CNET Module 201
Instructor-led Training (on your site)
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This comprehensive program also covers the topics that you are required to know for passing several certification exams including as A+, Net+, MCP, MCSE (core), and RHCE. The program suites to career changers and young adults.
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 INTRODUCTION
This program is intended to train network support professionals to install, configure, customize and support Microsoft Windows 2003 Server and Linux Server and workstations with various desktop operating systems. Proficiency is also developed in the area of working in environments running mixed operating systems and various combinations of PCs running Windows and Linux.
 The primary goal of this program is to equip students with the skills they will need on the job through a non-traditional, hands-on approach.
As you may know, certification in Computer Networking is a recognized standard of achievement, however it is not a substitute for real hands-on experience and actual know-how. Our philosophy at RTEK 2000 is to train students first and foremost for a profession, job skills, not to prepare them just for certification tests. We train LAN support professionals who can do the job of administering a network with minimal supervision. This may be an uncommon approach to training LAN specialists, but our performance record shows it is an effective one.
Although preparing students for different certification tests is not a goal of this program, students who successfully finish their training at RTEK 2000 may want to take those tests on their own and pass them. To this end, assistance is available from our instructors, and we provide testing software and test preparation books. After taking our training program, RTEK students to date have experienced a high success rate of passing certification exams. |
The unique combination of course modules, and enough of allocated time for studying (more than 320 hours) under the direct supervision of RTEK 2000's highly qualified and experienced instructors is the best blend of a learning environment available today.
PREREQUISITES
It is recommended that all students have a basic familiarity with the Internet, in addition to experience using Windows - based personal computers.
AT COURSE COMPLETION
The specific occupations for which program graduates will qualify and can handle the duties of:
- LAN Technician
- Network Technician
- Helpdesk Technician
- Technical Support Specialist
- LAN Administrator
- Network Administrator
- LAN Integrator
COURSE MATERIALS
You get:
- Highly qualified Instructors with extensive industry experience and Microsoft Certifications
- Printouts from Instructor targeted to specific course objectives
- LAN Admin CD disk packed with CBT (Computer Based Training for homework), electronic books, tutorials, and links to technical resources
- Additional Study Aids to help you pass the Microsoft exams
- Several study books
REGISTRATION
Contact our Admissions Office to discuss your company's training needs in preparing professionals who can support your network infrastructure. If you have good team members but without necessary skills, let us teach them!
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Taking this program would allow you to have the best set of computer networking skills for today's and tomorrow's network environment!
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PC HARDWARE AND PERIPHERALS
The purpose of this course is to learn personal computers and peripheral devices in and out. The module covers all PC components, printers, scanners, and other devices.
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Recognize all elements and components of the PC.
- Recognize Processors' Types and Features.
- Recognize and install memory chips for various motherboards
- Setup CMOS
- Recognize various PC Bus structures.
- Install/upgrade Hard Drives and Floppy Disk Drives.
- Create/change Partitions and Format Hard Drives
- Recognize and Configure Communication Ports.
- Setup and configure Displays and Video Controllers.
- Setup and configure NICs, Modems and Fax/Modems. UPSs.
- Setup SCSI controllers and SCSI hard drives.
- Setup and configure RAID Controllers with various RAID Levels.
- Recover from Hard Disk Failure.
- Setup and configure CD-ROM Drives and Tape Drives, Sound and Game Add-On Boards.
- Setup Modems, Fax/Modems, and UPSs.
- Setup Network Interface Cards (NICs).
- Assemble and setup PC from separate components.
MS-DOS FOR PC AND NETWORK PROFESSIONALS
The purpose of this course is to learn how to troubleshoot and support the variety of Windows desktop and network operating system environments utilizing the power of MS-DOS - based commands (in a DOS-mode).
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Understand Why MS-DOS is still "the boss"
- Understand the directory structure
- Utilize Command Line Prompt
- Distinguish Internal, Program & Batch File Commands
- Utilize Directory Structure and Directory Commands
- Perform Disk formatting
- Browse the Directories and Subdirectories
- Use DosKey and Wild Cards. Print Commands and Redirecting the Output
- Build simple CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files
- Utilize the DOS Help System and DOS Editor
- Use Disk and File management commands
- Boot and scan the disks
- Utilize Batch Files Programming
WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL
The purpose of this course is to learn how to implement and support Microsoft Windows® XP Professional in a variety of stand-alone and network operating system environments. It provides in-depth, hands-on training for Information Technology (IT) professionals responsible for the planning, implementation, management, and support of Windows XP Professional. The students also will get familiar with new features of the latest Windows desktop OS: Vista as well as the best way to upgrade from Windows XP Pro to Vista.
