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Curriculum Content
The Globalnet+ V2.0 curriculum addresses the need of the Infrastructure Management Services with a range of Hardware and Software technologies, tools, networking and network devices, operating systems, server systems to equip practical and experimental learning experience.
Contents
Pre-Req/End Objectives
After completing the Foundation Semester students will be able to:
Troubleshooting & Maintaining PC
- Identify the components of standard desktop personal computers.
- Identify fundamental components and functions of personal computer operating systems.
- Identify best practices followed by professional personal computer technicians.
- Install and configure computer and system components.
- Maintain and troubleshoot system and peripheral components.
- Install, configure, maintain and troubleshoot operating systems.
- Identify network components and Install and manage network connections.
- Support laptops, portable, printers and scanners and other computing devices.
- Identify and support personal computer security
After completing Semester 1 students will be able to:
Business Desktop Operations and Deployment
- Deploying a Business Case for Infrastructure Optimization
- Understanding the Microsoft Solutions Framework
- Planning for Deployment and Migration using BDD
- Using USMT Integration and Business Consolidation
- Planning and Testing Application Compatibility
- Performing Identity, Access Management, Software Virtualization and Testing
- Using Zero Touch Install
Deploying and Supporting the Windows Operating System
- Deploying & Configure Windows Operating Systems
- Managing Users and Groups
- Networking with Windows
- Performing Backup & Restore Operations
- Troubleshooting Common Issues in Windows, Remote Access and Remote Desktop Support
- Understanding Windows Security and Windows Vista Desktop Deployment Process
- Resolving Application Compatibility Issues
- User State Migration and Automated Installation for Windows Vista
- Deploying Zero Touch Scenario in Windows Vista Using BDD 2007 and OSD Feature Pack
- Securing a Windows Vista Desktop
Deploying and Supporting the Linux Operating System
- Deploying & Configuring the Linux Desktop
- Understanding Kernel Fundamentals
- Managing Users and Groups
- Networking with Linux
- Using Remote Administrative Access
- Performing Backup and Restore Operations
- Troubleshooting Common Linux Issues
- Using Shell Commands and Programming Shell Scripts
UNIX® Essentials Featuring the Solaris™ 10 Operating System
- Using the Desktop in the Solaris™ 10 Operating System
- Using Command-Line Features and Online Help Resources
- Understanding Solaris Directory Contents and Files
- Using the vi Editor and Commands within Shell
- Basic File Permissions and Configuring Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- Searching Files and Directories and Performing Basic Process Control
- Advanced Shell Functionality
- Creating Archives, Compressing, Viewing, and Uncompressing Files
- Performing Remote Connections and File Transfers
Professional Communication
- Using Good Communication Skills Including Listening and Using Tact/Discretion When Communicating with Customers and Colleagues
- Using Job-Related Professional Behavior Including Notation of Privacy, Confidentiality and Respect for the Customer and Customers’ Property
E-Learning
After completing Semester 2 students will be able to:
Exploring Server Technologies - CompTIA Server+
- Introduction to Servers Systems and Exploring the System Processing Core
- Exploring the Storage Subsystem
- Exploring the Communication, Power, and Input / Output Subsystems
- Installing, Configuring and Maintaining Servers
- Upgrading Server Components
- Exploring Environmental Issues Surrounding Servers
- Troubleshooting Servers
- Exploring Disaster Recovery Concepts and Techniques
Windows Server 2008 Admin
- Overview of Network Infrastructure Design
- Designing Network Security and IP Addressing
- Routing, Switching and Security for Internal Networks
- Name Resolution and Advanced Name Resolution
- Planning and Deploying the Application Virtualization Management System
- Designing Network Access Protection
- Designing Operating System Deployment and Maintenance
- File and Print Services, and DFS in Windows Server 2008
- High Availability in Windows Server 2008
Solaris Admin 10
- Introducing the Solaris™ 10 OS Directory Hierarchy
- Managing Local Disk Devices and Solaris ufs File Systems
- Performing Mounts and Unmounts
- Solaris™ 10 Operating System Installation Requirements
- Performing Solaris 10 OS Package Administration and Managing Software Patches
- Using Boot PROM Commands and GRand Unified Bootloader (GRUB)
- Performing Boot and Shutdown Procedures
- Performing User Administration and System Security
- Configuring and Using Printer Services and Controlling System Processes
- Performing File System Backups and System Restores
- Backing Up a Mounted File System With a UFS Snapshot
E-Learning
- Creating a Security plan for Physical Resources, Computers, Accounts, and Authentication
- Creating a Security Design for Data, Data Transmission, Network Perimeters and Incident Response
After completing Semester 3 students will be able to understand:
Protocols and Internetworking Standards (CompTIA N+)
