Training Delivery and Assessment Schedule Computer Service and Repairs L2 PROGRAM TITLE: Computer Service and Repairs (Networking) TRAINING CYCLE: Sep. 05, 2022 – Feb. 03, 2023 (19 weeks - Semester 1) Feb. 06, 2023 – Jun. 30, 2023 (19 weeks – Semester 2) Class Meeting Times: MF Class Venue: CSR LAB/Google Classroom Platform Program Instructor: Luis Ramos Consultation hours: By appointment Telephone: OWITVET office: (501) 302-0309 OWITVET cell: (501) 638-2140 Personal cell: (501) 6282591, 636-6071 E-Mail Address: luishramosbz@gmail.com, luisramos@owitvet.edu.bz PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION This course provides a comprehensive introduction to computer networking, covering essential concepts, technologies, and protocols. Students will learn about network architectures, components, and protocols like TCP/IP. They will explore network infrastructure, including LANs, WANs, and wireless networking. The course emphasizes network security, troubleshooting, and management skills, enabling students to design, implement, and maintain robust networks. By the course's end, students will possess a strong foundation in computer networking, empowering them to pursue careers in network administration, systems engineering, or cybersecurity. PROGRAM GOALS – 1. Understand Networking Fundamentals: The primary goal of this course is to provide students with a solid understanding of networking fundamentals. By the end of the course, students should be able to explain the basic concepts, principles, and components of computer networks. 2. Gain Knowledge of Networking Technologies: Students will acquire knowledge about various networking technologies, including LANs, WANs, Ethernet, wireless networking, and network protocols like TCP/IP. They will understand how these technologies work together to facilitate communication and data transmission across networks. 3. Develop Network Design and Implementation Skills: The course aims to develop students' ability to design and implement computer networks. Students will learn about network architectures, addressing schemes, subnetting, and network security mechanisms to create efficient and secure networks that meet specific requirements. 4. Learn Network Troubleshooting and Management: Students will acquire skills in Page 1 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 troubleshooting common network issues and managing network performance. They will understand network monitoring tools, techniques for optimizing network performance, and best practices for network administration and documentation. 5. Understand Network Security Principles: The course will focus on network security principles, including the identification of security threats and vulnerabilities. Students will learn about firewalls, VPNs, encryption protocols, and network access control mechanisms to ensure the security of network resources. 6. Apply Knowledge in Real-World Scenarios: Throughout the course, students will engage in hands-on exercises, case studies, and practical projects to apply their knowledge in real-world networking scenarios. This will enhance their problem-solving skills and prepare them to tackle networking challenges in professional settings. By achieving these course goals, students will be well-prepared to pursue further studies or careers in network administration, systems engineering, cybersecurity, or related fields. PROFILE OF THE TRAINEE 1. Responsible 2. Dependable 3. Punctual 4. Professional 5. Ability to find solution 6. Entrepreneurial skills 7. Self-confident 8. Team player PROGRAM POLICES AND REGULATION - Trainees are expected to (by date specified): 1. Complete all class work, assignments, reports and tests on due time. 2. Abide by the rules and regulations as stated in the trainee handbook, workshop rules, online class (netiquette). 3. Practice professional and ethical behavior at all times. 4. Complete all work requirements satisfactorily and submit all assignment on time. 5. Pass all examination, test, projects and or quizzes with a minimum of 70 %. 6. Be on time to each class period/online session. Walking into a session late is unprofessional and distracting to the rest of your colleagues. If you will be late for any session, please inform the instruction via an e-mail, telephone, or text message. 7. Attend all scheduled class periods and online sessions but if absent, all information should be obtained from a fellow trainee concerning the assignment covered and to be covered. Absent is no excuse for being unaware of the progress and activities of the class. Show personal interest and exhibit class participation. 8. PROFESSIONALISM AND ETHICS - In your class activities, you are expected to conduct yourself in an ethical, legal, and professional manner. 9. Readings will be assigned. You will be expected to attend the class session prepared to discuss the readings from the required text and/or any additional readings assigned. The aim is to enhance your understanding and skills related to these materials and to enable you to share your understanding with class members. Page 2 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 10. In order to prevent plagiarism, all references used while conducting research must be cited. The American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines are the recommended format. This will be provided as a separate document and there are a number of websites that provide information on the APA format. TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS - Each trainee is required to have access to an electronic device, CD or flash drive, MSWord, Excel, and PowerPoint (2000 or higher) software and internet access as well as an up to date email address (Gmail account). Internet access is required to do internet research. In addition, enroll in the Google classroom. PORTFOLIO OF THE TRAINEE - At the end of each unit, each trainee is required to produce a portfolio which will contain all assignments, quizzes tests and assessments. Portfolio will be review on a monthly basis. In addition, for trainees to be promoted to the next level, he/she must have a completed portfolio. An outline of the portfolio will be provided by your instructor. MODES OF INSTRUCTION - In this program, we will utilize both face to face and online learning (blended learning) the following methodologies: Lecture (traditional and power point methods) and discussion, small and large group discussion; individual and group presentations, slide show, video presentations, interactive presentations, blogs, tutorial and community of inquiry (CIO). Furthermore, you will be expected to use email and WhatsApp to respond to the course instructor and peers about assigned topics. Any technology used in the delivery of the course will be used for educational purposes only. Violation of the above will result in disciplinary actions. RESOURCES 1. Alison.com 2. Any other text book and the internet Page 3 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 DELIVERY SCHEDULE Module 1: Introduction to Computer Networking Unit 1: Computer Networking Terminology o