Computer system hardware installation learning application "Tech Tutor"

Basic knowledge of computer systems is essential for understanding how hardware and software function. As computer usage grows, it is increasingly important for students and general users to be aware of computer system basics. However, traditional learning methods are often constrained by time and location, making it difficult for individuals to access flexible learning opportunities. Additionally, the reliance on printed reference materials contributes to resource waste and environmental harm. To address these issues, this project developed a virtual learning application focused on basic computer hardware installation. The application is accessible anytime and anywhere, eliminating the need for physical materials. It provides illustrated notes, step-by-step instructional videos, and interactive quizzes to enhance understanding. The app promotes safe installation practices and supports effective self-paced learning. The development process followed the ADDIE model and used Android Studio and Visual Studio Code as development platforms. To evaluate its effectiveness, the application includes a quiz-based assessment system that measures user knowledge after completing the learning modules. Findings from user feedback indicate positive experiences and increased knowledge levels, suggesting the app effectively supports learning outcomes. In conclusion, this virtual learning application simplifies the process of learning hardware installation while promoting digital education, reducing costs, and minimizing environmental impact. It aligns with current educational priorities by offering a sustainable, accessible, and efficient alternative to traditional methods, making computer education more flexible and environmentally responsible.