CCNA1 ITN Module 3

Date	Subject	Lesson Plan
10/05/21	CCNA1	Start Module 3 - Protocols and Models (Computer Science Topics) Read/Study: CCNA 200-301 Official Cert Guide, Vol. 1, Chapter 1: Intro to TCP/IP Networking Link: Module 3 Reading Organizer Read: 3.0.1 Why should I take this module? Read: 3.0.2 What will I learn to do in this module? (Review this at the end of the unit!) ~~Activity: 3.0.3 Class Activity - Design a Communications System~~ Do not do Start Module 3, Section 1 - The Rules (Communication Rules) Video: 3.1.1 Devices in a Bubble (3:44) Read: 3.1.2 Communications Fundamentals All communication methods also have three elements in common: Source, destination, channel Read: 3.1.3 Communication Protocols Read: 3.1.4 Rule Establishment An identified sender and receiver Common language and grammar For communication to occur, devices must know “how" (pictures, words, smoke signals) to communicate. Example: Egyption hieroglyphs Speed and timing of delivery Confirmation or acknowledgment requirements Protocols: Message Encoding Message Formatting and Encapsulation Message Size Message Timing Message Delivery Options Read: 3.1.5 Network Protocol Requirements Read: 3.1.6 Message Encoding Read: 3.1.7 Message Formatting and Encapsulation Read: 3.1.8 Message Size Read: 3.1.9 Message Timing Read: 3.1.10 Message Delivery Options Read: 3.1.11 A Note About the Node Icon Activity: 3.1.12 Check Your Understanding - The Rules Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 1-8
	A+ Hardware	Start Chapter 1, Section 3 - Computer Disassembly Embedded Video: 1.3.1.1 Video Explanation - Technician's Toolkit Activity: 1.3.1.2 Check Your Understanding - Technician’s Toolkit Embedded Video: 1.3.2.1 Video Demonstration – Computer Disassembly
10/06/21	CCNA1	Whether you are a network professional or a network hack, your skill is determined by how well you really understand digital communication. Module 3 introduces you to digital communication. You will need a detailed understanding of data communication to troubleshoot and repair network problems in your career. Review: Module 2 Test Activity: Subnet Practice Class C Lab: Practical 1 - Switch and one computer
	A+	Review: Chapter 1 Study: Chapter 1 Test
10/07/21	CCNA1	Academy shirts on by 8:00 please or -15 points penalty. No exceptions. No warnings. Please refrain from Internet surfing/wasting time. Use class time constructively!Upon completion of this chapter, you will begin to "think" like a networker. Check Progress Book!! Activity: Subnet Practice Class C This chapter requires a lot of memorization and a deep understanding of communication protocols. Start Module 3, Section 2 - Protocols Video: Professor Messer: Common Network Protocols (8:00) Read: 3.2.1 Network Protocol Overview Read: 3.2.2 Network Protocol Functions Read: 3.2.3 Protocol Interaction Activity: 3.2.4 Check Your Understanding - Protocols Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 9-13
	A+	Test: Chapter 1 Test 9:15 am (45 minutes)
10/11/20	CCNA1	You must become an expert at subnetting. Please give the lessons and practice your full attention and effort. If you cannot or do not know how to subnet by the end of the year, I will advise you to find another career field to pursue. Activity: Subnet Practice Class C Discussion: Mnumonic Fact Sheet Start Module 3, Section 3 - Protocol Suites Video: YouTube: What are Protocols & Standards? (4:44) Read: 3.3.1 Network Protocol Suites Read: 3.3.2 Evolution of Protocol Suites 4 historic protocol suites TCP/IP won the protocol suite war We only need to learn TCP/IP (be familiar with others) Video: YouTube: History of Ethernet by Bob Metcalfe Read: 3.3.3 TCP/IP Protocol Example Read: 3.3.4 TCP/IP Protocol Suite (Memorize the 4 layers!) Video: Professor Messer: The TCP/IP Protocol Suite (2:26) Memorize the four layers of the TCP/IP model You will need to memorize the protocols in each layer Create a mnemonic that's meaningful to you to memorize the 4 layers Index Card - TCP/IP Model Layers Many of these protocols are running at the same time in the background Read: 3.3.5 TCP/IP Communication Process Activity: 3.3.6 Check Your Understanding - Protocol Suites Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 14-20
	A+ Hardware	Review: Chapter 1 Test Start Chapter 2 - PC Assembly Righty-tighty, lefty-loosey Use the right size screwdriver for the right sized screw Tighten until snug only Do not strip screws. Reinstall screws with correct fastener - look at the threads!! Should be NO hardware left over. Do not leave loose hardware in computer case.
