Date |
Subject |
Lesson Plan |
01/31/24 |
CCNA1 |
WebXam.org Computer Hardware pretest
Link: Module 10 Reading Organizer
Reference: CCNA Official Cert Guide: Chapter 15: Operating Cisco Routers
Start Chapter 10 - Basic Router Configuration
Read: 10.0.1 Why should I take this module?
Read: 10.0.2 What will I learn in this module?
Video: CBTNugg: #19 Understanding Routing Core (35:15)
Read: 10.1.1 Basic Router Configuration Steps
Read: 10.1.2 Basic Router Configuration Example
Syntax Checker: 10.1.3 Configure Initial Router Settings
PT: 10.1.4 Configure Initial Router Settings
Assignment: Module 10 Study Guide 1-4 |
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A+ |
Video Demonstration: 5.4.2.7 Build and Test a Network Cable (6:54)
Lab: 5.4.2.8 Build and Test a Network Cable - Pass through
Video: How To Make RJ45 Network Patch Cables - Cat 5E and Cat 6 (12:08)
Link: Picture of unsatisfactory crimps
The 3 biggest issues with RJ-45 Termination:
- Wire jacket not pinched by plastic rib
- Wires in wrong order
- Wires not pushed far enough into connector before crimping
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02/01/23 |
CCNA1 |
Activity: Fill out resume questonair and bring it with you on Monday!! (2024)
Absences/tardies affect Senior Early Placement eligibility.
(Do A+ first)
Review yesterday's lab: PT: 10.1.4 Configure Initial Router Settings
Start Chapter 10, Section 2 - Configure Router Interfaces
Read: 10.2.1 Configure Router Interfaces
Read: 10.2.2 Configure Router Interfaces Example
Read: 10.2.3 Verify Interface Configuration
Read: 10.2.4 Configuration Verification Commands
Video: How to Configure A Router Interface IP Address (5:01)
Syntax Checker: 10.2.5 Configure Interfaces
Lab: Configuring Basic Router Settings (Together in class)
Assignment: Module 10 Study Guide 5-6
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A+ |
On your own - Video: Network Chuck: Top 10 Study Habits (1:31:51)
Read: 5.4.3.1 Fiber-Optic Cables
Read: 5.4.3.2 Types of Fiber Media
Read: 5.4.3.3 Fiber-Optic Connectors
Activity: 5.4.3.4 Check Your Understanding - Fiber Cables and Connectors
Link: Monoprice.com
Read: 5.5.1.1 Summary
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02/02/24 |
CCNA1 |
BPA Awards Ceremony Field Trip - Business dress - bring lunch money |
02/05/24 |
CCNA1 |
Resume Lab 8:00 (2024)
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A+ |
Video: A Guided Tour of Apple Vision Pro (9:54)
Activity: Worksheet New Technology
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02/06/24 |
CCNA1 |
Activity: Go Over/Pass out BPA State Field Trip Packets
Activity: Review Kahoot w/parents - Port Numbers and Devices
Start Module 10, Section 3 - Configure Default Gateway
Video: Jeremy's IT Lab: Routing Fundamentals (31:00)
Lab: Configuring Basic Router Settings |
02/07/24 |
CCNA1 |
Get BPA Shirt Sizes
Link: Ohio Internship Program
Lab: Configuring Basic Router Settings (Continue)
Go to Step 17 and stop. We will do Step 17 together in class. |
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A+ |
Activity: Chapter 5 Terms and Concepts Practice
Activity: Chapter 5 Quiz
Study/Review: Chapter 5 Test |
02/08/24 |
CCNA1 |
Lab: Configuring Basic Router Settings (Finish)
Video: CBTNuggets: How to Configure IP Addresses on a Cisco Device (9:51)
Read: 10.3.1 Default Gateway on a Host
Read: 10.3.2 Default Gateway on a Switch
Syntax Checker: 10.3.3 Configure the Default Gateway
