Nội Dung QUATER 2

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Nội Dung QUATER 2
Quarter 2 : Networking and Operating Systems Essentials

Module 1 -> Understanding IT Applications (16 hrs – 2 cycles)
 The definition of business.
 Applications of IT in business.
 Suppliers and customers in IT.
 Methods of organizing businesses.
 The benefits of implementing IT in an organization.
 Large IT system.
 Functional view of IT System.
 People View of IT System.
 Component View of IT System under five major categories.
 Development of Information Systems.
 Stages of Information Systems Development.
 Phases of Development stage.
 Approaches and Methodologies of Software Development.
 Roles at different stages of software development from customer and supplier perspective.
 Behavioral and technical competency for each role.
 Broad classification of IT Industry and the major players in each industry.
 Emerging trends in various areas of IT Industry.

Module 2 -> Operating System Fundamentals (48 hrs – 6 cycles)

Windows 9x Family (24 hrs – 3 cycles)

 Identify the operating systems functions, structures, and major system files.
 List the events that occur during the bootup process.
 Create and manage files and directories.
 Identify the major differences between different Windows operating systems.
 Install Windows 9x operating systems.
 Navigating Windows 9x operating systems through the user interface.
 Understand the boot sequence and boot methods of Windows 9x operating systems.
 Install and configure applications in the Windows 9x operating systems.
 Use various operating system utilities, such as Registry, Scan disk, and Chkdisk.
 Describe the basic concepts and terminologies used in networking.
 Understand the networking features of the Windows 9x operating systems.
 Configure Windows 9x operating systems to access the Internet.

Windows NT Family (16 hrs – 2 cycles)

 Install Windows NT/2000/XP operating systems.
 Navigating Windows NT family operating systems through the user interface.
 Understand the boot sequence and boot methods of different Windows NT family operating systems.
 Understand the networking features of the Windows NT family operating systems.
 Configure Windows NT family operating systems to access the Internet.

Troubleshooting Windows 9x and Windows 2000 problems (8 hrs – 1 cycle)

 Diagnose and troubleshoot startup, setup, and operational problems in the Windows operating systems.
 Prevent the Windows operating systems from virus attacks.

Module 3 -> Networking Fundamentals (32 hrs – 4 cycles)

Basics of Networking (16 hrs – 2 cycles)

 Understand basics of networks
 Identify network topologies, network categories, and network models
 List transmission media
 List network operating systems (NOSs)
 Understand protocols and OSI Reference model
 Describe LANs and WANs
 Understand TCP/IP architecture and Internet addressing

Internetworking and Network Security (16 hrs – 2 cycles)

 Identify internetworking servers
 Identify server-side and client-side scripting technologies
 Understand databases and database connectivity
 Identify basics of network security