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CIS 175 – Introduction to Networking

(Prerequisite: CIS 106 or CIS 109 or CIS 111)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of networking technology. The focus of the course will include networking protocols, topologies, hardware and operating systems. Topics include data communications, telecommunications, infrastructure security, inter/intranetworking and the application of networking to multimedia, information storage and distribution.

ADDITIONAL COURSE OBJECTIVE

In addition to academic credit, this course is designed to prepare students to take the CompTIA Network+ certification exam. The specific criteria to take this examination may include prerequisite exams or time in the profession. Students intending to take the CompTIA Network+ examination should review the published requirements by CompTIA to verify that they meet the qualifications. Preparing to pass the CompTIA Network+ certification exam may also require optional exam practice that does not count toward students’ course grade. Successfully completing this course does not guarantee a student will pass the certification exam.

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Required Resources

uCertify (2015). CompTIA Network+ N10-006. Pearson uCertify Course and Labs.

Barker, K, Wallace, K., & Taylor, M. D. (2015). CompTIA Network+ N10-006 Authorized Cert Guide. Pearson Education, Inc.

Note: Students must purchase materials from the Strayer Bookstore: http://www.strayerbookstore.com/. Review the Notes section of the Course Guide for information regarding uCertify.

Supplemental Resources

Beausanders.org. (2014). How to subnet: EasySubnetting.com. Retrieved from https://beausanders.org/main/index.php/easy-subnetting

CompTIA. (2014). CompTIA Network+. Retrieved from http://certification.comptia.org/getCertified/certifications/network.aspx

Tyson, J. (2013). HowStuffWorks: How OSI Works. Retrieved from http://computer.howstuffworks.com/osi.htm/printable

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Explain the basic components and media of network systems and distinguish between LANs, MANs, and WANs.

2. Describe and differentiate the different layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.

3. Summarize current networking standards and how standards bodies and the standardization process impact networking technology.

4. Explain the OSI and Internet models as they apply to contemporary communication protocols.

5. Describe the TCP / IP protocols and various functions among the application layer.

6. Contrast why different technologies are deployed in different contexts of networking, such as topology, bandwidth, distance, and number of users.

7. Explain the relationship of bandwidth and latency, and how they impact throughput in a data communications channel.

8. Deploy a basic Ethernet LAN and compare it to other network topologies.

9. Analyze and compare the characteristics of various communication protocols and how they provide application requirements.

10. Explain and differentiate among network hardware devices and components.

11. Describe VOIP applications and the role of QoS in a networked environment.

12. Use operating system commands to monitor and control IP configurations.

13. Compare and contrast among network operating systems.

14. Describe security policy, practices, encryption techniques, and design considerations in support of business operations in a networked environment.

15. Use networking commands and basic troubleshooting operations in TCP / IP networks to demonstrate the ability to identify and solve basic networking problems.

16. Explain the role of integrity and availability in a networked environment.

17. Use technology and information resources to research issues in computing networks.

18. Write clearly and concisely about introductory networking topics using proper writing mechanics and technical style conventions.

WEEKLY COURSE SCHEDULE

The standard requirement for a 4.5 credit hour course is for students to spend 13.5 hours in weekly work. This includes preparation, activities, and evaluation regardless of delivery mode.

Week

Preparation, Activities, and Evaluation

1

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 1: Computer Network Fundamentals. Note: Students are encouraged to use the uCertify reading materials due to the embedded interactive components.

· uCertify Video(s)

· Networking Topologies (6 min 04 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

Note: uCertify and lab submission instructions are located in the Assignments and Rubrics area of the Course Guide or the assignment submission link in the Blackboard online course shell.

· uCertify Assessment 1: Pre-Assessment (10 points)

· uCertify Lab 1 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 2: Quiz 1 – Chapter 1 (10 items; 10 points)

Note: You are encouraged to complete the Week 1 uCertify Assessments / simulator labs during the first week of class. However, you may submit the completion of the uCertify Assessments / simulator labs up to the end of Week 2. This extension is designed to allow for any issues you may have purchasing, registering for, and / or accessing required materials during the first week of class.

