Advanced High-Speed Data Customer Service

Course Overview

Advanced High-Speed Data Customer Service builds upon the knowledge gained in NCTI's High-Speed Data Customer Service course. The course provides the industry's most in-depth and thorough training for customer contact personnel regarding core digital concepts and personal computers (PC). Students completing this course gain a thorough understanding of personal computers and mobile devices as well as their operating systems. The student will also learn key digital concepts and how digital relates to analog as well as insight into troubleshooting high-speed data (HSD) service.
Delivered online, the Advanced High-Speed Data Customer Service course includes videos and activities that are intended to help the student retain key points of information. The computer videos are hosted by Mike Meyers, author and holder of multiple IT industry certifications, whose colorful and humorous presentation style makes the course entertaining and effective.  This course provides valuable and necessary information for anyone that provides assistance to customers that are experiencing computer related issues.
The estimated completion time for this course is 40 hours. The maximum allotted time is four months from enrollment.
identify the main components of a computer system

describe how to maneuver in the different Windows operating systems to perform common tasks

explain the meaning of 32- and 64-bit processing

explain the labeling of the different types of random access memory (RAM)

describe the basic input/output services (BIOS) in a computer system

describe the computer motherboard and the different available form factors

describe a hard drive and solid-state drive

identify different types of media for storing and playing back data

explain how to configure common input devices in a computer system

understand the terms resolution, refresh rate and color depth as they relate to a computer’s video configurations.

describe the terms Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and ports in reference to Internet applications

describe the waveform audio file format (WAV) and musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) file formats

identify different laptop types and features that make laptops versatile

describe mobile device operating systems

connect and troubleshoot devices on a wireless network

identify how to keep computer systems in an optimal operating condition

understand how digital devices are used to duplicate the physiological characteristics of the human eye and ear

apply the divide and conquer troubleshooting method
have the breadth and depth of knowledge to sell and support any high-speed data related services

reduce expensive truck rolls and improve customer satisfaction rates by providing advanced levels of troubleshooting on high-speed data service

earn three hours of college credit

receive credit toward NCTI Customer Care Master Representative certification

receive credit toward NCTI Master Dispatcher certification

receive an industry-recognized NCTI certificate of graduation

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