PT: 10.3.4 Connect a Router to a LAN
Assignment: Module 10 Study Guide 7-17 (end) |
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A+ |
Review Video: Jason Johnson: ITE Chapter 5 Review (28:27)
Chapter 5 Test |
02/09/24 |
CCNA1 |
Discussion: Test taking advice
Review: Study Guide Question #11
Discussion: State BPA Field trip form
PT: 10.3.5 Troubleshoot Default Gateway Issues (60 minutes+)
Start Module 10, Section 4 - Module Practice and Quiz
Demonstration Video: 10.4.1 Network Device Differences: Part 1 (4:30)
Demonstration Video: 10.4.2 Network Device Differences: Part 2 (10:16)
Assignment: Module 10 Study Guide 7-17 (end)
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A+ |
Start Chapter 6 - Applied Networking
Read: 6.0.1.1 Introduction
Video Explanation: 6.1.1.1 MAC Addressing (4:55)
Video Explanation: 6.1.1.2 IPv4 Addressing
Video Explanation: 6.1.1.3 IPv6 Addressing
Read: 6.1.1.4 Two Network Addresses
Read: 6.1.1.5 Displaying the Addresses |
02/12/24 |
CCNA1 |
Do A+ First today
Don't forget to use the post-it notes and write the IPs on the topology diagram.
Lab: 10.4.4 Build a Switch and Router Network (Use the 4221 routers). Give the devices the lab assigned name plus your first name, i.e. R1-Tommy. Copy, edit, and print out config files for both router and switch. Keep the configs to one printed page per device and staple to lab. Show me your pings for sign-off please. FULLY CONFIGURE THE SWITCH JUST LIKE THE ROUTER PLEASE.
Use Telnet and IP Host configs to increase your lab skills and speed. |
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A+ |
Read: 6.1.1.6 IPv4 Address Format
Video: Professor Messer: IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing (7:32)
Read: 6.1.1.7 IPv6 Address Formats
Video: Static IP vs Dynamic IP Address (4:53)
Read: 6.1.1.8 Static Addressing
Read: 6.1.1.9 Dynamic Addressing
Read: 6.1.1.10 DNS
Video: Professor Messer: APIPA - CompTIA Network+ (3:34) |
02/13/24 |
CCNA1 |
Activity: Tear down lab 10.4.4 and remove configurations from devices when done. Be sure to print configs.
Assignment: Study for Modules 8-10 Test tomorrow
Read: 10.4.4 What did I learn in this module?
Activity: 10.4.6 Module Quiz - Basic Router Configuration
Reference: CCNA Official Cert Guide: Chapter 15: Operating Cisco Routers
Activity: Online quiz
Resource: Common Ports "Cheat Sheet" - Make sure you have with you to State BPA
Link: LearnKey |
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A+ |
Read: 6.1.11 DHCP Operation
Read: 6.1.1.12 VLAN
Read: 6.1.13 Link-local IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses
Video: Rick Graziani: IPv6 Link Local Address (7:16)
Activity: 6.1.1.14 Check Your Understanding - Network Addressing
PT: 6.1.2.1 Add Computers to an Existing Network |
02/14/24 |
CCNA1 |
Review: Modules 8-10
Review Video: Jason Johnson: Module 8, Part 1 (10:10)
Review Video: Jason Johnson: Module 8, Part 2 (7:44)
Review Video: Jason Johnson: Module 9 (6:59)
Review Video: Jason Johnson: Module 10 (10:19)
Test: Modules 8-10
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A+ |
Discussion: Test taking strategies worksheet
Discussion: Quote
Video: Psychology Professor's Viral Study Techniques: A+ Students Love It! (9:27)
Read: 6.1.2.2 Network Design
Read: 6.1.2.3 Selecting a NIC
Read: 6.1.2.4 Installing and Updating a NIC
Read: 6.1.2.5 Configure a NIC
Read: 6.1.2.6 ICMP
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