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STUDENT
COURSE
SYLLABUS
Course Title:
Networking Specialist Diploma
Course Duration:
128 Hours.
Session:
4 Hours.
This course introduces the basic principles and architectural
structures of computer network communications. And developed for
beginning information technology (IT) students who want to learn to
support and troubleshoot local area networks (LANs) consisting of
computers running Microsoft Windows. The target students will
provide direct, frontline user support, either at a help desk or
call center, or they will use their knowledge to work in their own
network support.
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Preparing for International Certificates ( N +
and MCSA)
2.
Describe the Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
architecture.
3.
Create a simple Ethernet network and describe network components and
functions.
4.
Plan and installing windows XP Professional.
5.
Manage Disks
6.
Deal with Local security Policy (Work group).
7.
Provide an overview about Client / server Network.
8.
Provide an overview about Windows server 2003 Active Directory.
9.
Create a simple wireless network.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able
to:
1.1
The Fundamental networking techniques and technology for those
learners who do not have a technical background.
2.1
Assign IP addresses in a multiple Subnet network.
2.2
Convert internet protocol (IP) addresses between decimal and Binary.
2.3
Describe the IP routing Process.
2.4
Configure a host to use a static IP address.
2.5
Calculate valid IP addresses and subnet masks
3.1 Create Simple Network and understand the network component.
3.2 Understand the network equipments functions.
4.1 Understand the network software function
4.2 Managing Network resources by Microsoft windows XP professional.
5.1 Data sharing Security (NTFS).
6.1 Create fully work group.
7.1 Create Simple client server.
8.1 understand active directory functions.
9.1 understand what Wi–Fi network.
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Academic Learning Series Network + Certification Acquisitions
Editor: Lori Oviatt, Project Editor: Laura Sackerman
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Wireless Networking Technology "From Principles to Successful
Implementation"
Editor:
Steve Rackley
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Course 2272: implementing and support Microsoft ® windows XP
professional
Microsoft official Course
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Course 2274: Managing a Microsoft ® Windows Server™ 2003 Environment
Microsoft official Course
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Course 2275: Maintaining a Microsoft ® Windows Server 2003™
Environment
Microsoft official Course
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Introduction to Cisco Networking Technologies ( Volume 1 )
Cisco Student Guide
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Advanced Microsoft ® Windows XP professional
AAST
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Microsoft ® Windows Server 2003 AAST
Course Outline:
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Session* No.
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Title/subtitle
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Assignment
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I
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Part 1:
Networking Basics
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Overview
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What is a Network?
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Common Physical Components of a Network
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Resource-Sharing Functions and Benefits
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Network User Applications
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Network Administration Applications
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Characteristics of a Network
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2
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Introducing PC Components
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Using a PC on a Network
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LAN Card
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Network Connection
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Network Recourses
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Caching.
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3
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Network transfer Properties
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Metrics and Attributes
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Comparing Network Components
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Network Media
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LANs, WANs.
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Work groups
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Clients servers
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4
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Network cabling
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Intranets and Extranets
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Signals and Protocols.
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Broadband and Baseband Communications
Network cabling
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List the cabling topologies used to build local area
networks (LANs).
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What is MAC address?
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Network communication
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Unicast
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Broad cast
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Multicast
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5
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Cable Types
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Name the types of cables used to build LANs.
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Twisted-Pair Cable
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Coaxial Cable
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Fiber-optic cable.
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Making connection
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Attach RJ-45 connectors to make patch cables
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6
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Network components
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Computers
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PCs
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Servers
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Interconnections
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NICs
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7
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Network components
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Media
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Network devices
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Hubs
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Switches
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Routers
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8
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Network components
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Bus Topology
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Star Topology
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Extended-Star Topology
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Ring Topology
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Dual-Ring Topology
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Full-Mesh Topology
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Partial-Mesh Topology
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9
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Network connection hardware
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Understanding Network Interface Adapter Functions
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Data transfer
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Data buffering
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Data encapsulation
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Media Access Control (MAC)
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10
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Network connection hardware
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Parallel/serial conversion
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Signal encoding and decoding
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Data transmission and reception.
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11
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Installing and Troubleshooting a Network Interface Adapter
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Using network hubs
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Using network Routing.
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Using network Switching.
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Using network bridging
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12
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LAB & Quiz
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13
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Part 2: Setting up TCP/IP
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Introducing the OSI reference model
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Overview of data Transfer.
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Data Encapsulation
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The Physical Layer
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The Data-Link Layer
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The Network Layer
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14
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Introducing the OSI reference model
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The Transport Layer
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The Session Layer
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The Presentation Layer
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The Application Layer
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15
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Understanding TCP/IP
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Introducing TCP/IP
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The TCP/IP protocol stack and layers
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The link layer (network access)
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16
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Understanding TCP/IP
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The internet layer
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The transport layer
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The application layer
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Internet Protocol (IP
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Configuring TCP/IP in Windows
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IP address
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Subnet mask
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Getaway
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Understanding Binary Basics
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Decimal vs. Binary Numbers
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Decimal-to-Binary Conversion
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Binary-to-Decimal Conversion
Classifying Network Addressing
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Why IP Addresses?
