Q1 LESSON 1 - CSS IN THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY

WHY IS CSS RELEVANT?  
  - In today's industry, almost every establishment needs the assistance of technology. Every establishment       and business are now gearing towards the use of information technology to promote their service.
- The demand for people who offer computer servicing and repair continues to increase as society rapidly change.

                   * REPAIR                                                   * MAINTENANCE
                   * MONITORING                                       *  DEMAND FOR SERVICE PROVIDER

FOR EXAMPLE: - Computer hardware needs maintenance services in order to repair normal wear and tear. - Network infrastructures used by organizations will need maintenance and monitoring. - Computer equipment would need occasional repair and maintenance; thus, requiring the assistance of computer system service providers. WHAT JOBS CAN I LAND ON? - Since society is now becoming more technology -driven and technology-dependent, it is no wonder that more and more establishments are in needs of the expertise of computer service providers.
* COMPUTER ASSEMBLER * TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF
* COMPUTER SERVICE TECHNICIAN * COMPUTER MAINTAINANCE TECHNICAN
* NETWORK TECHNICIAN * COMPUTER REPAIRMAN

WHAT KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS DO I NEED? KNOWLEDGE - Hardware, including old and up-to-date systems, and essential software - Electrical safety and hazards - Operating Systems. SKILLS - Customer service and communication skills - Systematic approach to solving problems - Ability to meet deadlines - Ability to squat, bend, and reach to repair equipment - Able to lift at least 50 pounds of computer components - Able to stand for long periods of time



                                 

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