Course Syllabus
Networking 2
Course Description
Networking 2 Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials is a comprehensive course that delves into the fundamental concepts of networking, focusing
on the essential skills required to design, build, and manage modern networks. This course covers the configuration of switches, routers, and wireless
devices, as well as the implementation of network protocols and services. Students will gain hands-on experience with Cisco equipment and develop
a deep understanding of network infrastructure, network security, and network management.
The practical applications of Networking 2 Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials are vast and varied. Network administrators, engineers, and
architects can apply their knowledge to design and implement scalable, secure, and efficient networks that meet the demands of modern businesses.
This course is essential for anyone looking to pursue a career in networking, as it provides a solid foundation in the skills required to succeed in this
field. Furthermore, the course's focus on wireless networking and network security makes it an ideal choice for those interested in specializing in these
areas.
The importance of learning Networking 2 Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials cannot be overstated. As the demand for skilled network
professionals continues to grow, this course provides students with the skills and knowledge required to stay ahead of the curve. The networking
industry is constantly evolving, and this course ensures that students are equipped to tackle the challenges of modern networking. By mastering the
concepts covered in this course, students can contribute to the development of efficient, secure, and scalable networks that meet the needs of
businesses and organizations worldwide.
Upon completing Networking 2 Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials, students can pursue a range of career outcomes, including network
administrator, network engineer, network architect, and cybersecurity specialist. This course is also a stepping stone to more advanced certifications,
such as CCNP and CCIE, which can further enhance career prospects. With the skills and knowledge gained from this course, students can unlock a
range of career opportunities and take their first steps towards a successful and rewarding career in networking.
Note: The syllabus may be subject to adjustments as per the instructor's discretion and to accommodate specific institutional requirements or
additional resources.
Contact Hours:
Section Time Days Methodology Type of Contact
A 8:00 – 9:00 MW Lecture/Discussion Online
11:30 – 1:00 TTH Laboratory/Hands-On Face-to-Face
B 7:00 – 8:30 TTH Laboratory/Hands-On Face-to-Face
9:00 – 10:00 MW Lecture/Discussion Online
C 2:00 – 3:00 MW Lecture/Discussion Online
4:00 – 7:00 Tue Laboratory/Hands-On Face-to-Face
D 1:00 – 2:00 MW Lecture/Discussion Online
4:00 – 7:00 Thu Laboratory/Hands-On Face-to-Face
Midterm
Unit I: Basic Device Configuration Unit V: STP Concepts
• Configure a Switch with Initial Settings • Purpose of STP
• Configure Switch Ports • STP Operations
• Secure Remote Access • Evolution of STP
• Basic Router Configuration Unit VI: EtherChannel
• Verify Directly Connected Networks • EtherChannel Operation
Unit II: Switching Concepts • Configure EtherChannel
• Frame Forwarding • Verify and Troubleshoot EtherChannel
• Collision and Broadcast Domains Unit VII: DHCPv4
Unit III: VLANs • DHCP Concepts
• VLANs in a Multi-Switched Environment • Configure Cisco IOS DHCPv4 Server
• VLAN Configuration • Configure DHCP Client
• VLAN Trunks Unit VIII: SLAAC and DHCPv6
• Dynamic Trunk Protocol • IPv6 GUA Assignment
Unit IV: Inter-VLAN Routing • SLAAC
• Inter-VLAN Routing Operation • DHCPv6
• Router-on-a-Stick Inter-VLAN Routing • Configure DHCPv6 Server
• Inter-VLAN Routing using Layer 3 Switches
• Troubleshoot Inter-VLAN Routing
Finals
Unit IX: FHRP Concepts • Secure WLANs
• First Hop Redundancy Protocols Unit XIII: WLAN Configuration
• HSRP • Remote Site WLAN Configuration
Unit X: LAN Security Concepts • Configure a Basic WLAN on the WLC
• Endpoint Security • Configure a WPA2 Enterprise WLAN on the WLC
• Access Control • Troubleshoot WLAN Issues
• Layer 2 Security Threats Unit XIV: Routing Concepts
• MAC Address Table Attacks • Path Determination
• LAN Attacks • Packet Forwarding
Unit XI: Switch Security Concepts • Basic Router Configuration Review
• Implement Port Security • IP Routing Table
• Mitigate VLAN Attacks • Static and Dynamic Routing
• Mitigate DHCP Attacks Unit XV: IP Static Routing
• Mitigate ARP Attacks • Static Routes
• Mitigate STP Attacks • Configure IP Static Routes
Unit XII: WLAN Concepts • Configure IP Default Static Routes
• WLAN Components • Configure Floating Static Routes
• WLAN Operation • Configure Static Host Routes
• CAPWAP Operation Unit XVI: Troubleshoot Static and Default Routes
• Channel Management • Packet Processing with Static Routes
• WLAN Threats • Troubleshoot IPv4 Static and Default Routes
References
1. Introduction to Networks v7 Companion Guide (2020) Cisco Press
2. Switching, Routing and Wireless Essentials v7 Companion Guide (2020) Cisco Press
3. Packet Tracer Network Simulator (2014) Jesin A.; Packt Publishing
4. Online search (google, youtube)
Grading System 1.0 96 – 100% Excellent
Criteria Percentage 1.25 94 – 95 % Very Good
Lab Activities 15 1.50 92 – 93 % Very Good
Attendance 15 1.75 89 – 91 % Good
Quizzes 20 2.0 87 – 88 % Good
Midterm Exam 25 2.25 84 – 86 % Good
Final Exam 25 2.50 82 – 83 % Fair
Total 100% 2.75 79 – 81 % Fair
3.0 75 – 78 % Passed
5.0 Failure
INC Incomplete Incomplete
Materials, Software’s & Equipment’s DR Dropped
• Computer Laboratory • Cable Striper
• Cisco Packet Tracer Network Simulator • Laptops
• CMD or Terminal • Smartphones
• PuTTy • Wireless Router
• WireShark • Wireless Router Modem
• GNS3 • Network Switch
• SecureCRT • PowerPoint Slide
• Cisco Packet Tracer Mobile • UTP Cables
• Network Crimping Tool • RJ 45 Connectors
• Network Cable Tester • 9v Battery
House Rules
1. Be sure to get to class on time and wear proper school uniform.
2. Respect your instructor and your classmates. Private conversation while the teacher is speaking is not allowed.
3. Turn your cellular phones and other gadgets off when in class or at least have it in silent mode to avoid disruption of the class.
4. Be sure to come to class prepared. When having difficulty understanding the lesson, seek assistance from your instructor.
5. Activities must be submitted on or before the deadline.
6. Student/s will be allowed 3 un-excused absences and 2 excused absences, exceeding 20% of the total number of class attendance will be
subject for dropped.
7. Student/s will be given INC, he/she has missing core materials to accomplish such as exams.
8. Student/s that has multiple absences and has records of low performance in class will be given failing grade after the semester.
9. Late student/s will be marked absent if he/she exceeds more than 20mins of allotted class time, and will not be allowed to enter the class.
Prepared by:
Danny Gem T. Entico
Course Instructor