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 1: Computer Network Fundamentals

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

2

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 2: The OSI Reference Model

· uCertify Video(s)

· Introduction to the OSI Model (9 min 22 s)

· The OSI and TCPIP Models (26 min 29 s)

· Layer 1 - The Physical Layer (11 min 09 s)

· Layer 2 - The Data Link Layer (9 min 02 s)

· Layer 3 - The Network Layer (10 min 34 s)

· Layer 4 - The Transport Layer (9 min 57 s)

· Layers 5-7 The Upper Layers (11 min 36 s)

· Common Networking Protocols (11 min 41 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 2 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 3: Quiz 2 – Chapter 2 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 2: The OSI Reference Model

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

3

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 3: Network Components

· Chapter 4: Ethernet Technology

· uCertify Video(s)

· Networking Media (8 min 06 s)

· Virtual Networking (11 min 57 s)

· Router and Switch Setup (10 min 12 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 3 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 4: Quiz 3 – Chapter 3 (10 items; 10 points)

· uCertify Assessment 5: Quiz 4 – Chapter 4 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 3: Network Components

· Chapter 4: Ethernet Technology

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

4

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 5: IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses

· Chapter 6: Routing IP Packets

· uCertify Video(s)

· IP Addressing - Part 1 (Binary Numbering Review) (13 min 21 s)

· IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing (18 min 16 s)

· IP Addressing - Part 2 (Basic Subnetting) (24 min 40 s)

· IPv4 Subnetting (34 min 05 s)

· IP Addressing - Part 3 (Advanced Subnetting) (18 min 14 s)

· IP Addressing - Part 4 (Introduction to IPv6) (14 min 54 s)

· Routing and Routing Protocols (17 min 39 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 4 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 6: Quiz 5 – Chapter 5 (10 items; 10 points)

· uCertify Assessment 7: Quiz 6 – Chapter 6 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 5: IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses

· Chapter 6: Routing IP Packets

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

5

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 7: Wide-Area Networks

· Chapter 8: Wireless LANs

· e-Activity

· Go to the National Security Agency Website to read the document "Best Practices for Keeping Your Home Network Secure" dated April 2011, located at http://www.nsa.gov/ia/_files/factsheets/best_practices_datasheets.pdf. Be prepared to discuss.

· uCertify Video(s)

· Wireless networking (13 min 05 s)

· Securing Wireless (22 min 40 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 5 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 8: Quiz 7 – Chapter 7 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 7: Wide-Area Networks

· Chapter 8: Wireless LANs

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

6

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 9: Network Optimization

· e-Activity

· Review the document titled “Performance Tuning Guidelines for previous versions of Windows Server” located at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn529134. Be prepared to discuss.

· uCertify Video(s)

· Networking management Tools and Techniques (14 min 19 s)

· Quality of Service (QoS) (20 min 27 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Assessment 9: Quiz 8 – Chapter 8 (10 items; 10 points)

· uCertify Lab 6 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 10: Quiz 9 – Chapter 9 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 9: Network Optimization

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

7

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 10: Command-Line Tools

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 7 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 11: Quiz 10 – Chapter 10 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 10: Command-Line Tools

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

8

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 11: Network Management

· uCertify Video(s)

· SNMP (12 min 50 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 8 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 12: Quiz 11 – Chapter 11 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 11: Network Management

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

9

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 12: Network Security

· uCertify Video(s)

· Common Network Attacks and Mitigation (20 min 16 s)

· Firewalls and Intrusion Prevention (18 min 43 s)

· VPNs (13 min 38 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 9 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 13: Quiz 12 – Chapter 12 (10 items; 10 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 12: Network Security

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

10

Preparation

· Reading(s)

· Chapter 13: Network Troubleshooting

· uCertify Video(s)

· Network Troubleshooting (14 min 33 s)

Activities

· Discussion (20 points)

· uCertify Lab 10 (25 points)

· uCertify Assessment 14: Quiz 13 – Chapter 13 (10 items; 10 points)

· uCertify Assessment 15: Post-Assessment (100 items; 10 points)

· Assignment 1: Network Consultation for DesignIT (200 points)

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify flashcards and exercise(s)

· Chapter 13: Network Troubleshooting

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

11

Preparation

· Reading(s): None

Activities

· Discussion

Optional Certification Readiness (optional and not graded)

· uCertify Practice Tests A, B, and C

· A (100 items / 120 minutes timed)

· B (100 items / 120 minutes timed)

· C (100 items / 120 minutes timed)

Note: You may access the uCertify materials for up to 12 months from the time of registration. Access is available via the uCertify tab, located in the Blackboard online course shell, or via a Web browser, at: http://strayer.ucertify.com/. (If you choose to manually access the materials via http://strayer.ucertify.com/, you may retrieve / reset your password through the “Forgot password?” feature.)

