Computer Fundamentals
Learn to use a computer with confidence: understand hardware and software, work with Windows, files, the internet and Microsoft 365 apps, and stay safe online at work.
- Foundation
Gain the technical skills for first-line IT support: diagnose PC, Windows, network and account problems methodically, fix common faults and know when to escalate.
The IT Support Fundamentals course in Doha, Qatar gives new and aspiring support technicians the core technical knowledge needed to resolve everyday problems for users. It covers PC hardware, Windows configuration, basic networking, user accounts, printers, mobile devices and security essentials, all framed around a structured troubleshooting method. Participants learn to gather symptoms, form a theory, test it, apply a fix and document the result, rather than guessing or reinstalling software as a first resort.
Learning happens in a lab environment where participants work through realistic fault scenarios such as a laptop that will not connect to Wi-Fi, a full disk or a locked user account. The trainer demonstrates built-in Windows tools and command-line utilities, then learners practice independently. The content overlaps with the CompTIA A+ objectives, making it a useful foundation for anyone planning that path. The course can also run as an in-house program for organizations building or upskilling an internal support team.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Apply a structured troubleshooting methodology to diagnose and resolve user problems
Identify, install and test common PC components and peripherals
Configure Windows settings, user accounts and local permissions
Troubleshoot wired and wireless connectivity using ipconfig, ping and tracert
Resolve common printer, email client and mobile device issues
Apply basic security controls including updates, antivirus and multi-factor authentication
Document fixes clearly and escalate unresolved issues with complete information
This course is intended for people starting a career in IT support or taking on technical support duties in their organization.
Junior IT support technicians
Graduates and career changers entering IT
Staff who act as the informal IT contact in their department
Office and facilities administrators supporting small offices
Field engineers who need stronger desktop support skills
First-line, second-line and third-line support responsibilities
Six-step troubleshooting methodology from symptom to documentation
Asking effective questions to gather symptoms
Safety, ESD precautions and handling equipment
Motherboards, CPUs, RAM, SSDs and power supplies
Connecting displays, docks and USB peripherals
Diagnosing no-power, no-display and overheating faults
Laptop batteries, keyboards and screens
Settings, Control Panel and Device Manager
Local accounts, Microsoft accounts and work accounts
Task Manager, Event Viewer and Reliability Monitor
Startup problems, safe mode and System Restore
IP addressing, subnet masks, gateways and DNS
How DHCP assigns addresses to clients
Wi-Fi standards, security and connection problems
Using ipconfig, ping, tracert and nslookup
Installing network printers and clearing print queues
Configuring email on Android and iOS devices
Microsoft 365 sign-in and OneDrive sync issues
Password resets and account lockouts
Malware types, symptoms and removal steps
Windows Update, Microsoft Defender and firewall settings
Multi-factor authentication and the principle of least privilege
Handling user data securely and confidentially
Organizations in Qatar across government, energy, banking, healthcare and hospitality depend on reliable devices and networks for daily operations. As digital government services and smart-city initiatives expand, the need for capable first-line support staff keeps rising. Developing local technical talent is consistent with the human-development goals of Qatar National Vision 2030, and well-trained support technicians reduce downtime, protect systems in line with national cybersecurity guidance and keep employees productive.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
It is a hands-on IT support course in Doha that teaches first-line technical skills: troubleshooting methodology, PC hardware, Windows support, basic networking, printers, mobile devices, Microsoft 365 account issues and security essentials.
It is designed for junior technicians, graduates and career changers entering IT, and staff who already handle technical problems in their department and want a structured, reliable approach to fixing them.
Many topics overlap with the CompTIA A+ objectives, so the course is a solid foundation for that certification, which is awarded by CompTIA. It is not a dedicated exam-preparation course, and further self-study and practice exams are recommended before attempting A+.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your sector, your devices and support tools, and your schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house program for your support team.
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