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IP Address Classes
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IP Address Classes: The First Octet
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Public IP Addresses
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Private IP Addresses
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IPv4 Address Allocation
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IPv4 and IPv6
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19
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Sub networks
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Problems
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Number of Subnets Available
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Possible Subnets and Hosts for a Class C Network
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Possible Subnets and Hosts for a Class B Network
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Possible Subnets and Hosts for a Class A Network
Calculating Subnet Masks
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What a Subnet Mask Does?
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Modifying the IP Subnet Mask
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How Routers Use Subnet Masks?
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Examples
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Calculate the Network ID
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Calculate the first host
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Calculate the last host
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Calculate the Broadcast
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20
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LAB & Quiz
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21
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Part 3: Networking software
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Installing and upgrading Windows XP
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What are software types?
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Microsoft Platform
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Hardware Requirements
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Preparing the hard disk for installing
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Creating and formatting Partitions with the windows XP
CD
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Installing Windows XP
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Upgrading earlier versions of windows to windows XP
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Explain windows XP Booting process
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22
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Configuring and managing Hardware
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Cards, Ports and device connectors
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Device manager
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Device Installation
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Hardware Troubleshooting
The basics of setting up TCP/IP
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Configuring TCP/IP with static IP address
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Testing your IP configuration
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Join to Work group
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Ping command to test your work group
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23
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Setting up and managing users and groups accounts
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Useful windows XP logon strategies
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Customizing the logon
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Setting up auto logon
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Windows XP Authentication process
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The windows Security Dialog box
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What are user accounts?
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What are group accounts?
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Local user accounts
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24
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Setting up and managing users and groups accounts
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Setting account policies
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User account tools
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Create new user account
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The computer management snap-in
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Setting properties for user accounts
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Dealing with and understanding group accounts
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25
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Administering shared folders (Recourses)
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What are the sharing benefits?
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Create Shared Folders
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Create Shared Printer
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Shared Folder Permissions
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Shared Printer Permissions
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Managing shares with the shared folders utility
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Providing access to Shared recourses
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26
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Managing files and folders
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File and folder management basics
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Managing folder options
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Making files or folder available
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Preventing a folder from accessed offline
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Managing local access
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Applying NTFS permissions
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Assigning NTFS permissions
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Solving Permissions problems
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27
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Managing Printers
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Create dialup connection
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Connect the work group to inter net
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Getaway
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DNS
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Managing internet explorer
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28
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LAB & Quiz
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29
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Part 4: Microsoft Windows server 2003
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Introduction to Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Environment
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Describe the different computer roles in a Windows
Server 2003 environment.
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Describe the uses of the different editions of Windows
Server 2003.
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Explain the purpose of a directory service.
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Differentiate between the components of an Active
Directory structure
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30
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Logging On to Windows Server 2003
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Explain the difference between a local and a domain
logon.
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Identify logon dialog box options.
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Describe the function of the user principal name.
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Log on to a local computer and a domain.
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Create Client server network
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Steps to Create Active directory
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Join to the domain
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Domain user accounts
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Domain group accounts
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Modifying user properties
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Describe the function of the Run as feature.
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Use the Run as feature for administrative tasks.
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Describe the administrative tools.
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Describe the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
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Configure the administrative tools.
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32
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Create Client server network
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Resolve problems with installing and configuring
administrative tools
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Describe the organizational unit structure.
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Explain the purpose of an organizational unit.
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Describe organizational unit hierarchical models.
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Identify the names associated with organizational units.
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Create an organizational unit.
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Create a Group Policy management Consol (GPMC) for users
and groups Delegation
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33
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LAB & Quiz
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Part 5 Wireless Network
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Create Simple Wireless Network
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Introduction
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Development of Wireless Networking
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Wireless Network Topologies
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Point to Point Connections
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Peer-to-peer or ad-hoc Wi-Fi connections
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Wireless MAN back-haul provision
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LAN wireless bridging
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Bluetooth
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IrDA
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Wireless Network
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Wireless LAN Devices
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Access points
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Wireless LAN Switches or Controllers
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Wireless LAN Antennas
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Create Simple wireless Network
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Test the network connection.
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36
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LAB & Quiz
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Final Exam
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Project and Presentation
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38
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How to write a CV
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39
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Interviewing Techniques
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Interviews for students
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Assessment of Students:
Frequency*: Five Quizzes and a final exam as follows:
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The first Quiz is scheduled for session 12.
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The second Quiz is scheduled for session 20.
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The third Quiz is scheduled for session 28
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The forth Quiz is scheduled for session 33
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The fifth Quiz is scheduled for session 36
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The final exam is scheduled for session 37.
Student Participations and activities
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The Students will work on groups and team works.
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They will assign leader for each group.
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Make evaluation for each group achievements and participations.
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All quizzes and final exam for each group.
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Each group will select and make presentation for final projects.
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Make interviews for each group.
The final grade will be the total of the following:
Quizzes
Points
Quiz 1
20
Quiz 2
20
Quiz 3
20
Quiz 4
20
Quiz 5
20
Class participation
50
Final Exam and/or Project
50
Final
grade:
200
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