Module III Project by Dion, Devon, Jose, and Charlotte
As part of a three-track program, Supreme Tech Team have divided our online training courses to better target information for our readers. In the software track, we primarily focus on Microsoft Office Suite applications.
In the hardware track, the focus is on computer systems and their maintenance. Knowing how to build and fix computer hardware, install and upgrade operating systems, and the general ins and outs of computer and network maintenance. Our latest course deal with troubleshooting theory. Click below to learn more.
Our programming track center on programming in web development. Besides learning HTML, CSS, and Javascript, there is also emphasis on clean and proper code organization and making the most out of various web tools to obtain the best results.
As a more theoretical concept, this article will discuss what IT troubleshooting is and how to go about making the best decisions to overcome any problem you may find once working with technology. As a general guide, Devon explains the concept and outlines efficient strategies that can and should be used in order to address and fix typical IT hiccups.
For the first grammar lesson, Dion goes into instruction about adjectives and adverbs. Although we are tech-focused, we stress the importance of understanding vital grammar rules and etiquette because they go hand-in-hand when it comes to general communication, more specifically communicating tech ideas and concepts to others. Click the link below to read his article on adjectives and adverbs.
Customer service is a key part of practically any business. Read these tips on how to provide the best customer service, and especially if a issue arises. Jose will go further into depth on effective customer interaction and highlight some common problems and their solutions that may happen.
A common thing often overlooked when it comes to business correspondence is the prevalence of emails and memos at the workplace. Read this lesson in order to better utilize emails when needing to professionally thank another. Charlotte teaches this lesson and illustrates some good examples.
To further supplement instruction, we have provided videos to give a detailed overview of the learning concepts explained. Feel free to follow along to a more visual aid!
