support
My class was unfortunately online and was harder to understand because of the tiny spots we’d have to zoom in and out of
In person would be so amazing
Good profession
how to apply IT support specialist
When i was 12 yrs old my computer eng. dad taught me how to reset, computer hardware & software troubleshoot like this proficiently and now I’m graduate of IT course, the company that Im applying for not believe i have 11 years of experience in this kind of stuff
My first class on 1998😅😅
they are cooked, just quit and get a blue collar job
Im looking for this position please give contact number
Tech like a small nursery baby