PC Maintenance & Repair Technology
Build practical skills in computer hardware, networking, operating systems, and PC maintenance while learning to troubleshoot and repair personal computers, workstations, printers, and other peripherals.
Why Choose PC Maintenance & Repair?
Develop hands-on technical skills for working with personal computers and related equipment. You'll explore computer networking, Linux, PC maintenance and repair, and the troubleshooting of hardware and software problems while building a foundation in computer technology and technical communication.
What You'll Learn
- Troubleshoot and repair personal computers, workstations, printers, and other peripherals.
- Install and work with computer operating systems and software.
- Diagnose hardware and software problems and identify appropriate solutions.
- Apply basic networking concepts to computer systems and connected devices.
- Use Linux and other computer operating system concepts in a technical environment.
- Apply safe work practices when working with computers and related electrical systems.
- Communicate technical information and document problems and solutions.
Program Options
- Technical Certificate — PC Maintenance & Repair
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How long does it take?
20 Credit Hours
What can I expect from this program?
Build a foundation in computer networking, Linux, PC maintenance and repair, and general computer technology. Coursework combines technical training with communication, mathematics, and general education to help you develop practical skills for diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing computer systems and related equipment.
Want to Earn an Associate Degree?
Build on your technical training with an Associate of Applied Science in General Technology. This individualized degree option allows students to combine coursework from two or more technical disciplines to create a focused program of study aligned with a specific career goal. Students may combine Computer Networking coursework with another technical discipline, such as Cybersecurity or Computer Information Systems, along with the required general education and support courses.
Students work with an advisor to develop an approved program of study that meets their career objective and degree requirements.
Program Requirements
- [View the PC Maintenance & Repair Technical Certificate Plan]
What Do I Need to Get Started?
- High School Diploma or GED equivalent OR
- ACT score of 19 or above OR
- An Accuplacer test. This can be performed at the college; you can read more on our Admissions page.
Cost & Financial Aid
Where Can This Program Take Me?
The information below highlights potential career opportunities related to this program. Career outcomes vary based on individual experience, education, skills, and other factors.
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