· Comprehensive Certification Discussion, located in the online course shell

GRADING SCALE – UNDERGRADUATE

Assignment

Total Points

% of

Grade

uCertify Assessments (15 assessments, worth 10 points apiece)

150

18.75%

Lab Assignments (10 labs, worth 25 points apiece)

250

31.25%

Assignment 1: Network Consultation for DesignIT

200

25%

Participation (10 discussions, worth 20 points apiece)

Note: Week 11 discussion is not graded

200

25%

Totals

800

100%

Points

Percentage

Grade

720 – 800

90% – 100%

A

640 – 719

80% – 89%

B

560 – 639

70% – 79%

C

480 – 559

60% – 69%

D

Below 480

Below 60%

F

Writing Assignments

The objective of the School of Information Systems’ writing assignments is to promote attitudes and skills that will improve a student’s ability to communicate in writing, develop research skills and documentation techniques, and encourage critical analysis of data and conclusions specific to the course learning outcomes in the information systems and technology domain.

Required and Optional Certification Activities

uCertify

(15% of overall grade) uCertify Assessments

· One (1) pre-assessment and one (1) post-assessment are part of the required assessments for this course. These assessments use the material covered within the course in order to evaluate your exam readiness. Additional specifics surrounding the submission and grading of each assessment are located with the assessment rubric.

· Quizzes are required most weeks in order to facilitate certification exam readiness. The uCertify quizzes allow for unlimited attempts. The correct answers display at the completion of each quiz for self-evaluation. Additional specifics surrounding the submission and grading of each assessment are located with the assessment rubric.

(25% of overall grade) uCertify Lab Assignments

· Twenty (10) lab assignments are part of the required assessments for this course. Each lab consists of a series of hands-on tasks that are designed to foster learning of key concepts. uCertify Lab assignment instructions are located with the assessment rubric.(Optional / Non-Graded) uCertify Practice Tests

· Practice tests are optional and ungraded assessments that are encouraged throughout this course in preparation for certification readiness. Practice tests are encouraged in Week 11 and are comprised of three (3) individual tests (Practice test A, B, and C) which are each preset with 100 questions and a timed maximum of 120 minutes. The practice tests allow for unlimited attempts and display the correct answers at the completion of each test for self-evaluation.

Other

(Optional / Non-Graded) Comprehensive Certification Discussion

· One (1) comprehensive discussion thread is available within the online course shell. You may discuss certification-based questions or questions about the certification preparation activities openly with your instructor and classmates. You are encouraged to participate in this discussion on a weekly basis.

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CIS 175 – Introduction to Networking

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UCertify Assessments

15 uCertify assessments worth 10 points apiece

Week Due

Title

1

uCertify Assessment 1: Pre-Assessment (100 items)

uCertify Assessment 2: Quiz 1 – Chapter 1 (10 items)

Note: You are encouraged to complete the Week 1 uCertify Assessments during the first week of class. However, you may submit the completion of the Week 1 uCertify Assessments up to the end of Week 2. This extension is designed to allow for any issues you may have purchasing, registering for, and / or accessing required materials during the first week of class.

2

uCertify Assessment 3: Quiz 2 – Chapter 2 (10 items)

3

uCertify Assessment 4: Quiz 3 – Chapter 3 (10 items)

uCertify Assessment 5: Quiz 4 – Chapter 4 (10 items)

4

uCertify Assessment 6: Quiz 5 – Chapter 5 (10 items)

uCertify Assessment 7: Quiz 6 – Chapter 6 (10 items)

5

uCertify Assessment 8: Quiz 7 – Chapter 7 (10 items)

6

uCertify Assessment 9: Quiz 8 – Chapter 8 (10 items)

uCertify Assessment 10: Quiz 9 – Chapter 9 (10 items)

7

uCertify Assessment 11: Quiz 10 – Chapter 10 (10 items)

8

uCertify Assessment 12: Quiz 11 – Chapter 11 (10 items)

9

uCertify Assessment 13: Quiz 12 – Chapter 12 (10 items)

10

uCertify Assessment 14: Quiz 13 – Chapter 13 (10 items)

uCertify Assessment 15: Post-Assessment (100 items)

Note: Students are allotted 120 minutes to complete each uCertify Assessment.

For help on utilizing uCertify, please review the walk-through video located in the online course shell.

Grading for uCertify assessments is based on student participation and is not scored on the objective performance of the actual test results. Review the setup requirements, submission requirements, and grading rubric below for additional grading details.

uCertify Setup Requirements

· uCertify Assessments

· You must use the preset testing options within uCertify for the graded submission of the pre-assessment, quizzes, and post-assessment. Note: You are encouraged to submit the results of your first attempt at completing the assessment[s].

uCertify Submission Requirements

1. After you have completed the assessment, your results will be displayed.

2. Select “Share your result” from the results page menu items.

3. Copy the URL and paste it into the assignment submission area in the Blackboard online course shell.

4. Summarize, in two to three (2-3) sentences, both your strengths and weaknesses with respect to the topics you covered in the uCertify assessment.

