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Cisco I

 

Cisco 1

R. Wilson

Semester 1 and 2 - Syllabus - Spring 2004

Semester 1

Day # Chapter Lesson Headline

1 Computer Basics

01-21 1.1 Basics of Computer Hardware

Lab1.1.1 PC Hardware Lab (60)

01-22 Lab1.1.4 Install a NIC Card(20)

1.2 Basics of Computer Software

Lab 1.2.1.1 TCP/IP Network Settings(45)

01-23 Lab1.2.1.2 PC Software(30)

Lab1.2.2 Web Browser Literacy(20)

Lab1.2.3 Basic Troubleshooting(30)

02-02 1.3 Binary Numbers

Lab 1.3.6 Binary Numbering(30)

02-03 1.4 Basic Networking terminology

1.5 Digital Bandwidth

02-04 Exam - Chapter 1

2 The OSI Model

02-05 2.1 General Model of Communication

2.2 The OSI Reference Model

Lab 2.2.5 OSI Model - Overview(20)

02-06 2.3 Comparison of the OSI Model and the TCP/IP Model

Lab 2.3.4 OSI Model and TCP/IP - Overview(20)

02-09 Exam - Chapter 2

3 Local Area Networks (LANs)

02-11 3.1 Basic Lan Devices

3.2 Evolution of Network Devices

3.3 Basics of Data Flow Through LANs

02-12 3.4 Building LANs

Lab 3.4.2 Basic LAN Setup

02-13 Exam - Chapter 3

4 Layer 1 - Electronics and Signals

02-16 4.1 Basics of Electricity

4.2 Basics of Digital Multimeters

02-17 Lab 4.2.1 Safe Handling and Use of a Multimeter(15)

Lab 4.2.2 Resistance Measurements(30)

Lab 4.2.3 Voltage Measurement(30)

02-18 Lab 4.2.4 Series Circuits(30)

Lab 4.2.5 Communications Circuit(50)

4.3 Basics of Signals and Noise in Communications Systems

4.4 Basics of Encoding Networking Signals

02-19 Exam - Chapter 4

5 Layer 1 - Media, Connections, and Collisions

02-20 5.1 Most Common LAN Media

5.2 Cable Specification and Termination

02-23 5.3 Making and Testing Cable

Lab 5.3.1 Basic Cable Tester(30)

Lab 5.3.2 Straight-Thru Cable(30)

02-24 Lab 5.3.3 Rollover Cable(30)

Lab 5.3.4 Crossover Cable(30)

02-25 Lab 5.3.5 Cable Tester - Wire Map(45)

Lab 5.3.6 Straight-Thru Cable(45)

02-26 Lab 5.3.7 Cable Tester - Length(45)

5.4 Layer 1 Components and Devices

5.5 Collisions and Collision Domains in Shared Layer Environments

5.6 Basic Topologies Used in Networking

02-27 Exam Chapter 5

6 Layer 2 - Concepts

03-01 6.1 LAN Standards

6.2 Hexadecimal Numbers

03-02 6.3 MAC Addressing

6.4 Framing

6.5 Media Access Control (MAC)

03-03 Exam - Chapter 6

7 Layer 2 - Technologies

03-04 7.1 Basics of Token Ring

7.1 Basics of Fiber Distributed Data Interface(FDDI)

7.2 Ethernet and IEEE 802.3

03-05 7.4 Layer 2 Devices

7.3 Effects of Layer 2 Devices on Data Flow

7.4 Basic Ethernet 10BASE-T Troubleshooting

Lab 7.6.2 Network Discovery(20)

03-08 Lab 7.6.3 Network Discovery(20)

Lab 7.6.4 Protocol Inspector Frame Stats(35)

