Laptop computers combine portability with the capabilities of a full computer system. These courses explore both sides of working with a laptop, from using Windows and managing files to understanding the hardware, connectivity, maintenance, and troubleshooting that keep the computer working.
LC100: Laptop Computer Software
LC100 introduces participants to using and managing a Windows 11 laptop. The course begins with basic laptop operation and Windows navigation, then explores file management, common computer tasks, personalization, digital communication, Copilot, and computer security. Participants learn practical skills for working with their laptop more effectively while also understanding how to maintain and protect their files and system.
Topics include:
- Basic laptop usage
- File management
- Common Computer Tasks
- Personalization
- Digital communication & Copilot
- Security
LC200: Laptop Computer Hardware
LC200 explores the hardware that makes a laptop work and how its components affect performance, connectivity, and everyday use. Participants learn about laptop types and terminology, internal components, power and storage, wired and wireless connections, specialized laptop hardware, displays, accessories, and upgrade options. The course also covers practical troubleshooting and maintenance techniques and how to recognize when a problem may require repair or replacement.
Topics include:
- Introduction to Laptop Hardware
- Hardware Components
- Power, Storage & Connectivity
- Specialized Laptop Hardware Features
- Visual Output, Accessories & Upgrades
- Troubleshooting & Maintenance