Note: The written summary may be submitted in the assignment submission area along with the results URL, or it may be submitted as a separate attachment.

5. Once you have successfully pasted the results URL and included the assessment summary, you may submit your assignment for grading.

Note: Failure to submit the results URL into the assignment submission area within the Blackboard online shell will result in 0 points for the assignment. Evidence of purposely skipped answers, incomplete answers, or limited effort is at the instructor’s discretion and may result in partial or incomplete credit for the assignment.

Faculty Note: The intent of offering half credit is to encourage student effort in the assessments. Students who attempt to bypass the purpose of the assignment with unusually limited time spent on an assessment, or little effort [many skipped questions] is apparent, it is at the instructor’s discretion to limit a student’s score.

Grading for uCertify assessments will be based on the following rubric.

Points: 10

uCertify Assessments

Criteria

0 points

Unacceptable

4 points

Fair

8 points

Sufficient

1. Complete and submit the results of the uCertify assessment in the Blackboard assignment submission link. (Note: Students must submit the results URL for full credit)

Did not submit the participation results in the Blackboard assignment submission link or did not complete the uCertify assessment.

Submitted the participation results in the Blackboard assignment submission link but lacks strong evidence of participation when completing the uCertify assessment.

Submitted the participation results in the Blackboard assignment submission link with strong evidence of participation when completing the uCertify assessment.

Criteria

0 points

Unacceptable

1 point

Fair

2 points

Sufficient

2. Summarize, in two to three (2-3) sentences, both your strengths and weaknesses with respect to the topics you covered in the uCertify assessment.

Did not submit or incompletely summarized, in two to three (2-3) sentences, both your strengths and weaknesses with respect to the topics you covered in the uCertify assessment.

Partially summarized, in two to three (2-3) sentences, both your strengths and weaknesses with respect to the topics you covered in the uCertify assessment.

Thoroughly summarized, in two to three (2-3) sentences, both your strengths and weaknesses with respect to the topics you covered in the uCertify assessment.

UCertify Lab Assignments

Worth 25 points apiece

Submit each lab based on the following:

1. Complete the weekly set of labs described below using the uCertify lab environment.

2. Submit only those labs identified below.  (Note: Students are encouraged to explore the additional labs and videos offered through the lab environment on an optional / non-graded basis.)

3. To submit a completed set of labs you must export your Study Planner report. To export the report:

· Select “Study Planner” from the uCertify home page.

· Click the “Submit” button to generate a unique URL.  

· Copy and paste the generated URL into the assignment submission box of the Blackboard online course shell.  (Note: The URL will report your cumulative work in uCertify at the moment you generated the URL. Live progress is not tracked through the generated URL. You must generate / submit a new URL each time you submit a set of labs for grading.)

4. Once you have successfully pasted the URL into the assignment submission area of the online shell, you may submit the set of labs for grading.

