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1 (CTNP) Syllabus

2 Copyright This is intellectual property of ACTA S.A. and it is protected by Greek and European legislation concerning copyright. The creation of a copy of part, or of the whole, without written permission from the issuer is strictly prohibited. Its disposal is permitted in unchanged form and solely for informational purposes. Declaration of Responsibilities ACTA S.A. hereby declares that they carry out constant inspections so that this syllabus strictly covers the quality criteria in terms of the validity of its contents. Nevertheless, they carry no responsibility for any damage that may occur through the use of a part or of the whole of this syllabus. Its content may be modified or revoked whenever necessary with no previous notification. Syllabus Update The syllabus is published at: and is the only one that ACTA S.A. recognizes as an information point for those concerned. ACTA S.A. Thessaloniki: 1, Egnatias Str. P.O. Box: Tel.: Fax: info@acta.edu.gr Athens: 55, V. Sofias Str. P.O. Box: Tel.: athens@acta.edu.gr Page 2 of 8

3 Syllabus contents Sections 1. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER NETWORKS DATA TRANSMISSION WAN NETWORKS LAN NETWORKS THE NETWORK OREPATING SYSTEM WINDOWS 2003 ADVANCED SERVER INTERNETWORKING... 7 Page 3 of 8

4 Explanatory Note Candidates should have knowledge and skills related to information and telecommunications systems management. Start of Syllabus 1. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER NETWORKS 1.1. The computer network as information system 1.2. The development of networks 1.3. Basic architectures Peer to peer networks Client server networks 1.4. Categories of networks LAN MAN WAN 1.5. Network topologies BUS RING STAR Extended STAR TREE NODAL 1.6. Definition of Protocol and Architecture 1.7. ISO OSI model 2. DATA TRANSMISSION 2.1. Digital data transmission 2.2. The characteristics of analog digital signal Height, Period, Frequency, Stage Bandwidth analog - digital, capacity, transfer rate, throughput. Page 4 of 8

5 Radio waves, Electromagnetic spectrum 2.3. Synchronous Asynchronous transmission 2.4. Noise Noise sources Appearance Types of noise Detection methods Fixing methods 2.5. Means of data transmission Cables Characteristics of TP cable Types of TP cable Components Connections Standards Microwaves Microwave Relays Satellite communications Fiber optics Characteristics of the mean Transmitter Receiver Signal transmission Modes Types of fiber optics characteristics Transmission techniques Codification Compression Encryption Signal modulation ASK-PSK-FSK PCM D. Manchester Multiplexing 3. WAN NETWORKS 3.1. ATM 3.2. FRAME RELAY SONET 3.3. FDDI CDDI 3.4. WAN Technologies 3.5. Broadband VS Baseband Page 5 of 8

6 3.6. Lines 3.7. ΟΤΕ Networks 3.8. PPP Leased Line Networks 3.9. Digital Subscriber Lines 4. LAN NETWORKS 4.1. LAN Sections SERVER Types of SERVER Operating characteristics of the types of Server Technical characteristics of the types of Server Workstations Types of Workstations Technical characteristics of the types of Workstations NIC - NETWORK INTERFACE CARD NIC Operation Types Technical characteristics of NIC NOS NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM Types of NOS Operating characteristics of NOS Wiring Basic principles of structured wiring Construction of TP cable Straight patch cross cables The components of wiring Rack systems, Rack components Patch Panel Connections Rack Assemply 4.2. ETHERNET Architecture CSMA/CD protocol Ethernet frame Mac address IP address Basic ETHERNET Implementation Fast ETHERNET Implementation Basic topology Extension of basic topology Rules Restrictions HUB Operation SWITCHED ETHERNET Implementation Connections Types SWITCH Operations Page 6 of 8

7 Creation of ETHERNET network Installation of materials IP Modulation Pc names modulation Creation of Workgroup Connection to Domain Sharing Definition of Network drives Definition of Network places 5. THE NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM WINDOWS 2003 ADVANCED SERVER 5.1. Installation of Server 5.2. Creation Modulation of Server Roles File Server Print Server DHCP Server DNS Server Terminal Server 5.3. Creation of Domain controller Active Directory 5.4. Creation of User and User Groups 5.5. File Sharing 5.6. File Attributes 5.7. User Rights 6. INTERNETWORKING 6.1. LAN WAN & LAN INTERNET connection 6.2. ROUTING ROUTER device ROUTER operation Router installation setting for Internet connection 6.3. BRIDGING ROUTER device Page 7 of 8

8 ROUTER operation Router installation setting for Internet connection 6.4. Wireless LANs Bluetooth Personal area networks WLANs Operating principles, characteristics Topology, connection with Wired LAN a,b,g standards n MIMO WLAN security LAN Wifi card installation - setting Access Point installation - setting End of Syllabus Page 8 of 8

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