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Install Windows XP Professional and upgrade to Windows XP Professional.
- Automate an installation of Windows XP Professional by using answer files and Uniqueness Database Files (UDFs), or by using the Microsoft Windows 2003 System Preparation Tool.
- Configure and manage hardware on a computer running Windows XP Professional.
- Manage disks.
- Configure and manage file systems.
- Troubleshoot the boot process and other system issues.
- Configure the desktop environment, and use profiles to control desktop customization.
- Configure and support Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
- Configure Windows XP Professional to operate on Windows networks.
- Support remote users.
- Configure Windows XP Professional for mobile computing.
- Monitor resources and performance.
- Navigate and manage Windows Vista
- Upgrade to Windows Vista?
- Locate and use the New Utilities on Vista
NETWORKING TECHNOLOGIES.
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Recognize the LAN Components For Client/Server Networks
- Understand Various LAN Topologies
- Understand the difference in various LAN Media
- Understand Access Methods
- Understand Signaling Methods Of Data Transmission
- Recognize Several Communication Interfaces
- Understand Communication Protocols
- Explain the OSI Structure
- Understand IEEE and LAN Cabling Standards
- Understand Higher-level protocols: TCP/IP
WINDOWS 2003 SERVER IN-DEPTH 
This course has been designed specifically for computer networking professionals. It uses realistic labs and builds on what you already know, and helps move your skill set to a Windows Server 2003 environment (the latest Microsoft network operating system). After completing this course you will have the tools to manage and maintain a Windows Server 2003 network. This is also a hands-on course that is designed to address the job-related tasks that a support professional must perform by using new or modified features in the Windows Server 2003 family.
At the end of the course, you will know how to:
- Install the Windows Server 2003 family.
- Install and configure the DNS Service.
- Explain the logical and physical structure of the Active DirectoryŽ directory service.
- Install the Windows Server 2003 family Active Directory directory services.
- Manage Active Directory replication.
- Create and manage Active Directory objects.
- Implement Group Policy to centrally manage a Windows Server 2003 family network.
- Monitor Group Policy using Resultant Set of Policy.
- Use Group policy to configure and manage the user desktop environment.
- Deploy software using software installation policy.
- Set up and mange Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS).
- Configure and support Remote Access in the Windows Server 2003 family.
- Administer file resources in the Windows Server 2003 family.
- Set up and manage network and internet printing.
- Configure and maintain Windows Server 2003 family security.
- Manage disks.
- Implement disaster protection and disaster recovery techniques in the Windows Server 2003 family.
UNIX FUNDAMENTALS WITH RED HAT LINUX
This course has been designed specifically for computer networking professionals who wish to add the skills and knowledge of one more operating system that became the second choice across the world. The course covers Red Hat Linux workstation, server, and advanced server (the latest released version). After completing this course you will have the tools to manage and maintain a Linux-based network and workstations. This is also a hands-on course that is designed to address the job-related tasks that a support professional must perform by using all features of the Linux workstation and server operating systems including troubleshooting.
At the end of the course, you will know how to:
- Install, configure, and navigate Linux
- Utilize UNIX/Linux Text Editing (Visual and Text Editors)
- Utilize UNIX/Linux Utilities
- Administer the system.
- Utilize EPROM Configuration and Perform Advance Boot process
- Utilize System and User Configurations (Login, Environment, Terminal, and Gnome)
- Configure Networking features including Advance IFCONFIG features and Virtual IP addressing
- Install and configure Apache Web server
- Utilize Network Information System
- Utilize Network File Sharing
- Utilize Domain Name Server
- Utilize Mail services (Sendmail)
- Utilize Print Spooling
- Configure and Use Security and Event Logging
- Configure Kernel
- Utilize Network Archiving (Tar, Cpio, Dump)
More details
Note: RTEK 2000 reserves the right to change the curriculum in response
to market demands.
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