Teacher Applicant: JOSE MANUEL R.

GUITARTE
Course: BS Computer Science
UAN: T15325487

A DETAILED LESSON PLAN

IN
COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING NC2 (TVL-ICT TRACK)

I. OBJECTIVES
A. Content Standard: The learners demonstrate an understanding of concepts and principles in
installing and configuring computer systems

B. Performance Standard: The learners shall be able to install and configure computer systems
based on established procedures and system requirements

C. Learning Objectives:
1. Knowledge: Identify the steps in creating a bootable USB Flash Drive using diskpart
utility in Microsoft Windows
2. Skills: Create portable bootable devices in accordance with software manufacturer
instruction
3. Attitude: Express enthusiasm and mindfulness to details in creating a bootable USB
flash drive

II. CONTENT
A. Topic: Bootable Devices – USB Bootable using diskpart utility
B. References:
1. Department of Education. K to 12 ICT – Computer Systems Servicing (NC II)
Curriculum Guide p. 18-19 (May 2016)
Code: TLE_IACSS9-12ICCS-If-j-29
2. Procedure (diskpart utility): https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server-
essentials/install/create-a-bootable-usb-flash-drive
3. Boot Device (definition) - https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/b/bootdevi.htm
C. Materials:
1. PowerPoint Presentation, Laptops & USBs, Procedure Handouts (diskpart utility)
2. Software Utility – Bootable USB Test (https://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Boot-
Manager-Disk/Bootable-USB-Test.shtml
III. PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

A. Preliminary Activities
1. Prayer

Class, everybody stand up and let us pray [Everybody will stand up and pray]

2. Greetings

Good day class! Students: Good day sir!

You may now take your seats. Students: Thank you sir.
How are you today? Students: We’re fine sir.
Good!

3. Checking of Attendance

[The teacher will check the attendance of

the students based on their seating
arrangement.]

Very good! I’m really glad that everybody is Students: Thank you sir!
present today. Keep it up!

4. Checking of Assignment

Please pass you assignments to the center

aisle.

Directions: Identify what is being referred to

in the following description. [Students will answer]

1. It is a computer storage disk that stores Students: Optical Disc or CD/DVD

data digitally and uses laser beams
(transmitted from a laser head mounted
on an optical disk drive) to read and
write data.

2. It is a data storage device that includes Students: USB Flash Drive

flash memory with an integrated USB
interface. It is typically removable,
rewritable and much smaller than an
optical disc.

Excellent!
 5. Review of the Past Lesson

Can you still remember our past lesson? Student: Yes sir.
What was it all about? Student: It is about the types of removable
storage devices used in personal computers.

B. Motivation

Class, I have here a computer. Kindly pay

attention once I turn it on. Later, I will ask some
questions.

Ask: Is that clear? Students: Yes Sir.

[The teacher shows a computer being turned on

and later asks some questions.]

Ask: Class, what did just happen there, what did Student 1: A computer is being turned on and
you observed? then some text appeared.

Correct. And what does it say? Student 2: It says, “Reboot and Select proper
Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected
Boot device and press any key”.

Good! The message signifies a corrupt hard disk

that needs repairing, or in our case today, a hard
disk that needs installing of an operating system
called Microsoft Windows 7.

Ask: Supposedly we purchased a Microsoft Student 1: A DVD sir?

Windows installer from Octagon or Interpace,
what does it usually came with?

Yes! A DVD.

Ask: But wait, how can we install Microsoft Student 1: Let the vendor install Microsoft
Windows 7 in this computer if it has no DVD Windows
Drive? What are our options? Any idea?

And how much does it usually cost? Student 2: It would cost at around 300-500
pesos sir?

Yes. What if I tell you class that there is another

way of installing Microsoft Windows 7 on a
 computer? [Students in silence]

Today, we will be discussing the steps in how to

create a Microsoft Windows 7 installer using a
USB flash drive.

Are you excited class? Students: Yes sir!

C. Presentation of the New Lesson

[Teacher presents a slide explaining boot device]

[Teacher will call someone to read each slide
and further explain what was presented.]

Boot Device:

A boot device is any piece of hardware that can [A student will read each slide]
read or contains the files required for a
computer to start. For example, a hard drive,
floppy disk drive, CD-ROM drive, DVD drive, and
USB jump drive are all considered bootable
devices. However, unless the necessary boot
files are stored on the drive, diskette, or disc the
computer will not be able to boot from that
device.

The most commonly used boot device or boot

drive is the hard drive. When an operating
system such as Microsoft Windows installed
onto the hard drive, it copies the boot files and
drivers required to load Windows on the
computer. When installing a new operating
system, troubleshooting the computer, or
booting from another drive such as the CD-ROM
drive, a bootable disc or setup disc is inserted
into the drive. If the boot sequence is setup
correctly in CMOS setup and the bootable disc is
in the computer, it will load from the disc
instead of the hard drive.

And how can we make a USB flash drive

bootable? We are going to find out in our lesson
today.
D. Discussion

Alright, before we proceed to our main topic, let

us define some terms as we will encounter them
throughout the discussion.

