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Topics:: Networking Essentials or Networking
Standards:
1.0 Introduction to Networking The student will learn the concepts of networking, different types of networks, their advantages and limitations. Students will learn the history of the Internet and an overview of how it works.
2.0 Network Topologies and Introduction to Protocols The student will examine the different network topologies and be introduced to the basic networking protocols and their functions.
3.0 TCP/IP Protocol Suite and Introduction to Binary The student will learn the protocol components that make up the TCP/IP protocol suite and how they function in the TCP/IP model. Students will be introduced to and perform practices in Internet Protocol to binary conversion.
4.0 Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model Students will examine the OSI reference model and explain how data is transferred from one device to another. Students will learn where and how all-networking devices reside at and functions at the different layers of the OSI model.
5.0 Network Routing and Routers Students will learn the purpose of routing the creation of subnets and gain an understanding of routing tables, static routes, and hop counts/TTL's. Students will be introduced to Cisco routers and learn to setup a multi-homed Windows 2000/2003 server to function as a router using the Routing and Remote Access Server Service (RRAS).
6.0 Physical Hardware Devices Used in NetworkingStudents will examine in-depth the hardware devices used in networking and their proper placement. Students will receive hands on training with: Hubs, Switches, Bridges, Media Converters, Punch down Panels, Routers, etc.
7.0 Network Cabling Standards, Connectors and IEEE Standards Students will learn cabling types and standards for Token Ring, 10 BASE, 10 BASE T, Ethernet, etc. Students will receive hands on xperience making Ethernet patch cables and crossover cables as well as hands on introduction to working with Coax and Fiber Optics.
8.0 Introduction to Server Services and Server OS's Students will be introduced to the concepts of the major server services that are used throughout networks, to include a deeper study of DNS, WINS, and DHCP. Students will learn about the different Server Operating Systems such as: Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2003 Server, Unix, and Novell Netware.
9.0 Introduction to Wireless: 802.11b, 802.11g and Blue tooth Students will be introduced to the concepts of setting up and securing wireless networks with Access Points (AP), Wireless Routers, Wireless PCMIA cards, etc. Students will learn to set the three basic layers of wireless security and trouble shooting wireless connectivity.
10.0 Troubleshooting Networks Students will learn to use both hardware and software tools to trouble shoot connectivity problems. Students will b e required to work alone or in groups to diagnose and repair physical connectivity, software connectivity problems, and correct security issues
11.0 The student will research and apply knowledge of ethical and legal issues within the industry.
12.0 The student will develop and demonstrate human relations, self-management, organizational and professional leadership skills.
2.0 Network Topologies and Introduction to Protocols The student will examine the different network topologies and be introduced to the basic networking protocols and their functions.
3.0 TCP/IP Protocol Suite and Introduction to Binary The student will learn the protocol components that make up the TCP/IP protocol suite and how they function in the TCP/IP model. Students will be introduced to and perform practices in Internet Protocol to binary conversion.
4.0 Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model Students will examine the OSI reference model and explain how data is transferred from one device to another. Students will learn where and how all-networking devices reside at and functions at the different layers of the OSI model.
5.0 Network Routing and Routers Students will learn the purpose of routing the creation of subnets and gain an understanding of routing tables, static routes, and hop counts/TTL's. Students will be introduced to Cisco routers and learn to setup a multi-homed Windows 2000/2003 server to function as a router using the Routing and Remote Access Server Service (RRAS).
6.0 Physical Hardware Devices Used in NetworkingStudents will examine in-depth the hardware devices used in networking and their proper placement. Students will receive hands on training with: Hubs, Switches, Bridges, Media Converters, Punch down Panels, Routers, etc.
7.0 Network Cabling Standards, Connectors and IEEE Standards Students will learn cabling types and standards for Token Ring, 10 BASE, 10 BASE T, Ethernet, etc. Students will receive hands on xperience making Ethernet patch cables and crossover cables as well as hands on introduction to working with Coax and Fiber Optics.
8.0 Introduction to Server Services and Server OS's Students will be introduced to the concepts of the major server services that are used throughout networks, to include a deeper study of DNS, WINS, and DHCP. Students will learn about the different Server Operating Systems such as: Windows NT Server, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2003 Server, Unix, and Novell Netware.
9.0 Introduction to Wireless: 802.11b, 802.11g and Blue tooth Students will be introduced to the concepts of setting up and securing wireless networks with Access Points (AP), Wireless Routers, Wireless PCMIA cards, etc. Students will learn to set the three basic layers of wireless security and trouble shooting wireless connectivity.
10.0 Troubleshooting Networks Students will learn to use both hardware and software tools to trouble shoot connectivity problems. Students will b e required to work alone or in groups to diagnose and repair physical connectivity, software connectivity problems, and correct security issues
11.0 The student will research and apply knowledge of ethical and legal issues within the industry.
12.0 The student will develop and demonstrate human relations, self-management, organizational and professional leadership skills.