| Units: |
3.00 |
| Prerequisite: |
None. |
| Advisory: |
CISC 320 (Operating
Systems), 350 (Introduction to Data
Communications), and 351 (Introduction to
Local Area Networks) |
| Hours: |
45 hours lecture, 27
hours laboratory |
| Description: |
This course covers the
administration of a server in a client/server
network. Topics include designing a basic network,
installing and configuring a network operating
system, and managing network security with user and
group accounts. Additional topics are creating
network shares, setting up and managing network
printers, backing up servers, monitoring and setting
access permissions on network resources, and
establishing policies and procedures for network
operations. |
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Section 3: Learning Outcomes and Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the
student will be able to:
- create, configure and implement a workgroup and a
domain-based network using a Windows Network Operating
System.
- examine and explain the administrative tools of a
Windows server network operating system.
- formulate and configure resource sharing including
printers.
- analyze and construct user accounts and groups using
best practices for security.
- analyze and evaluate network security for file and
user access permissions.
- compare and contrast system backup methodologies and
best practices for scheduling backups and restoring
files and system state data.
- analyze and explain network resource utilization
using Windows performance monitor, including performance
counters and their implications.
- implement and define the Windows Active Directory
and its main features and uses.
- research and identify good Internet resources for
obtaining answers to common problems, network anomalies
and Windows server problems.
- define and demonstrate the functions and
configuration of Windows clients and servers in an
Active Directory Domain environment.
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