03-09 Exam - Chapter 7

8 Design and Documentation

03-10 8.1 Basic Network Design and Documentation

8.2 Planning Structured Cabling: Wiring Closet Specifications

8.3 Planning Structured Cabling: Identifying Potential Wiring Closets

8.4 Planning Structured Cabling: Selection Practice

Lab - Design Planning Practice: Selection of Wiring Closets

03-11 8.5 Planning Structured Cabling: Horizontal and Backbone Cabling

8.1 Planning Structured Cabling: Electricity and Grounding

8.2 Planning Structured Cabling: Cabling and Grounding

03-12 8.8 Design Practice No. 1: Wiring Plan for Ethernet Star Topology LAN

Lab - Design Practice No.1: Multi-Building(60)

03-15 8.9 Design Practice No. 2: Multiple Earth Ground Problems

Lab - Design Practice No. 2: Multi-Floor Building(30)

8.10 Network Power Supply Issues: Power Line Problems

8.11 Network Power Supply Issures: Surge Suppressors and Uninterruptible Power Supply(UPS) Functions

03-16 Exam - Chapter 8

9 Structured Cabling Project

03-17 9.1 Project Planning

9.2 RJ-45 Jack and Outlet Installation

Lab 9.2.12 RJ-45 Jack Outlet Install(45)

9.3 Basics of Cable Installation

9.4 Structured Cable Run Installation

9.5 Stringing, Running, and Mounting Cable

03-18 Lab 9.5.1 Demo Cable Installation(30)

9.6 Basics of Wiring Closets and Patch Panels

9.7 Range of Equipment for Testing Structured Cabling Projects

Lab 9.7.13 Demo Cable Testing(30)

03-19 Exam - Chapter 9

10 Layer 3 - Routing and Addressing

03-19 10.1 Importance of a Network Layer

10.2 Path Determination

10.3 IP Address within the IP Header

10.4 IP Address Classes

Lab 10.4.1 IP Addressing Overview(30)

10.5 Reserved Address Space

03-15 10.6 Basics of Subnetting

Lab 10.6.6 Subnet Mask 1(45)

03-16 10.7 Creating a Subnet

Lab 10.7.5 Subnetmask(45)

Lab 10.7.7 Subnet Mask(45)

03-17 Exam - Chapter 10

11 Layer 3 - Protocols

03-18 11.1 Layer 3 Devices

11.2 Network-to-Network Communications

11.3 Advanced ARP Concepts

11.4 Routable Protocols

11.5 Routing Protocols

03-19 11.6 Other Network Layer Services

11.7 ARP Tables

11.8 Interior Gateway Protocols(IGP) and Exterior Gateway Protocol(EGP)

11.9 Protocol Analyzer Software

Lab 11.9.1 Protocol Inspector and ARP(20)

03-22 Exam - Chapter 11

12 Layer 4 - The Transport Layer

03-23 12.1 The Transport Layer

Lab 12.1.3 Protocol Inspector and TCP(30)

12.2 TCP and UDP

12.3 TCP Connection Methods

13 Layer 5 - The Session Layer

03-24 13.1 The Session Layer

14 Layer 6 - The Presentation Layer

14.1 The Presentation Layer

03-25 Exam - Chapters 12, 13 and 14

15 Layer 7 - The Application Layer

03-26 15.1 Basics of the Application Layer

15.2 Domain Name System

15.3 Network Applications

15.4 Application Layer Examples

03-29 Exam - Chapter 15

03-30 Pre-Test Exam

03-31 Practice Final Exam

04-01 Semester 1 Final Exam

Semester 2

1 Review

04-02 1.1 The OSI Model

1.2 LANs

1.3 TCP/IP Addressing

1.4 Host Layer (the Upper 4 Layers of the OSI Model)

04-05 Exam - Chapter 1

2 WANs and Routers

04-06 2.1 LANs

2.1 WANs and Routers

Lab 2.2.2 Routers - Overview(20)

Lab 2.2.3.1 Routers - Overview(20)

Lab 2.2.3.2 Routers - Overview(20)

3 Router CLI

04-07 3.1 Router User Interface

3.1 Using the Router Interface and Interface Modes

Lab 3.2.1 Router User Interface - Overview(60)

04-08 Lab 3.2.2 Router User Interface Modes - Overview(20)

04-09 Exam - Chapters 2 and 3

4 Router Components

04-19 4.1 Router Components

4.2 Router Show Commands

Lab 4.2.4 Router Show Commands(30)

