A basic mobile repairing course teaches how to diagnose and fix
common issues like screen replacements, battery replacements, charging port replacements,
and software issues in mobile devices.
An advanced mobile repairing course covers more complex issues
like motherboard repairs, water damage repairs, IC replacements, and software flashing and
unlocking techniques. It also includes advanced diagnostic tools and equipment.
A chip-level mobile repairing course teaches how to repair and replace
small components on the motherboard, like capacitors, resistors, and ICs, using specialized equipment
like a soldering iron and a microscope.
A basic laptop repairing course covers the fundamental concepts of
laptop hardware and software troubleshooting, including diagnosing and fixing issues related to the
keyboard, screen, battery, charging port, and basic software problems.
A card-level laptop repairing course covers in-depth repair of laptop motherboards,
including fixing or replacing individual components like resistors, capacitors, and ICs. It also involves using
specialized equipment like a soldering iron and a multimeter.
A chip-level laptop repairing course involves advanced techniques for
repairing laptop motherboards, including diagnosing and replacing individual chips and ICs.
It also requires specialized equipment like a hot air gun and a microscope.
Learn the basics of computer troubleshooting, hardware and software
installation, virus removal, and system optimization in this course designed for beginners.
This course focuses on repairing computer hardware at the component
level. Learn to diagnose and replace faulty parts such as motherboards, CPUs, RAM, and power supplies.
This advanced course teaches you to repair and replace faulty chips on computer
motherboards, such as BIOS chips, power management chips, and CPU sockets, using specialized tools and techniques.
In this course, learn about the components that make up a computer, such as CPUs, motherboards,
RAM, hard drives, and power supplies. Understand how they work together to create a functioning computer system.
