Hardware Engineer

Course Description:
This course is designed to help learners understand the core principles of computer hardware systems — from motherboard components to processor architecture and circuit design. You’ll explore how hardware integrates with software, learn to assemble and troubleshoot PCs, and gain the technical expertise to design, maintain, and upgrade computing systems in professional environments.

What You’ll Learn:

• Fundamentals of computer hardware and architecture

• Understanding processors, memory, storage, and peripherals

• Circuit design and PCB fundamentals

• Assembling and troubleshooting desktop computers

• Hardware interfacing and embedded systems

• Preventive maintenance and performance optimization

Course Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Course Duration: 8 weeks (3–4 hours/week)
Modules: 9
Language: English
Mode: Online / Hybrid (Video Lessons + Practical Demos)

Course Curriculum Example:

1. Introduction to Computer Hardware Systems

2. Microprocessors and Motherboard Design

3. Input/Output Devices and Interfaces

4. Memory & Storage Technologies

5. Power Supply and Cooling Systems

6. Circuit Design & PCB Basics

7. Troubleshooting Hardware Failures

8. Embedded Systems Overview

9. Final Project: Assemble and Test a PC

Instructor: Jane Smith (Hardware Design Engineer, M.Tech in Electronics)

Who Should Enroll:

• Students pursuing electronics or computer engineering

• IT technicians and support professionals

• Enthusiasts interested in PC building and repair

• Anyone preparing for hardware or embedded system careers

Outcome:
By completing this course, you’ll gain the ability to design, assemble, and maintain computer hardware systems — a solid foundation for careers in IT infrastructure, electronics, or embedded systems development.