4.3 Routers Network Neighbors

Lab 4.3.5 CDP Neighbors(30)

04-20 4.4 Basic Networking Testing

Lab 4.4.2 Remote Telnet Access(30)

Lab 4.4.3 ICMP Ping(30)

Lab 4.4.4 Traceroute Command(30)

04-21 Lab 4.4.7 Show Interface & Clear Counters(30)

4.5 Challenge Lab

Lab 4.5.1 Troubleshooting Tools Challenge(45)

04-22 Exam - Chapter 4

5 Router Startup and Setup

04-23 5.1 Router Boot Sequence and Setup Mode

5.2 System Configuration Dialog

Lab 5.2.3 Router Setup Command - Overview(30)

04-26 5.3 Challenge Lab

Lab 5.3.1 Router Setup Challenge - Overview(60)

6 Router Configuration 1

04-27 6.1 Router Configuration Files

Lab 6.1.2 Router Config Hyperterminal - Overview(30)

Lab 6.1.4 Router Config TFTP - Overview(20)

05-28 6.2 Router Configuration Modes

Lab 6.2.1 Basic Router Configuration - Overview(45)

Lab 6.2.5 Router Interface Config. - Overview(45)

04-29 6.3 Configuration Methods

Lab 6.3.3 Router Password Recovery - Overview(30)

6.4 Challenge Labs

Lab 6.4.1 Router Configuration Challenge - Overview(30)

04-30 Lab 6.4.2 Cisco Configmaker - Overview(30)

Lab 6.4.3 Router Config Web Browser - Overview(15)

05-03 Exam - Chapters 5 and 6

7 IOS Images

05-04 7.1 The Basics of IOS Versions

Lab 7.1.3 IOS Image Boot(20)

7.2 Bootstrap Options in Software

7.3 IOS Naming and Software Image Backup

8 Router Configuration 2

05-05 8.1 Configuring a Router from the CLI after Start-up Config Has been Erased

Lab 8.1.2 Router Password Recovery - Overview(15)

8.2 Router Configuration Lab

Lab 8.2.1 Individual Router Config - Overview(30)

05-06 Exam - Chapters 7 and 8

9 TCP/IP

9.1 The TCP/IP Protocol Suite

9.2 Layer 3 Concepts

Lab 9.2.4.1 Show ARP & Clear ARP(30)

Lab 9.2.4.2 ARP Challenge(30)

10 IP Addressing

05-07 10.1 IP Addressing and Subnetting

Lab 10.1.4 IP Addressing & Subnets(30)

10.2 The Role of DNS in Router Configurations

10.3 Verifying Address Configuration

10.4 Assigning New Subnet Numbers to the Topology

Lab 10.4.1 Topology Challenge Lab(30)

05-10 Exam - Chapters 9 and 10

11 Routing

05-11 11.1 Routing Basics

11.2 Why Routing Protocols are Necessary

11.3 Distance-Vector Routing

11.4 Link-State Routing

11.5 The Context of Different Routing Protocols

05-12 Exam - Chapter 11

12 Routing Protocols

05-13 12.1 Initial Router Configuration

Lab 12.1.5 Static Routes(30)

12.2 Interior and Exterior Routing Protocols

12.3 RIP

Lab 12.3.5 Rip Routing(45)

05-14 12.4 IGRP

12.5 Challenge Labs

Lab 12.5.1 Rip Convergence Challenge(60)

Lab 12.5.2 Routing Loops Setup Challenge(30)

Lab 12.5.3 Preventing Routing Loops(45)

13 Network Troubleshooting

05-17 13.1 Troubleshooting the 5-Router Network

Lab 13.1.6 Troubleshooting 5-Router Network - Overview(30)

05-18 Exam - Chapters 12 and 13

05-19/06-02 Lab Practical Exam(Required) - Subnet and Configuring a 5-Router Network

05-20 Pre-Test Exam

05-21 Practice Final Exam

05-24 Final Exam(Required)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ronald K. Wilson

Central Senior High School

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Victoria, VA  23947

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