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PC Assembly and Disassembly Activity

This document provides instructions for activities related to assembling and disassembling a desktop personal computer. It includes a crossword puzzle to test knowledge of computer hardware components. It also includes checklists to guide safely disassembling and reassembling a PC, noting each step and requirements for properly installing parts like the CPU, RAM, hard drives, and connecting peripherals. Scoring rubrics evaluate work based on accuracy, adherence to procedures, workmanship like safety precautions, and speed. Self-assessment questions allow checking understanding of the disassembly and assembly processes.

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PC Assembly and Disassembly Activity

This document provides instructions for activities related to assembling and disassembling a desktop personal computer. It includes a crossword puzzle to test knowledge of computer hardware components. It also includes checklists to guide safely disassembling and reassembling a PC, noting each step and requirements for properly installing parts like the CPU, RAM, hard drives, and connecting peripherals. Scoring rubrics evaluate work based on accuracy, adherence to procedures, workmanship like safety precautions, and speed. Self-assessment questions allow checking understanding of the disassembly and assembly processes.

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ACTIVITIES

Activity 1.1
CROSS WORD PUZZLE
Directions: Identify what is being asked by referring from the clues given below.

ACROSS:
2 A type of screw that is used for attaching the motherboard to the system case.
3 A block of connectors on a motherboard that controls the power on, power
reset, beep code speaker and the LED light indicators on your PC case.

5 DDR3, DDR4 and DDR5 are examples of this hardware component.


9 It is the process how hardware components of a personal computer are
installed.
10 A standard cable used to connect the monitor to the system unit
13 This is the slot where most adapter cards are installed.
14 A personal protective material used to prevent flow of static electricity to
hardware components when doing PC assembly.

DOWN:
1 An electro-mechanical data storage device that stores and retrieves digital data
using magnetic storage and one or more rigid rapidly rotating platters coated
with magnetic material.
2 A cable that is used to connect HDD and ODD to the motherboard.
4 Uses integrated circuit assemblies to store data persistently, typically using flash
memory
6 A device that is used to read from and record to CDs, DVDs or BDs.
7 This is the slot where the Random-Access Memory (RAM) card is installed.
8 This is the port for the network cables.
11 These are large screws that you can unscrew by hand or by a screwdriver that
secures the right side panel to the system case.
12 This is where the thumb drive, external drive is connected.
Activity 1.2
PC ASSEMBLY and DISASSEMBLY
Directions: Follow and perform the given procedures on the checklist provided. Safety
precautions must be observed when working. You will be rated in accordance with the
rubrics provided after the activity

Learning Competencies YES NO


PC Disassembly
Unplug all the cables prior to disassembly.
Remove the right-side panel of the system case.
Remove the system fan.
Remove the CPU fan and heat sink.
Remove the 12v 4-pin and 20/24-pin ATX power supply connector from
the motherboard.
Remove the power connectors of HDD/ODD connected to the power
supply unit.
Remove the power supply unit.
Remove the data cables (IDE/SATA) connected to the HADD/ODD and
motherboard.
Remove the front panel connectors from the motherboard.
Remove the RAM module.
Remove the motherboard.
PC Assembly
Prepare my workplace.
Take inventory of the parts I need to assemble a Desktop PC.
Remove the right-side panel of the system case.
Prepare and review the motherboard manual.
Install the CPU.
Install the CPU heat sink and cooling fan.
Install the RAM modules.
Install the motherboard into the case.
Install the power supply unit.
Install HDD/ODD.
Plug the 12v 4-pin and 20/24-pin ATC power connector to the
motherboard.
Plug the HDD/ODD power connectors.
Plug the data cable (IDE/SATA) to the HDD/ODD and motherboard.
Plug the front panel connectors.
Attach and secure the right-side panel of the system case.
Connecting PC Peripherals
Attach and secure the cable connecting the monitor and the PC.
Connect a keyboard.
Connect a mouse.
Connect an ethernet cable.
Connect the power cable of the PC.
Occupational Health and Safety
I was able to identify Occupational Safety practices (OHS) and
procedures applicable in PC Assembly and disassembly.
I was able to perform Occupational Safety practices (OHS) and
procedures applicable in PC Assembly and disassembly.

SCORING RUBRICS

CRITERION Percentage Grade


Accuracy 50%

Adherence to the procedures 20%

Workmanship (applied safety precautions) 20%

Speed 10%

TOTAL

REMEMBER

To evaluate your understanding on Desktop PC Assembly and Disassembly, check or


tick the appropriate column that corresponds to your personal assessment.

Learning Competencies YES NO


PC Disassembly
I was able to unplug all the cables prior to disassembly.
I was able to remove the right-side panel of the system case.
I was able to remove the system fan.
I was able to remove the CPU fan and heat sink.
I was able to remove the 12v 4-pin and 20/24-pin ATX power supply
connector from the motherboard.
I was able to remove the power connectors of HDD/ODD connected to
the power supply unit.
I was able to remove the power supply unit.
I was able to remove the data cables (IDE/SATA) connected to the
HADD/ODD and motherboard.
I was able to remove the front panel connectors from the motherboard.
I was able to remove the RAM module.
I was able to remove the motherboard.
PC Assembly
I was able to prepare my workplace.
I was able to take inventory of the parts I need to assemble a Desktop
PC.
I was able to remove the right-side panel of the system case.
I was able to prepare and review the motherboard manual.
I was able to install the CPU.
I was able to install the CPU heat sink and cooling fan.
I was able to install the RAM modules.
I was able to install the motherboard in to the case.
I was able to install the power supply unit.
I was able to install HDD/ODD.
I was able to plug the 12v 4-pin and 20/24-pin ATC power connector to
the motherboard.
I was able to plug the HDD/ODD power connectors.
I was able to plug the data cable (IDE/SATA) to the HDD/ODD and
motherboard.
I was able to plug the front panel connectors.
I was able to attach and secure the right-side panel of the system case.
Connecting PC Peripherals
I was able to attach and secure the cable connecting the monitor and the
PC.
I was able to connect a keyboard.
I was able to connect a mouse.
I was able to connect an ethernet cable.
I was able to connect the power cable of the PC.
Occupational Health and Safety
I was able to identify Safety practices (OHS) and procedures applicable
in PC Assembly and disassembly.
I was able to perform Occupational Safety practices (OHS) and
procedures applicable in PC Assembly and disassembly.

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