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IT Support Engineer

Practical installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and infrastructure support for real-world IT environments.

A job-focused IT Support Engineer course covering hardware, Windows, Linux, networking, server support, Active Directory, security, remote support, and real troubleshooting scenarios.

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Course curriculum

Learn how to diagnose, restore, and support real IT systems confidently.

01

IT Support Fundamentals

Learn the role of an IT Support Engineer, L1/L2/L3 workflows, troubleshooting methodology, and ticket handling.

  • Diagnose user issues in a proper workflow
  • Document incidents and resolutions
  • Follow real service desk processes
02

Computer Hardware

Understand motherboard, chipset, CPU, RAM, storage, power supply, GPU, and hardware compatibility.

  • Identify motherboard components
  • Understand CPU socket and RAM types
  • Use hardware knowledge in troubleshooting
03

PC Assembly & Preventive Maintenance

Assemble systems, install CPU, RAM, GPU, SSD, PSU, and perform cleaning and health checks.

  • Install and assemble full PCs
  • Diagnose no POST, no display, and overheating
  • Apply preventive maintenance best practices
04

Operating Systems

Install and configure Windows and Linux, understand partitions, services, commands, and basic OS troubleshooting.

  • Install Windows 11 and Linux
  • Use command-line basics
  • Understand system logs and service status
05

Windows Administration

Manage users, groups, services, drivers, Device Manager, event logs, Windows Update, PowerShell, and common Windows problems.

  • Create local accounts and permissions
  • Troubleshoot slow Windows and startup issues
  • Use PowerShell for system checks
06

Linux Fundamentals

Learn Linux file structure, users, permissions, packages, networking, logs, systemctl, and essential administration commands.

  • Configure static IP and SSH
  • Manage services and permissions
  • Analyze logs and system health
07

Networking Fundamentals

Understand LAN/WAN, Ethernet, IPv4/IPv6, subnets, DNS, DHCP, NAT, VLAN, routers, switches, and networking tools.

  • Create IP addressing plans
  • Configure network settings and tests
  • Understand switches, routers, and ports
08

Network Troubleshooting

Work through physical, data link, network, and application-layer issues with practical scenarios.

  • Check cables, NICs, VLANs, subnetting, and DNS
  • Troubleshoot internet and local connectivity
  • Use ping, ipconfig, tracert, nslookup, and Wireshark
09

Active Directory & Windows Server

Build a small-domain environment with DNS, DHCP, users, groups, OUs, computers, and Group Policy.

  • Create domain users and groups
  • Administer a small Windows Server lab
  • Fix AD and shared access issues
10

Storage, Backup & Data Recovery

Understand HDD, SSD, NVMe, RAID, SAN, NAS, backups, restores, and the 3-2-1 backup strategy.

  • Compare RAID levels and performance
  • Create backup jobs and test file restore
  • Recover from common storage faults
11

Printers & Peripheral Devices

Install and troubleshoot USB printers, network printers, scanners, webcams, barcode scanners, UPS, and projector equipment.

  • Fix printer offline and queue issues
  • Resolve driver and spooler problems
  • Manage shared network printer access
12

IT Security

Apply endpoint security, firewalls, patching, MFA, least privilege, password hygiene, and awareness of malware and phishing.

  • Protect endpoints and accounts
  • Use Windows Defender and firewall rules
  • Harden user access and remote access
13

Remote Support & Help Desk

Manage tickets, prioritize incidents, use remote support tools, escalate engineering issues, and maintain service quality.

  • Process incidents from intake to closure
  • Use L1/L2/L3 escalation properly
  • Document solutions and maintain knowledge base entries
14

Virtualization & Cloud Fundamentals

Understand virtual machines, hypervisors, snapshots, templates, and cloud basics such as IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and cloud backup.

  • Deploy VMs in virtualized labs
  • Understand VM resource allocation
  • Recognize cloud service models
15

IT Documentation & Asset Management

Build proper asset records, network diagrams, inventory lists, troubleshooting reports, and change documentation.

  • Track hardware and software inventory
  • Create troubleshooting and incident reports
  • Document network and system changes clearly
16

Advanced Troubleshooting Scenarios

Practice in realistic support environments: no boot, slow Windows, internet outages, shared folder access issues, printer problems, and AD login failures.

  • Identify root cause rather than guessing
  • Verify fixes and document them
  • Handle escalations with structured troubleshooting
17

Final Practical Project

Set up and troubleshoot a complete small business IT environment with Windows Server, AD, DNS, DHCP, clients, shared folders, file permissions, printer, backup, and firewall.

  • Configure a small office IT infrastructure
  • Resolve intentionally introduced faults
  • Deliver a final practical assessment

Training experience

The course is built around real support work, not just theory.

Help desk workflow

Students learn how to gather information, triage issues, troubleshoot, verify fixes, and document every case professionally.

Networking & hardware

Practice both physical and logical troubleshooting for PCs, printers, switches, routers, internet issues, and shared resources.

Assessment & project

Complete theory exams, practical labs, troubleshooting challenges, and a final small-business IT project.

Hardware7hAssembly, maintenance, diagnostics
System11hWindows + Linux + server support
Network14hLAN, Wi-Fi, DNS, DHCP, troubleshooting
Support18hHelp desk, tickets, recovery, projects

Why choose ComproTech

Built for the real responsibilities of an IT Support Engineer.

What you will learn

  • Assemble and maintain desktop PCs
  • Install and troubleshoot Windows and Linux
  • Diagnose hardware, software, and network issues
  • Manage users, permissions, and AD basics
  • Fix printer and peripheral problems
  • Use ticketing and escalation methods

Security & support

  • Patch management and endpoint protection
  • Firewall and account security basics
  • Remote support with RDP and VPN
  • Preventive maintenance and documentation
  • Incident response and restoration
  • Service quality and user communication

Career opportunities

  • IT Support Engineer
  • IT Support Technician
  • Desktop Support Engineer
  • System Support Engineer
  • Help Desk Technician
  • Network Support Technician

Who can join?

  • Fresh IT graduates
  • Students and career switchers
  • Help desk staff
  • Junior system administrators
  • Desktop and network support workers
  • Anyone seeking practical IT support skills

Reserve your seat

Start your career as a practical IT Support Engineer.

This course is designed for learners who want to build real troubleshooting skills, support experience, and IT operations confidence.

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