uCertify Lab Assignments

Week Due

Lab #

Chapter

Lab Title

1

Lab 1

Chapter 1

1.1.1 Identifying Functions of a Network

1.1.2 Identifying Network Components

1.1.3 Identifying a Network Device

1.2.1 Identifying Network Categories

1.3.1 Identifying a Network Topology

1.3.2 Identifying Internetworking Devices

1.3.3 Identifying Network Topologies

1.4.1 Identifying Client and Server

2

Lab 2

Chapter 2

2.1.1 Identifying OSI Layer Functions

2.1.2 Identifying OSI Layers

2.1.3 Identifying Connectionless Communication

2.1.4 Identifying the Purpose of OSI Layers

2.1.5 Identifying Abbreviations for Various Internet Layer Protocols

2.1.6 Identifying TCP/IP Protocol Layers

2.1.7 Identifying TCP/IP Layers

2.1.8 Identifying TCP Utilities

3

Lab 3

Chapter 3

3.1.1 Identifying RG Standards

3.1.2 Identifying Types of Cables

3.1.3 Identifying Fiber Connectors

3.1.4 Identifying Various Equipment

3.1.5 Identifying Components of a Coaxial Cable

3.1.6 Terminating a Cable with an RJ-45 Plug

3.2.1 Identifying Devices Used in an Internetwork

3.2.2 Identifying Internetworking Devices

3.2.3 Identifying the Network Device

3.2.4 Identifying Network Devices

3.2.5 Identifying Network Infrastructure Devices

3.2.6 Connecting Systems to the Internet through a Firewall Router

3.2.7 Identifying Types of Hubs

3.2.8 Installing and Configuring a Temporary Server

3.3.1 Identifying VPN Protocols

3.3.2 Obtaining IP address information from a DHCP Server

3.3.3 Connecting a Wireless Router to the Laptop

3.4.1 Installing a NIC

3.4.2 Connecting to a Server using Remote Desktop Connection

3.5.1 Identifying Protocols and Devices

Chapter 4

4.1.1 Identifying an RJ-45 Connector

4.1.2 Connecting a Workstation to the Ethernet and to the Internet

4.1.3 Connecting a Computer System to the Network

4.1.4 Identifying Fast Ethernet Standards

4.1.5 Connecting Patch Cables Between the Patch Panel and Switch Ports

4.2.1 Identifying sequence of Broadcast Storm

4

Lab 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

5.1.1 Converting a Decimal Number to Binary and Hex

5.2.1 Connecting Cable Internet Access for your Network

5.2.2 Obtaining IP Address and DNS Server Address Automatically using DHCP

5.2.3 Configuring IPv4 Address

5.2.4 Connecting a Workstation to the LAN and Configuring IPv4 Properties

5.4.1 Identifying Internet Protocols and Their Subtypes

5.4.2 Identifying Steps for Calculating Subnets

5.5.2 Configuring and Testing IPv6 Addresses

6.1.1 Configuring Internet Settings on a Router

6.1.2 Setting up a DMZ on a SOSHO Router

6.1.3 Adding and Deleting Routes

6.3.1 Identifying Routing Protocols

5

Lab 5

Chapter 7

7.1.1 Identifying WAN Connection Types7.1.2 Identifying WAN Technology Bandwidth

7.2.1 Identifying WAN Technology

7.2.2 Identifying WAN Bandwidth Features

7.2.3 Identifying Speed of Bandwidth Technologies

7.2.4 Creating a Remove Access VPN connection

7.2.5 Identifying MPLS Network Elements

Chapter 8

8.1.1 Configuring SSID

8.1.2 Identifying Ethernet Standards

8.2.1 Drag Each of the WLANs to Its Respective Description

8.3.1 Configuring Windows 7 Wireless Settings

6

Lab 6

Chapter 9

9.1.1 Identifying Networking Protocols

9.2.1 Identifying Quality Issues

7

Lab 7

Chapter 10

10.1.1 Identifying the ipconfig Command

10.1.2 Analyzing Network Paths with tracert

10.1.3 Analyzing network Paths with pathping

10.1.4 Analyzing the TCP/IP Configuration with nbtstat

10.1.5 Analyzing the TCP/IP Configuration with netstat

10.1.6 Analyzing Domain Names with nslookup

10.1.7 Adding and Removing an IPv6 Address

10.1.8 Understanding the arp Command

10.2.1 Understanding the netstat Command in UNIX

8

Lab 8

Chapter 11

11.1.1 Identifying the Components of a Multimeter

11.1.2 Identifying Steps to Use a Toner Probe

11.2.1 Understanding Configuration Management

11.3.1 Identifying Syslog Severity Levels

11.3.2 Filtering Entries in Event Viewer

9

Lab 9

Chapter 12

12.1.1 Identifying Sequence of Asymmetric Encryption

12.2.1 Identifying Types pf Denial of Service Attacks

12.2.2 Identifying Network Attacks

12.2.3 Identifying Bluetooth devices Attacks

12.4.1 Identifying Remote Access Attacks

12.5.1 Identifying a Back-To-Back Firewall

12.5.2 Identifying Firewall Techniques

12.5.3 Configuring Windows Firewall Settings

12.5.4 Identifying Types of Firewall

12.6.1 Identifying VPN Protocols

12.6.2 Identifying IPsec VPN

12.7.2 Identifying Types of IDS

10

Lab 10

Chapter 13

13.1.1 Diagnosing a Network Problem

13.1.2 Viewing TCP Frame Details using Network Monitor

13.2.1 Identifying Physical Layer Issues

13.2.2 Troubleshooting Physical Link Layer Issues

13.3.1 Troubleshooting Data Link Layer Issues

13.4.1 Understanding Data Structures

Grading for lab assignments will be based on the following rubric.

Points: 25

Lab Assignments

Criteria

Unacceptable

Below 60% F

Meets Minimum Expectations

60-69% D

Fair

70-79% C

Proficient

80-89% B

Exemplary

90-100% A

1. Complete the lab assignment according to the lab instructions.

Weight: 100%

Did not submit or incompletely completed the lab assignment according to the lab instructions.

Insufficiently completed the lab assignment according to the lab instructions.

Partially completed the lab assignment according to the lab instructions.

Satisfactorily completed the lab assignment according to the lab instructions.

Thoroughly completed the lab assignment according to the lab instructions.