Code: TLE_IACSS9-12PCO-Ic-d-4
Presenter: Harleymar J. Macadeg
Analyze the job description to understand exactly what is needed.
Select the correct tools, hardware, and software before starting.
Create a sample Work Order for a real computer servicing scenario.
It is the process of defining the Scope of Work.
Before touching any equipment, a technician must answer:
Prevents "running back to the shop." You have every tool ready.
Ensures you have anti-static straps (ESD) to prevent damage.
Ensures the final output matches the client's request.
Listen to the client or read the ticket.
List needed software and hardware tools.
Ensure the table is clean, dry, and grounded.
Scenario: Client wants to reformat a slow PC to Windows 10.
| Planning Phase | Details / Action Items |
|---|---|
| 1. Task Analysis | Reformat PC. Goal: Clean Install. |
| 2. Data Safety | CRITICAL: Backup User Files first. |
| 3. Tools Needed | Bootable USB (8GB+), Drivers. |
Get a 1/2 sheet of paper. Read the scenario and create a **Task Plan**.
SCENARIO:
"The School Registrar has a box of old student records (paper). She wants them **digitized** and saved onto a **secure External Hard Drive**."
1. Task Identification: (What is the main job?)
2. Required Output: (What is the final result?)
3. Resources Needed: (Hardware & Software)
1. What is the FIRST step in PCO?
2. What does "Output" refer to?
3. Which is an INPUT device?
4. Why is planning important?
5. Document for client requests?
6. Tool for UTP cables?
7. Critical step BEFORE reformatting?
8. Which is a SOFTWARE resource?
9. What does ESD stand for?
10. "Brain" of the computer?