10/12/21	CCNA1	Activity: Subnet Practice Class C #4 Start Module 3, Section 4 - Standards Organizations Read: 3.4.1 Open Standards Video: YouTube: This is Our Internet: Open standards and why they matter (6:58)
	A+ Hardware	Lab: 1.3.2.2 Disassemble a Computer Link: Computer Repair Form
10/14/21	CCNA1	Subnet Practice Class C #5 Link: Akron U. Cybersecurity Degree Program Read: 3.4.2 Internet Standards Promotes open Internet 1. Become familiar with the heiarchy of the standards organizations 2. Understand role of ICANN & IANA (Important to us) Video: ICANN and the 7 Keys to the Internet (5:03) Read: 3.4.3 Electronic and Communications Standards Major Standards Organizations Open standards - guidlines for everyone to develop products that work together Don't own/run Internet, but helps set the rules (guidelines) so everything works globally Can't have people driving through backyards Driving down side streets at 100 mph Rules make it fair for everyone equally All important, but IEEE & IANA especially important to networkers Lab: 3.4.4 Research Networking Standards Activity: 3.4.5 Check Your Understanding - Standards Organizations Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 21-23
	A+ Hardware	Lab: 1.3.2.2 Disassemble a Computer (Do not remove motherboard or CPU yet!!) Video: Professor Messer: Managing Electrostatic Discharge (3:16) ESD - 3,000 volts to feel it. 30 volts to destroy IC Follow ESD recommendations in text EMI Electrical motors Fluorescent lights RFI Microwaves Wireless phones Lightning Sun spots Climate low humidity, ESD increases high humidity, moisture/corrosion can occur
10/15/21	CCNA1	Link: BPA Contest Listing Subnet Practice Class C - Hosts #6 Start Module 3, Section 5 - Reference Models Read: 3.5.1 The Benefits of Using a Layered Model Read: 3.5.2 The OSI Reference Model (Memorize the 7 layers!) Video: Professor Messer: Understanding the OSI Model (8:28) Please do not throw sausage pizza away All people seem to need data processing Read: 3.5.3 The TCP/IP Protocol Model (Memorize the 4 layers!) Read: 3.5.4 OSI and TCP/IP Model Comparison (Be able to replicate this diagram!) Video: And the Internet was Born: The Creation of the ARPANET (9:58) Know what ARPANET is! PT: 3.5.5 Investigate the TCP/IP and OSI Models in Action - Do the Challenge Question (Due Monday) Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 24-28
	A+	None today
10/18/21	CCNA1 Section 2	PT: 3.5.5 Investigate the TCP/IP and OSI Models in Action - Do the Challenge Question (Due today) CBTNugg: 100-101 #03: Speaking the Language of the OSI Model (47:43) Start Module 3, Section 6 - Data Encapsulation Read: 3.6.2 Sequencing Read: 3.6.3 Protocol Data Units (PDUs) Video: PDU Explained (6:48) Read: 3.6.4 Encapsulation Example Read: 3.6.5 De-encapsulation Example Understand the encapsulation/de-encapsulation process Read process as many times as needed to begin to understand Activity: 3.6.6 Check Your Understanding - Data Encapsulation Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 29-35
	A+	Lab: 1.3.2.2 Disassemble a Computer (Remove Motherboard) Show me your PC so I can sign off lab Remove motherboard and stop
10/19/21	CCNA1 Section 2	Assignment: TCP/IP Model practice worksheet (5 pts.) Start Module 3, Section 7 - Data Access Video: MicroNugget: What are IP and MAC Addresses? (5:41) Read: 3.7.1 Addresses Read: 3.7.2 Layer 3 Logical Address Read: 3.7.3 Devices on the Same Network Read: 3.7.4 Role of the Data Link Layer Addresses: Same IP Network Read: 3.7.5 Role of the Network Layer Addresses Read: 3.7.6 Role of the Network Layer Addresses Read: 3.7.7 Role of the Data Link Layer Addresses: Different IP Networks Read: 3.7.8 Data Link Addresses Activity: 3.3.2.4a Local vs. Remote Destination Worksheet Essential Information: MAC address are used to get frame from device to neighboring device IP address is used to get frame to the ultimate destination MAC address is a layer 2 "physical" address IP address is a layer 3 "logical" address 4 addresses are needed for communication: A source and destination MAC address A source and destination IP address Assignment: Module 3 Reading Organizer questions 36-48 (end)
	A+	Video: How thermal compound spreads (2:39) Video: How-to apply thermal compound (4:33) Asus Video: How to apply thermal compound (3:55) Arctic Should have already removed motherboard from computer case. Remove cooler from CPU and remove old thermal compound with alcohol pad Remove old thermal compound from CPU with alcohol pad Remove and replace CPU from motherboard socket - WATCH ORIENTATION TO SOCKET!! Apply new thermal compound to CPU Reinstall cooling system to CPU Reinstall motherboard in case - then STOP I need to sign off on your motherboard installation.
