Interconnection - refers to direct linkage between two or more information systems for the

exchange of data and other resources.

Troubleshooting - defines as a methodical procedure used to identify the root of a computer

system error and fix the corresponding hardware and software problems.

Hardware - the term "hardware" describes the external and internal gadgets and machinery that
let you carry out crucial operations including input, output, storage, communication, processing,
and more.

CPU - refers to the abbreviation of Centra Processing Unit, an advanced selection of electronic
circuitry that manages the machine's software and operating system.

Maintenance - refers to maintaining the health of your PCs and laptops by doing routine
cleanings, hard drive updates, and virus protection.

Peripherals - computer's peripherals are the add-ons that connect to the main processor to
increase its capabilities.

Functions - typically functions "take in" data, process it, and "return" the outcome. Once a
function is written, it can be utilized countless times.

Storage device - define as a component of your computer that allows you to save and access data
over time.

Disassembly - define as the unplugging of any cords and cables linking a component to other
components, then remove the component from the casing or frame.

Assembly - define as the process of fitting all of the internal components of a computer system to
make it function.

Website - in this study as mentioned, website is a collection of web pages and related content
that is published on at least one web server and given a common domain name.

RAM - stands for random-access memory, it is essentially the short-term memory of your laptop
or computer.
Motherboard - refers to main communications hub of a computer. All components and external
peripherals All components and external peripherals connect to it.

Techniques - refers to how the to do the assembly and disassembly of computer.