IT ProgramIndustry Ready Course

Laptop Hardware & Software Engineer

Comprehensive training to become a skilled Laptop Hardware & Software engineer. Cover all brands and operating systems.

Duration

Flexible

Eligibility

10th Pass / 12th Pass

Course Curriculum

A structured learning path to take you from zero to job-ready.

Module 1

Basic Electrical Concepts: Understanding voltage, current, resistance, and calculating loads.
SMT Electronics: Identifying and testing surface-mount technology (SMT) components used in laptops.
Digital Electronics: Logic gates, digital circuits, and their real-world applications in motherboards.
Laptop Components Overview: Functionality of CPU, RAM, SSD/NVMe, GPU, and Display panels.
Motherboard Basics: Understanding the structure, layers, and integrated circuits of a motherboard.
Power Sequence: Detailed study of power stages (G3H, S5, S3, S0) and how the motherboard wakes up.

Module 2

Laptop Disassembly and Reassembly: Step-by-step tear-down for HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Apple MacBooks.
Soldering Techniques: Professional BGA (ball grid array) and SMD component replacement.
Chip-Level Repair: Diagnosing short circuits, tracing dead motherboards, and fixing DC jack issues.
Testing Tools: Advanced usage of Multimeter, Oscilloscope, and Logic Analyzer for component testing.
Circuit Tracing: Reading complex schematics and board-views (ZXW, Borneo) to locate faults.
Adapter and Battery Repair: Troubleshooting power delivery, charging ICs, and battery BMS boards.

Module 3

OS Installation & Optimization: Installing Windows/Linux, configuring UEFI/Legacy, and dual-booting.
Driver Management: Installing missing drivers, fixing Blue Screen of Death (BSOD), and registry tweaks.
BIOS Programming: Reading, writing, and flashing corrupted BIOS chips using CH341A and SVOD programmers.
ME Region Clearing: Fixing slow boot and automatic shutdown issues by cleaning Intel ME region.
Data Recovery: Deep recovery of lost partitions, formatting recovery, and repairing corrupted file systems.
Virus & Malware Removal: Enterprise-level security practices to clean deeply infected systems.

Module 4

Display Repair: Diagnosing LVDS/eDP cable faults, fixing backlight issues, and replacing LCD/LED panels.
Keyboard & Touchpad Repair: Fixing trackpad gestures, keyboard matrix shorts, and ribbon cable damage.
Hands-on Practice: Working on live dead motherboards under the supervision of expert instructors.
Case Studies: Analyzing real-world complex faults, such as 'No Display' but power ON.
Customer & Shop Management: Creating job sheets, giving quotations, and managing spare parts inventory.
Final Assessment: Independent fault finding and complete repair of a heavily damaged laptop.

Upon successfully completing this course, you will be prepared for the following roles in top IT companies:

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