Mta – NetWorking Fundamentals (Teaching And Learning)

Mta – Networking Fundamentals (Teaching And Learning)
Last updated 10/2021
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Teach and learn Computer Networking the proper way using the Microsoft Networking Fundamentals (Exam 98-366) Curriculum

What you’ll learn
Very Similar to my INE Course
Learn how to teach Computer Networking using step-by step theory & project-based lectures (For Instructors)
Teach Computer Networking using logical and systematic methods (For Instructors)
Build and practice with your network as you learn (for students)
Prepare for the MTA – Networking Fundamentals: Exam 98-366 using step-by-step learning methods (for students)
Learn about LANs, Addressing, Media Types, Topologies, Switching & Networking Models
Learn about WANs, Routing, Remote Access, and Security
Learn about Networking Services: DNS and DHCP
Requirements
Basic Computer and IT Skills (For Students)
CompTIA Network+ or CCNA at least is recommended (For Instructors)
Experience in teaching Computer Networking or desire to teach this topic (For Instructors)
Description
Overview

Section 1: Intoduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction & Overview

Lecture 2 Introduction to Networking

Section 2: LANs, Addressing, Media Types, Topologies, Switching & Networking Models

Lecture 3 Understanding Local Area Networks (LANs)

Lecture 4 Understanding Numbering Systems

Lecture 5 Understanding Network Addressing

Lecture 6 Introducing Packet Tracer & Working with Addressing

Lecture 7 Understanding ARP & ICMP

Lecture 8 Working with ARP & ICMP

Lecture 9 Wired Network Media

Lecture 10 Network Topologies

Lecture 11 Token Ring a& FDDI

Lecture 12 Understanding Ethernet

Lecture 13 Working with Hubs

Lecture 14 Working with Switches

Lecture 15 Understanding Subnetting & Default Gateways

Lecture 16 Working with Subnetting

Lecture 17 Invalid IP Addresses

Lecture 18 Configuring Default Gateways

Lecture 19 Understanding Proxy ARP

Lecture 20 Configuring Hosts with a Default Gateway

Lecture 21 Disabling Proxy ARP

Lecture 22 Understanding VLANs

Lecture 23 Working with VLANs

Lecture 24 Understanding OSI

Lecture 25 Understanding TCP/IP

Lecture 26 Working with FTP

Lecture 27 Working with TCP & HTTP

Lecture 28 Working with the NETSTAT Command

Lecture 29 Understanding IPv6

Lecture 30 Working with IPv6

Lecture 31 Understanding Wireless Media

Lecture 32 Configuring & Working with Wireless Devices

Section 3: WANs, Routing, Remote Access, and Security

Lecture 33 Understanding WANs

Lecture 34 Understanding Routing

Lecture 35 Configuring Static Routing

Lecture 36 Working with Dynamic Routing – RIP

Lecture 37 Working with Tracert & Pathping Commands

Lecture 38 Security & Remote Access

Lecture 39 Configuring Default Routes & Working with NAT

Section 4: Networking Services: DNS and DHCP

Lecture 40 Understanding DNS

Lecture 41 Configuring & Working with DNS & the NSLOOKUP Command

Lecture 42 Understanding DHCP

Lecture 43 Configuring & Working with DHCP

Lecture 44 Working with GNS3 & Wireshark

Lecture 45 Other TCP/IP Commands

Lecture 46 Networking Technology Advancements – SDN

Section 5: Bonus Lecture: More courses – Lowest Price

Lecture 47 Bonus Lecture: More courses – Lowest Price

IT Instructors who want to teach Computer Networking using step-by step theory & project-based logical and systematic methods,Students who want to learn Computer Networking from scratch the proper way using systematic methods with logical order,Students who want to study the MTA – Networking Fundamentals (Exam 98-366) Curriculum