- Identifying Standards and Protocols
- Identifying Ethernet Standards
- Identifying the Need for Internetworking
- Using Networking Technologies
- Identifying the Limitations of Networking Technologies
- Understanding Switch Basics and Switching Networks
- Overview and Configuring VPN and VLAN
- Understanding Wireless Technologies and Standards
- Using Firewalls and Switch Segregation
- Designing a Simple Local Area Network
Introduction to Internetworking Technologies (ICND1)
- Building a Simple Serial Network and a Smarter Network
- Growing and Connecting Networks
- Ensuring the Reliability of Data Delivery
- Operating and Configuring IOS Devices
- Managing Network Environment
- Using Performance and Diagnostics Tools
- Classifying Devices and Functions in the OSI Model
- Using the Data Communications Transmission Method
- Traffic on a LAN Environment
- Solving Ethernet Networking Issues Using Switched LAN Technology
- Selecting Topology and Network Addressing Scheme
- Identifying the Types of Transport Protocols (TCP or UDP) and the IP Application
- Identifying the Fundamental Technologies in a WAN Environment
- Matching the Types of WAN Media to their Appropriate Characteristics
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Routers and Switches
Interconnecting Networking Devices in a Heterogeneous Environment (ICND2)
- Configuring the Different Types of Switches
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Virtual LANs (VLANs)
- Configuring and Troubleshooting RIP, IGRP, EIGRP, and OSPF
- Configuring IP Access Lists on a Router
- Configuring Serial Interfaces Using PPP and HDLC on a Router
- Configuring Frame Relay on a Router
- Configuring DDR Between Two Routers with BRI or PRI Using a Router
- Setting Up a Connection Between Switches
- Building a Switch-Based Network
Introduction to Network Design, Management and Monitoring
- Identify the basic concepts of network design and
management.
- Identify basics components of network design.
- Identify basic concepts of network security.
- Understand the basics of enterprise networks.
- Identify the basic concepts of network management.
- Identify the relationship between a data center and Enterprise Management.
- Understand storage fundamentals in context of data centers
- Identify various storage techniques such as SAN, NAS and DAS.
- Identify the fundamentals of virtualization and Cloud computing
- Understand the tools and applications used for network management and monitoring.
E-Learning
- Wireless
- Understanding Emerging Wireless Technologies
- Project Management Fundamentals Part I and Part II
- Project Time Management
- Project Cost Management
- Project Risk Management
- Project Quality Management
Note: Entry/Exit profiles are for the each semester of Global NET+ Curriculum.
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Exit Profile |
| Foundation |
A student who registers for this course should be:
- Graduates / Undergoing Graduation / Diploma holders from any stream / Polytechnic Students
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At the end of the program students will be able to:
- Identify and troubleshoot the various PC Hardware Components
- Install, diagnose, configure and maintain a PC
- Setup a simple Local Area Network
- Assemble a PC
Note: There is no exit point after this course |
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| Semester 1: System Support Technician |
A student who registers for this course should be:
- CompTIA A+ certified or Completed Foundation Semester of the Globalnet+ V2.0 Curriculum
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At the end of the program students will be able to:
- Install, configure and deploy Windows and Unix Operating Systems
- Understand and Implement Desktop Migration
- Troubleshoot OS Related Problems
- Implement Basic Networking and Communication between Devices and desktops
- Implement Desktop Security in a Local Network
- Develop Personality and Communication Skills for a workplace
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| Semester 2: Server Administrator |
A student who registers for this course should have:
- Completed Semester 1 of Globalnet+ V2.0 Curriculum
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At the end of the program students will be able to:
- Understand and appreciate Considerations for Server Operating Systems
- Install, configure and manage Windows and Unix Server Operating Systems
- Troubleshoot Server Related Problems
- Implement Server Authentication and configure servers in a small enterprise
- Implement Server Security in a Local Network
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| Semester 3: Network Administrator |
A student who registers for this course should be able to:
- Completed till Semester 2 of the Globalnet+ V2.0 Curriculum
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At the end of the program students will be able to:
- Understanding Protocols and Internetworking Standards
- Install and deploy switches and routers
- Segment LAN using switches and routers
- Implement Wireless Networking
- Setup a simple Local Area Network using IOS Devices
- Understand and Implement best practices of the IT Infrastructure Library
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