[Teacher presents a slide showing some terms [Students will read the definition]
and let students read the definition]

Definition of Terms:

1. Command Prompt - is the input field in a Student 1 will read the definition
text-based user interface screen for an
operating system or program. It consists of a
brief text string followed by a blinking
cursor, which is where the user types
commands.

2. Partition - A partition can be thought of as a Student 2 will read the definition

division or "part" of a real hard disk drive. A
partition is really only a logical separation
from the whole drive, but it appears as
though the division creates multiple physical
drives.

3. diskpart - is a command-line disk Student 3 will read the definition

partitioning utility included in Windows 2000
and later, replacing its predecessor, fdisk. It
is also used for partitioning internal hard
drives.

Now, having been familiarize to these terms, we

are good to go in creating a bootable USB flash
drive.

What we need are:

1. A Laptop
2. Copied files from Microsoft Windows 7
DVD
3. A USB flash drive

Rule of thumb:

Always backup important files from your flash

drive by copying them to your computer.
Creating a bootable USB flash drive deletes all
the data stored in you device.

[The teacher will demonstrate to the class on

how to create a bootable USB flash drive using
diskpart utility]

Here are the steps.

To create a bootable USB flash drive:

1. Insert a USB flash drive into a running

computer.

2. Open a Command Prompt window as an

administrator.

1. Press Window key on keyboard

2. Type cmd and ‘right click’ Command
Prompt, click ‘Run as administrator’

Type diskpart.

3. In the new command line window that

opens, to determine the USB flash drive
number or drive letter, at the command
prompt, type list disk, and then click ENTER.
The list disk command displays all the disks
on the computer. Note the drive number or
drive letter of the USB flash drive.

4. At the command prompt, type select disk

<X>, where X is the drive number or drive
letter of the USB flash drive, and then click
ENTER.

5. Type clean, and the click ENTER. This

command deletes all data from the USB flash
drive.
6. To create a new primary partition on the
USB flash drive, type create part pri, and
then click ENTER.

7. To select the partition that you just created,

type select part 1, and then click ENTER.
8. To format the partition, type format fs=ntfs
quick, and then click ENTER.

9. Type active, and then click ENTER.

10. Type exit, and then click ENTER.

11. Copy and save Microsoft Windows installer

files to the root of the USB flash drive.

[While the files are copying, the teacher will

divide the students into groups for the guided
mastery activity.]

I will divide you into two groups. You will then

assign a person in your group as:

1. Reader – reads the instructions and tells

what to do or command to type.
2. Encoder – follows the instructions and
types the commands given by the Reader
3. Verifier – checks if the instructions are
followed and commands being typed are
correct and signal the Encoder to hit
Enter on keyboard.

[After the files are done copying]

I’m going to use a utility software called

Bootable USB Test to check if it is bootable.

[Teacher shows the students how to perform

the test.]

There you have it. Those are the steps. I have

just created a bootable USB flash drive installer
of Microsoft Windows 7.

Were you able to follow the procedures class? Students: Yes sir.
Do you have questions or clarifications? Students: No sir.
E. Developing Mastery (Guided Mastery)

So, it’s your turn to make a bootable USB Flash

drive installer of Microsoft Windows 7.

You have your groups now.

You have also your laptops, USBs, and procedure

manual with you. If you have any questions
during the activity, please raise your hands. Also,
minimize you voice and avoid unnecessary noise
while performing the activity.

Am I clear? Students: Yes sir.

[The teacher is facilitating the activity] [The students area doing the activity]

Did you enjoy our activity? Students: Yes sir!

Did you learn from our topic for today? Students: Yes sir.
Do you have any questions or clarifications
about our topic today? Students: No sir.

F. Application

Ask: How does creating a bootable USB flash Student: Learning how to make a USB flash
drive installer of Microsoft Windows using drive bootable gives as an option or backup
diskpart utility gives us benefit in our daily tool for Microsoft Windows installation. It
living? also saves us money.

G. Generalization

Ask: What have you learned from our lesson? Student 1: We have learned how to make a
USB flash drive bootable and create a
portable Microsoft Windows 7 installer.

Ask: Regardless of being an ICT student, why is it
important that students like you learn how to
make a USB flash drive bootable and install
Microsoft Windows 7 from it?
Excellent!
Student 1: Because there may come instances
when we are installing an operating system
and there is no optical drive or portable DVD
drive available on a computer we are
servicing.
IV. Evaluation

Quiz
Directions: The following are the steps in creating a bootable USB flash drive installer of Microsoft
Windows 7 using diskpart utility. Arrange each item in the correct order starting from A to D. Write the
letter on the space provided. Each item is 1 point.

___ 1. Open command prompt window as administrator.

___ 2. Copy Microsoft Windows 7 files to root directory of the USB flash drive.
___ 3. Insert flash drive into a running computer.
___ 4. Type diskpart and enter each commands associated with creating a bootable USB flash drive

Answer Key:
1. B
2. D
3. A
4. C

V. Assignment

Directions: Research on the following items.

1. How to boot a removable device on a computer

2. UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface)