Fundamentos TIC para profesionales de negocios: Hardware from edX

Este curso forma parte de una serie de 5 cursos de introducción al uso de sistemas de información en las empresas que te introducirá en el apasionante mundo de las TIC.

La serie de cursos está pensada para que un profesional de un campo ajeno a las tecnologías de la información (financiero, administrativo o gerencial) adquiera los conocimientos básicos en Tecnologías de la Información necesarios para poder relacionarse de forma más provechosa con los especialistas en informática y telecomunicaciones de su empresa u otras corporaciones con las que tenga relación, siendo capaz de especificar requerimientos, evaluar cargas de trabajo y supervisar resultados de forma mucho más efectiva.

En este curso aprenderás los conceptos básicos hardware en los que se basan los sistemas de información y las redes de comunicaciones. Veremos los distintos componentes de un ordenador personal (CPU, memoria, placa base, discos duros) y sus periféricos, las bases del sistema binario y cómo está codificada la información en los sistemas informáticos, las bases de las redes de comunicación electrónica y los distintos equipos y estándares utilizados en las redes cableadas e inalámbricas.

Al completar la serie de 5 cursos, estarás preparado para relacionarte de forma eficaz con los especialistas del sector de las Tecnologías de la Información.

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Learning objectives

Funciones llevadas a cabo por el hardware del ordenador, el de comunicaciones y el de red
Arquitecturas cliente/servidor
Dispositivos de comunicaciones inalámbricas (móvil, satélite, gps)

Representación digital de la información (texto, números, multimedia) y uso del sistema binario
Arquitecturas de red de área local y empresarial
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Funciones llevadas a cabo por el hardware del ordenador, el de comunicaciones y el de red
Arquitecturas cliente/servidor
Dispositivos de comunicaciones inalámbricas (móvil, satélite, gps)
Representación digital de la información (texto, números, multimedia) y uso del sistema binario
Arquitecturas de red de área local y empresarial
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Esta curso forma parte de una serie de 5 cursos de introducción al uso de sistemas de información en las empresas

Esta serie de cursos está pensada para que un profesional de un campo ajeno a las tecnologías de la información (financiero, administrativo o gerencial) adquiera los conocimientos básicos en Tecnologías de la Información necesarios para poder relacionarse de forma más provechosa con los especialistas en informática y telecomunicaciones de su empresa u otras corporaciones con las que tenga relación, siendo capaz de especificar requerimientos, evaluar cargas de trabajo y supervisar resultados de forma mucho más efectiva

Este curso explora los conceptos básicos del hardware en los que se basan los sistemas de información y las redes de comunicaciones

Este curso profundiza en los distintos componentes de un ordenador personal (CPU, memoria, placa base, discos duros) y sus periféricos

Este curso explora las bases del sistema binario y cómo está codificada la información en los sistemas informáticos

Este curso ofrece una visión general de las bases de las redes de comunicación electrónica y los distintos equipos y estándares utilizados en las redes cableadas e inalámbricas

Este curso prepara a los profesionales para relacionarse de forma eficaz con los especialistas del sector de las Tecnologías de la Información

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Hardware de la computadora para profesionales

Este curso proporciona una base sólida en los fundamentos del hardware de las TIC para profesionales de negocios. Los estudiantes valoran la claridad de las explicaciones y los materiales didácticos de alta calidad. El curso cubre aspectos como funciones de hardware, representación digital de información y arquitecturas de red, lo que lo hace beneficioso para aquellos que buscan mejorar su comprensión de los sistemas de TI.

Material didáctico de alta calidad.

"Es un curso muy completo ... excelente material didáctico"

Explicaciones fáciles de entender.

"muy bien elaborado y explicado para que sea facil de entender"

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Organize and review course materials

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Staying organized and reviewing materials regularly will help you retain information and prepare for assessments.

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Create a system for organizing notes, assignments, quizzes, and exams.
Review materials periodically, such as before lectures or tutorials.
Identify areas where you need additional clarification or support.

Review basics of hardware components

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Reviewing hardware components can strengthen your foundational understanding and prepare you for the course's deeper dives into hardware and networking.

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Revise notes or textbooks on hardware components, such as CPU, memory, and storage devices.
Look up online resources or tutorials on computer architecture and hardware components.

Explore online tutorials on binary system

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Understanding binary system is crucial for comprehending how information is represented and processed in computers.

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Search for online tutorials or videos explaining the binary system and its principles.
Practice converting numbers between binary and decimal systems using online tools or calculators.

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Participating in discussions can enhance your understanding of concepts, expose you to different perspectives, and foster collaboration.

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Join the course discussion forums and actively participate in ongoing discussions.
Post thoughtful questions, share your insights, and engage with other students.

Tutoriales sobre dispositivos de comunicaciones inalámbricas

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Ampliar los conocimientos sobre los distintos dispositivos de comunicaciones inalámbricas y sus funcionalidades, complementando la información proporcionada en el curso.

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Seguir los tutoriales paso a paso y tomar notas
Buscar tutoriales en línea o plataformas educativas sobre dispositivos inalámbricos
Realizar los ejercicios prácticos propuestos

Practice network configuration exercises

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Hands-on practice with network configuration exercises can solidify your understanding of network concepts and protocols.

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Find online resources or platforms that provide network configuration exercises or simulations.
Configure network settings, such as IP addresses, subnet masks, and routing tables, according to given scenarios.
Troubleshoot network connectivity issues and optimize network performance.

Design a network topology diagram

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Creating a network topology diagram will help you visualize and understand the logical layout and connections of a network.

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Identify the components and devices involved in the network, such as routers, switches, and computers.
Determine the logical connections between the devices and map them out using a diagram tool.
Label and annotate the diagram to clearly represent the network topology.

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Learners who complete Fundamentos TIC para profesionales de negocios: Hardware will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Network Administrator

As a Network Administrator, you will be responsible for the management and maintenance of computer networks. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the inner workings of networks and troubleshoot issues effectively. Furthermore, the course's coverage of network architectures and communication protocols can help you design and implement robust and secure networks.

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IT Manager

As an IT Manager, you will oversee the implementation and management of computer systems. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation. This foundational knowledge can help you make informed decisions about IT infrastructure and ensure that your systems are running smoothly and efficiently. Furthermore, understanding the basics of IT systems can help you communicate effectively with your IT team and vendors.

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Business Analyst

A Business Analyst bridges the gap between business and technology, understanding both the needs of the business and the capabilities of IT systems. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you effectively analyze business processes and identify opportunities for improvement through the use of technology. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for Business Analysts working in the IT industry.

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Network Engineer

A Network Engineer designs, implements, and maintains computer networks. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the technologies and protocols used in network engineering. Furthermore, the course's focus on network architectures and communication protocols can be particularly relevant for Network Engineers working in a corporate environment.

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Systems Administrator

A Systems Administrator manages and maintains computer systems, including hardware, software, and networks. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the inner workings of computer systems and troubleshoot issues effectively. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for Systems Administrators working in a corporate environment.

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Computer Support Specialist

As a Computer Support Specialist, you will provide technical support to users of computers and related equipment. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you diagnose and resolve a wide range of technical issues. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for Computer Support Specialists working in a corporate environment.

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IT Auditor

An IT Auditor evaluates the security and efficiency of computer systems. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the risks and vulnerabilities associated with IT systems. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for IT Auditors working in a corporate environment.

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Information Security Analyst

An Information Security Analyst protects an organization's computer systems and data from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This course provides a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the threats and vulnerabilities faced by IT systems. Furthermore, the course's focus on network security and communication protocols can be particularly relevant for Information Security Analysts working in a corporate environment.

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Data Analyst

A Data Analyst collects, analyzes, and interprets data to identify trends and patterns. This course provides a foundation in data representation, which can help you understand how data is stored and processed in computer systems. Furthermore, the course's coverage of networking and communication protocols can be particularly relevant for Data Analysts working with data from multiple sources.

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Database Administrator

A Database Administrator manages and maintains databases, which are used to store and organize data. This course may be helpful in providing a foundation in data representation, which can help you understand how data is stored and processed in database systems. Furthermore, the course's focus on network communication can be particularly relevant for Database Administrators working in a corporate environment.

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Quality Assurance Tester

A Quality Assurance Tester tests software applications to identify and report bugs. This course may be helpful in providing a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the technologies and concepts behind the software you will be testing. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for Quality Assurance Testers working on distributed systems.

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Software Developer

A Software Developer designs, develops, and maintains software applications. This course may be helpful in providing a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the underlying technologies used in software development. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for Software Developers working on distributed systems.

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Sales Engineer

A Sales Engineer sells and supports technical products and services. This course may be helpful in providing a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the technologies and concepts that you will be selling. Furthermore, the course's focus on client/server architectures and network communication can be particularly relevant for Sales Engineers working in the IT industry.

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IT Project Manager

An IT Project Manager plans, executes, and closes IT projects. This course may be helpful in providing a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the technologies and concepts involved in IT projects. Furthermore, the course's focus on project management methodologies and best practices can be particularly relevant for IT Project Managers working on complex IT initiatives.

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Technical Writer

A Technical Writer creates and maintains technical documentation, such as user manuals, white papers, and technical articles. This course may be helpful in providing a foundation in computer hardware, networking, and data representation, which can help you understand the technologies and concepts that you will be writing about. Furthermore, the course's focus on clear and concise communication can be particularly relevant for Technical Writers working in the IT industry.

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