What is computer networking? o Networking hardware and software o Network topologies o Network protocols Unit 2: History of Computer Networking o The early days of networking o The development of the internet o The rise of wireless networking Unit 3: Types of Networks o Local area networks (LANs) o Wide area networks (WANs) o Metropolitan area networks (MANs) o Virtual private networks (VPNs) Unit 4: The OSI Model o The seven layers of the OSI model o How the OSI model works Unit 5: TCP/IP o The TCP/IP protocol suite o How TCP/IP works Unit 6: Network Addressing o IP addresses o Domain names o Subnetting Module 2: Network Hardware and Cabling Unit 1: Types of Network Hardware o Routers o Switches o Hubs o Cables Unit 2: Installation and Configuration of Network Hardware o How to install and configure network hardware o Common problems with network hardware Unit 3: Cabling Standards o The different types of cables used in networking o How to install and terminate cables Unit 4: Cabling Installation and Termination o How to install and terminate cables o Common problems with cabling Unit 5: Network Troubleshooting o How to troubleshoot network problems o Common network problems Page 4 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 Module 3: Network Protocols Unit 1: Types of Network Protocols o What is a network protocol? o The different types of network protocols Unit 2: The TCP/IP Protocol Suite o The different protocols in the TCP/IP suite o How the TCP/IP suite works Unit 3: HTTP o The Hypertext Transfer Protocol o How HTTP works Unit 4: FTP o The File Transfer Protocol o How FTP works Unit 5: SMTP o The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol o How SMTP works Module 4: Network Security Unit 1: Types of Network Security Threats o Viruses o Worms o Denial-of-service attacks o Other security threats Unit 2: Viruses o How viruses work o How to protect against viruses Unit 3: Worms o How worms work o How to protect against worms Unit 4: Denial-of-Service Attacks o How denial-of-service attacks work o How to protect against denial-of-service attacks Unit 5: Security Measures o Firewalls o Antivirus software o Intrusion detection systems o Other security measures Module 5: Network Administration Unit 1: User Management o How to create and manage user accounts o How to assign permissions to users Unit 2: Security Configuration o How to configure security settings on a network o How to implement security policies Unit 3: Troubleshooting o How to troubleshoot network problems Page 5 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 o Common network problems Unit 4: Network Monitoring o How to monitor network traffic o How to identify network problems Unit 5: Disaster Recovery o How to plan for and recover from a disaster DELIVERY SCHEDULE DATE MODULE Weeks Module 1 1&2 Cycle 1 Topics/Subtopics /Content HTML tags Webpage Structure Header section Adding Menu Web page Body Styling Web page Objectives Activities and assessment - Create a new webpage using HTML tags -Insert graphics into a web page -Create tables in a webpage -Create links in a web page - use html element - assign html attributes http://www.f unctionx.co m/networkin g Understandi ng Local Area Networking Lesson 1. Objectives. ppt download (slideplayer. com) Week 3 &4 GRADING CRITERIA MODES OF EVALUATION: Per module Page 6 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 RESOURCES Tests (1) Assignments (2) Quizzes (5) Total 40% 10% 50% 100% Practical assessments: GRADING CRITERIA THEORY AND PRACTICAL GRADES RATING 90-100 Excellent – Can perform the task with7initiative and adaptability to problem situation RECOMMENDATION Mastery of technical skills, related knowledge and attitude; can perform the task demonstrating mastery, 5 autonomy, responsibility and control in a wide range of working condition Competent 79-89 Very good – Can perform the task satisfactorily without assistance and/or supervision. Proficient in technical skills, related knowledge and attitude; can perform the task in a wide range of 4 working conditions, demonstrating good working Competent knowledge and application of the skill, initiative, and adaptability to problem situations 68-78 Satisfactory – Can perform the task but requires periodic assistance and/or supervision. Satisfactory technical skills, related knowledge and attitude; can perform the task demonstrating 3 sufficient knowledge of the skill, and an ability to Competent operate satisfactorily displaying some initiative and adaptability to problem situations 57-67 Unsatisfactory – Can perform some parts of the task satisfactory but requires considerable assistance. Insufficient technical skills, related knowledge and 2 attitude; can perform limited parts of the task but not Not Yet Competent Below 57 Insufficient - Cannot perform the task satisfactory but has some knowledge of the task. to required standards Inadequate evidence of attainment of competence; 1 has not demonstrated sufficient knowledge, skill and Not Yet Competent Prepared by: ___Luis Ramos________ Instructor attitude on which a judgement can be made Date: __ 4 September 2020 ___ Approved by: _________________________ HOD/Manager Date: ______________________ Page 7 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 Welcome to the blended-delivery section of Computer Service and Repairs. Please read the course outline thoroughly; complete and sign the following Acknowledgment. Return a copy to your instructor before the end of the first full week of classes and filled a copy in your portfolio. By signing this Acknowledgment, I ________________________ agree to the following: 1. I have received and read the course outline for the blended delivery section of Information Technology. 2. I have daily access to the Internet, either on a home computer or college computer. 3. I understand that this course contains components that are suited to trainees who are interested in active, self-directed learning. 4. I agree that the time-flexibility that will allow me to complete online activities at times that best suit my weekly schedule and learning preferences will also demand that I plan and manage my time efficiently. I take responsibility to actively use the online learning material and to manage my time so that I complete assigned reading and online activities before the deadlines. 5. I understand that, depending on my experience and skill level, the time required in utilizing the online material may vary among students. I am willing to expend extra time to initially familiarize myself with the online course environment. 6. I understand that it is my responsibility to use the course Google Classroom site regularly Page 8 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020 between classes throughout the semester in order to stay informed regarding course announcements, individual and group assignments, and due dates. Trainee’s Signature: ________________________ Date: ____/____/_______ Parent/ Guardian Signature: ________________________ Date: ____/____/_______ Page 9 of 9 “We Certify Great Technicians” OWITVET TDAS-PV V1.0 – August 2020