Build Checklists

=QC Checklist= Welcome to the Build Workshop! Quality checking a few systems that others have built will be your first step, then you'll be ready to move on to assembling and checking software on systems.

Work through every step as well as you can, and then ask a neighbor or your build instructor if you still have questions. Try and learn the reason for each of the steps: this knowledge will come in handy later when, inevitably, things aren't going as smoothly.

To find out who your build instructor is, check the whiteboard at the front of the room. Your instructor will be able to answer questions and check your work. Never overlook, though, the help that the builder to your right or left might be able to lend.



=Build Checklist= Work through every step as well as you can, and then ask a neighbor or your build instructor if you still have questions. Try and learn the reason for each of the steps: this knowledge will come in handy later when, inevitably, things aren't going as smoothly.

To find out who your build instructor is, check the whiteboard at the front of the room. Your instructor will be able to answer questions and check your work. Never overlook, though, the help that the builder to your right or left might be able to lend.

Your build instructor will check the shelves to figure out what type of boxes we need built. Check the whiteboard to find out what type of box to build, then work your way down this checklist.

Supplies like cards, rails, hard drives, etc. can be found on the metal racks in the center of the build workshop. An assortment of common SDRAM and DDR memory is kept in a box on the west end of the metal racks. For Rambus and other unusual memory, processors and other specialty supplies ask your build instructor.