10/20/21	CCNA1	Lab: 3.7.9 Install Wireshark (or update) Lab: 3.7.10 Use Wireshark to View Network Traffic Activity: 3.7.11 Check Your Understanding - Data Access
	A+	Start Chapter 2 - PC Assembly Activity: Explore Chapter 2 Image: Handy Tip - Screw and Tape Read: 2.0.1.1 Welcome Questions to ask before building a computer: What is it going to be used for? What type of components do I want to connect to it? How much money do I have to spend? How many and what types of external devices will be connected to the computer? Do you require a RAID system? Does the client require older or proprietary components to be connected? Do you need to install a powerful graphics card? Video: NewEgg TV: How To Build a Computer - Part 1 - Choosing Your Components (24:32)
10/21/21	CCNA1	Video: The next "Big Thing"? (2:10) Start Module 3, Section 8 - Module Practice and Quiz Read: 3.8.1 What did I learn in this module? Activity: 3.8.2 Module Quiz - Protocols and Models Study: Chapters 1-3 Module Group Exams Review Video: Into To Networks v7 - Module 1 (35:14) Review Video: Intro To Networks v7 - Module 2, Part 1 of 2 (17:47) Review Video: Intro To Networks v7 - Module 2, Part 2 of 2 (17:40) Review Video: Intro To Networks v7 - Module 3, Part 1 of 2 (15:55) Review Video: Intro To Networks v7 - Module 3, Part 2 of 2 (15:25)
	A+	Enbedded Video: 2.1.1.1 Video Explanation - General and Fire Safety Video: Professor Messer: Computer Safety (5:04) Turn off AND unplug computer (hit the on/off switch a few times) Know location of fire extinguishers PASS (Pull, aim, squeexe, sweep) Types of fires: A-Consumable; B-Liquids; C-Electrical; D-Metals K-Kitchen (Know these) Know escape routes Embedded Video: 2.1.2.1 Video Demonstration - Install the Power Supply Activity: 2.1.2.2 Check Your Understanding – Install the Power Supply Read: 2.1.2.3 Select the Case and Fans The type of motherboard you choose determines the type of case that can be used. The size and shape must match exactly. Cases often come with a power supply preinstalled. In this situation, you still need to verify that the power supply provides enough power to operate all the components that will be installed in the case. Read: 2.1.2.4 Select a Power Supply Compatible with motherboard Modular or other Supply required wattage + 25% expansion Right connectors Fit in case Link: Power Supply Calculator Lab: 2.1.2.5 Install the Power Supply
10/22/21	CCNA1	Assignment: Subnet Practice #7 LearnKey Username & Password: FLast Netacad211! Link to LearnKey Discussion: LearnKey Orientation Review: Module PowerPoints: Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 On your own: Review: Modules 1-3 Read/Study: CCNA 200-301 Official Cert Guide, Vol. 1, Chapter 1: Intro to TCP/IP Networking
	A+ Hardware	Link: PC Barebones Video: NewEgg TV: How To Build a Computer - Part 2 - The Build (43:40) Embedded Video: 2.1.3.1 Video Demonstration - Install the CPU Activity: 2.1.3.2 Check Your Understanding - Install the CPU Embedded Video: 2.1.3.3 Install the RAM Activity: 2.1.3.4 Check Your Understanding - Install the RAM Embedded Video: 2.1.3.5 Install the Motherboard Activity: 2.1.3.6 Check Your Understanding - Install the Motherboard Read: 2.1.3.7 Select the Motherboard Read: 2.1.3.8 Select the CPU and CPU Cooling Link: PC Part Picker CPU is most expensive component Must fit motherboard socket Will determine system performance Choose cooling type Cooler must fit case Read: 2.1.3.9 Select the RAM Video: Professor Messer: Understanding PC Memory (10:59) Lab: 2.1.3.10 Install the Motherboard in a Computer Embedded Video: 2.1.4.1 Install the Drives Read: 2.1.4.2 Select Hard Drives Internal or external HDD, SSD, or SSHD Hot-swappable Heat generation Noise generation Power requirements Video: PCI SSD M.3 (20:00) Read: 2.1.4.3 Select Optical Drives Read: 2.1.4.4 Install the Hard Drive Read: 2.1.4.5 Install the Optical Drive Activity: 2.1.4.6 Check Your Understanding - Installing Drives Lab: 2.1.4.7 Install the Drives Embedded Video: 2.1.5.1 Install the Adapter Cards Read: 2.1.5.2 Select Adapter Cards Graphics card Sound card Storage Controllers I/O Cards NICs Capture Cards Activity: 2.1.5.3 Other Factors for Adapter Card Selection Read: 2.1.5.4 Install the Adapter Cards Video: Professor Messer: Installing and Configuring Expansion Cards (8:09) Activity: 2.1.5.5 Check Your Understanding - Installing Adapter Cards Lab: 2.1.5.6 Install Adapter Card
10/25/21	CCNA1	Assignment: Class C Subnet problem #8 Review Video: Jason Johnson CCNA1, Module 3, Part 1 (15:55) Review Video: Jason Johnson CCNA1, Module 3, Part 2 (15:25) 8:15: Test: Modules 1-3 Start Module 4

CCNA1 ITN Module 3 - Protocols and Models