CERTIFIED NETWORKING TECHNICIAN TRAINING IN LAGOS

 COST: #45,000
DURATION 1 month
INSTALMENTAL PAYMENT ALLOWED

johnson.adejolanew@gmail.com

08039576767

    MODULE 1:    BASIC  NETWORKING

·         Introduction to networking as a platform

·         Networking components (connectivity devices, communicating devices, communication links, network resources)

·         Network classifications

·         Network components identifications

·         Network cable termination

·         Structured networking

·         Network connection

·         Identifying internet protocol addresses

·         Configuring network adapters

·         Testing network functionality

·         Accessing workgroup computers

·         Sharing network resources

·         Setting up a wireless LAN network using access point

·         Configuring access point

·         Introduction WIFI networking               

      MODULE 2:

 SERVER ADMINISTRATION USING MICROSOFT

·         Introduction to server operating systems

·         Active directory and domain services

·         Setting up Microsoft domain services

·         Identifying Microsoft servers components (ADDS, DHCP, DNS, etc)

·         Configuring server 2008 active directory services

·         Joining clients to the server   

MODULE 3:

NETWORK ADMIN OF CAFE

·         Café systems setup

·         Connectivity of café system

·         Connecting with the Server

·         Timing 

·         Troubleshooting café systems

DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER & NETWORKING ENGINEERING IN LAGOS

Duration: 12 Weeks WEEKEND CLASSES: 12 Saturdays
REGISTRATION FEE N3,000 TUITION FEES: N45,000
Venue: IMT Computer training institute
2 Medical road Ikeja opposite SLOT
08039576767

This is a 2-Module course leading to the award of DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER & NETWORKING

DURING THE PROCESS OF THIS COURSE THE STUDENTS WILL LEARN:
• The practical aspect of computer engineering
• How to identify computer components and their functions
• How to assemble a system unit and installation of software
• How to fix computer related problems (troubleshooting)
• How to place several machines on the network and make them communicate
• How to network systems together
• How to setup cyber café
• Troubleshooting a network
• E.t.c

MODULE 1: COMPUTER ENGINEERING

A: INTRODUCTION
• Introduction and definitions
• Computer appreciation/preparatory class
• Generations of computers
• Identification and functionality of computer peripherals

B: Computer Architecture Assembly (CAA)

• System unit components identification and functionality
• Compatibility and assembling
• System unit upgrade

C : Operating system (OS)

• MS DOS windows operating system
• Disk preparation (partitioning and formatting)
• Internal and external commands
• File systems (FAT, NTFS, HPFS)

D: Installation Maintenance and repair (IMR)

• Installation of windows operating system
• Dual booting and upgrading
• Configuring hardware and software resources
• Preventive and corrective maintenance
• Back up

E : Basic and Digital Electronics (BDE)

• Electrical components identification and functionality such as: diode, capacitor, resistor, transformer
• Soldering and de-soldering
• Components test using multi meter
• General repairs on:
o Power pack
o Monitor
o Printer
o UPS




F: SYSTEM ENGINEERING
• Conflict avoidance and management
• IRQ, DMA, I/O ADDRESS
• Processor upgrade
• Internal components of an HDD
• Understanding setup environments (BIOS) AWARD, AMI, PHOENIX

G: TROUBLESHOOTING AND DATA RECOVERY

• Software and hardware troubleshooting
• Data back up and data recovery
• Use of third party utilities such as: EZ, DM, GHOST 6.0, STARTUP DISKETTE
• Cloning of an HDD

MODULE II : NETWORKING ENGINEERING

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NETWORK SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
• IP Addressing and Subnetting
• Network Performance and Troubleshooting
• Cable Types and Cabling
• Café Setup and Billing
• Dial Up Networking and Internet Sharing
• Network Administration (Window 200 Server)
• DHCP, DNS, Active Directory
• WIRELESS ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION
• Wireless LAN (Ad Hoc and Infrastructure)
• Bridging Wireless and Wired Network
• STRUCTURED CABLING
• Patch panel termination,
• Patch cords construction,
• Trunking,
• Termination on face plate

DELIVERY METHOD
Instructor shall deliver lectures along side with all the required practical equipment with the aid of symmetric diagrams. He shall also lecture with soft copy of the course for better understanding along side with a projector for clarity especially n a large class. Writing materials and text book shall be supplied to all students free of charge. The lecture room is academic friendly; it is spacious enough with constant power supply.

CCTV PRACTICAL TRAINING WITH FIBER OPTIC CABLE

CCTV Surveillance Camera On Fiber Optic Cable Technology

With a transition from analog to digital video continuing, there remains a crucial requirement for reliable transmission of the video signal during today's period of coexistence. With many legacy installations it has been coaxial cable handling images from a camera to monitoring, recording or both. Coaxial has its limitations, including restricted transmission distance, signal degradation over long cable runs and interference.

Networking, digital and Internet Protocol (IP) have ushered in unshielded twisted-pair (UTP) cable and high-speed Ethernet, employing IP to carry the digitized video images. In some installations wireless transmission–radio-frequency, microwave, WiFi and mesh nets–play a role. Most enterprise security video designs are not totally wireless. Instead, the technology is applied to meet certain geographic or operational challenges
This training is tailored to integrate the two field together as a course