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Apple Engineer Certificate training manuals 1999-2001
Posted by: Bunsen on 2008-06-19 22:10:25
Can I get a w00t?!?

Official courseware for the Asia/Pacific AppleCare Engineer certification.

Total spendy: AU$21.01

That and these shall go nicely together. Now the only gap I have to fill in is around the end of the 68k/beginning of PPC epoch. And anything, you know, modern.

The Service Engineer Certificate Classroom Manual

Version 4.0, Spring 1999, 208 pages

  • 5500/6500
    7300/7600/8600/9500
    Power Macintosh G3
    G3 (Blue and White)
    G3 (Blue and White) Speed Bump
    Power Macintosh G4 PCI
    Power Macintosh G4 AGP

The Service Engineer Certificate Distance Manual

Version 4.0, Spring 1999, 98 pages

  • Electrostatic Discharge
    Basic Monitor Information
    Theory of Operation - Power Macintosh
    Troubleshooting Overview
    Hardware Troubleshooting
    Tools and Diagnostics
    Power Macintosh 4400/7220

The Configuration Engineer Certificate Distance Manual

Version 5.0, Spring 2000, 244 pages

  • Mac OS 8.0
    Mac OS 8.1
    Mac OS 8.5
    Mac OS 8.6

Apple Portable Technologies

undated, 554 pages

  • Powerbook Overview
    Powerbook G3 Series
    Powerbook G3 Series 1.1
    Powerbook G3 Series (Bronze Keyboard)
    Powerbook G3 Series (Firewire)
    Powerbook G4 (Titanium)
    Powerbook G4 (Gigabit Ethernet)
    Powerbook G4 - Take Apart
    Powerbook G4 (Gigabit) - Take Apart
    iBook
    iBook (Firewire)
    iBook - Take Apart
    iBook (Dual USB)
    iBook (Late 2001)
    iBook (Dual USB) - Take Apart
    iBook (Late 2001) - Take Apart
Posted by: Mike Richardson on 2008-06-19 23:42:34
I'm surprised in 1999 they still had the old xxxx models and OS 8.0 in their training.
Posted by: paws on 2008-06-20 02:56:14
Scan!
Posted by: ~Coxy on 2008-06-22 22:40:19
I'm surprised in 1999 they still had the old xxxx models and OS 8.0 in their training.
In 1999 the very latest 5500s and 6500s would only have been 1-2 years old, so it's not too unbelievable.
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