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Computer Hardware Maintenance (CHM - O Level)
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Computer Hardware Maintenance (CHM - O Level) course Road To Self Employment /Entrepreneurship Computer hardware is the physical parts or components of a computer, such as the monitor, mouse, keyboard,computer data storage, hard disk drive (HDD), graphic cards, sound cards, memory, motherboard, and so on, all of which are physical objects that are tangible. The conception of a new scheme under NIELIT for hardware courses is a result of the amalgamation of experience of running the existing NIELIT Scheme in computers and pioneer industry professionals like Intel. The objective of the courses is to generate quality manpower for Hardware in the field of Information Technology (IT) by utilizing the facilities and expertise available with training institutes/ organizations in the non-formal sector. |
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CHM-O Level The Objective of the CHM-O Level course is to train 10+2, Diploma, graduate and other degree Qualifiers to acquire basic knowledge in Computer hardware and peripherals for installation, trouble shooting and maintenance including system software management and its back up and to undertake disaster prevention, diagnosis and rectification of faults besides personality development and communication skills. |
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NIELIT Hardware Course “CHM-A level” under the Scheme: The Objective of the CHM-A level is to train the candidates, who have qualified O level, with advancements in Computer hardware, networking and troubleshooting with advancements in Computer hardware, networking and troubleshooting. Being a modular course, only those who have qualified CHM O level will be enrolled for A level. The CHM-O Level course prepares a, 10+2/ Diploma/ graduate/ other degree Qualifiers, with basic knowledge needed to enroll for CHM A level course in relevant such as computer hardware and peripherals for installation, trouble shooting and maintenance including system software management and its back up and to undertake disaster prevention, diagnosis and rectification of faults besides personality development and communication skills |
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Career opportunities The career opportunities are proposed considering the sector of prospective employers i.e. Service Industry (Hardware and Software) and Academia such as Troubleshooters, As a Service Engineer Technicians(PC) , Assistant System Administrators, Lab Demonstrators. |
