Cisco 1—Week 11

Chapter 7—wireless technologies

  • What are benefits and limitations of wireless technology?
  • Where are wireless technologies commonly used?
  • How does a wireless personal-area network (WPAN) compare to a wireless local-area network (WLAN) and a wireless wide-area network (WWAN)?
  • What components are required to build a WLAN and what are their functions?
  • What are the current standards for WLANs AND HOW DO THEY COMPARE?
  • WHAT PARAMETERS MUST E CONFIGURED TO ALLOW A WIRELESS CLIENT TO ACCESS NETOWRK RESOURCES?
  • What techniques are available to help secure the WLAN?
  • How is an access point and wireless client configured to allow communication to occur?

S02. Standard 2:
A. Interpret and practice responsible citizenship relative to technology. (09-12).
02. Understand that ethical considerations are important in the development, selection and use of technologies. (09).
C. Interpret and evaluate the influence of technology throughout history, and predict its impact on the future. (09-12).
02. Select a technology or tool and predict how it will change in the future. (09)
S07. Standard 7:
E. Classify, demonstrate, examine and appraise information and communication technologies.(09-12)
03. Explain how information travels through different media (e.g., electrical wire, optical fiber, air, space). (11).

Monday, November 5, 2012

Chapter 7—Wireless Technologies

Discuss Wireless Technologies and Devices and how they impact Data

  • Electromagnetic waves
  • Radio Frequency (Bluetooth)
  • Infrared
  • Radio Frequencies

Show power point slides 1-9

Pass out Glossary Terms for Chapter 7

THIS WILL BE HOMEWORK if not completed in class

Complete study guide pages 1 and 2 (section 7.1)

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Chapter 7—Wireless Technologies

Benefits of Wireless Technology

  • Mobility
  • Scalability
  • Flexibility
  • Cost savings
  • Reduce installation time
  • Reliability in harsh environments

Limitations of Wireless Technology

  • Interference and congestion of signals
  • Security

Types of Wireless Networks and Their Boundaries

WPAN, WLAN, WWAN

Discuss Wireless LAN Standards

Discuss Wireless Clients (STA) Access Points, Wireless Bridges and Antenna

Discuss Wireless Installations: Ad-hoc and Infrastructure Mode

Connections to wireless require SYSID

Wednesday, November7, 2012

Chapter 7—Wireless Technologies

Hand in Glossary Terms for chapter 7 for a grade

Complete activity 7.2.3 Linksys GUI setting the SSID on an AP

7.2.4 Wireless Channels

Discuss the different types of channels and terms associated with this technology

Complete 7.2.4 Activity: Setting the Channels used by an AP

Thursday, November 8, 2012

7.2.5 Configuring the Access Point

Complete Lab 7.2.5 HANDS ON LINKSYS ROUTER (Do this on PACKET TRACER FIRST)

Complete Lab 7.2.5 HANDS ON LINKSYS ROUTER (Do this on real router, once packet tracer is done)

Friday, November 9,2012

NO CLASS (VETERAN’S ASSEMBLY)

Cisco 2—Week 11

CHP6—ROUTING WITH LINK STATE PROTOCOL

OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this chapter, you should be able to answer the following questions:

  • How does OSPF routing function?
  • What is necessary to plan a network using OSPF?
  • How is a single-area OSPF network designed and configured?
  • What are multiprotocol environments, and what issues are associated with them?

S02. Standard 2:
E. Forecast the impact of technological products and systems. (09-12)
03Compare and contrast the past, present and future developments of a technological system. (09).
S03. Standard 3:
A. Integrate conceptual knowledge of technology systems in determining practical applications for learning and technical problem-solving.
03 Research technology systems, resources and services to solve technical problems. (11).
B. Identify, select and apply appropriate technology tools and resources to produce creative works and to construct technology-enhanced models. (09-12).
01. Identify/recognize state-of-the-art technology tools for solving problems and managing personal/professional information. (10).
S04. Standard 4:
A. Apply appropriate communication design principles in published and presented projects. (09-12)
03. Adapt design concepts to emerging technologies. (11).

Monday, November 5, 2012

Chapter 6—Routing with LinkState Protocol in an Enterprise Network

6.1.2.2 OSPF Metrics and Convergence

Look at the diagram with the Costs calculated

Complete exercise 6.1.2.3 that calculates the cost

6.1.3 OSPF Neighbors and Adjacencies

Forming Adjacencies with neighbors by exchanging information:

Multicasting hello packets

Election Process:

DR and BDR (HIGHEST ROUTER ID, AND SECOND HIGHEST ROUTER ID)

ROUTER ID is an IP address that is determined by:

  • Highest Priority Configured (ip ospf priority number) default is 1 highest number is 255
  • The valued configured with the router-id command
  • The highest configured IP address on any loopback interface
  • If no Loopback is configure, the highest IP address on any active physical interface

OSPF LINK TYPES

Broadcast Multicast (DR/BDR required)

Point to Point (DR/BDR not required)

Non broadcast Multi-Access (such as Frame Relay and ATM)

Simulated broadcast environment (DR/BDR required)

Point-to-Multipoint environment (DR/BDR not required)

Complete exercise 6.1.3 Activity

6.1.4 OSPF Areas (AS)

Complete 6.1.4 OSPF Areas activity

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Chapter 6—Routing with LinkState Protocol in an Enterprise Network

6.2.1 Configuring Basic OSAPF in a Single Area

Enabling OSPF, Advertising the Networks and using the Wildcard Mask

Configuring Basic OSPF in a Single Area

Complete activity 6.2.1 pg. 3

Complete lab 6.2.1 Configuring Basic OSPF in a Single area

Configuring OSPF Authentication using a Key and Key ID

Complete 6.2.2 Configuring OSPF authentication

Wednesday, November7, 2012

Chapter 6—Routing with LinkState Protocol in an Enterprise Network

6.2.3 Turning off OSPF Parameters

Controlling a DR/BDR Election

Lab 6.2.3.5 Configuring OSPF Parameters copy NEW one from my directory

We will do this lab together as a group

Work on Study Guide through page 4

Section 6.2.4 Verifying OSPF Operation

Discuss command:

Show ip protocols

Show ip ospf

Show ip ospf interface

Show ip route

Work on Study guide through page 6

Thursday, November8, 2012

Chapter 6—Routing with LinkState Protocol in an Enterprise Network

Work On Study Guide through pg. 6

Section 6.3.1 Configuring and Propagating a Default Route

Discuss Autonomous System Boundary Routers and distributing a default route into an OSPF network

Section 6.3.2 Configuring OSPF Summarization

Discussion of OSPF Issues and Limitations

LSAs flood the network and limit the amount of data that the network can transport

Friday, November9,2012

Chapter 6—Routing with LinkState Protocol in an Enterprise Network

Section 6.3.4 Using Multiple Protocols in the Enterprise

Complete 6.3.4.3 exercise in book

Go over questions in 6.4.1 as a group

Web Design—Week 11

LESSON 6—CREATING ANIMATIONS

OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this chapter, you should be able to:

  • Add a reusable animation symbol to the library
  • Create animation by using frames
  • Preview and edit animations by using onion skinning
  • Control the playback of frame animations
  • Automate the animation process with tweening
  • Export an animation as an animated GIF file
  • Optimize your animation settings by using Export Preview
  • Import and export symbols to use in other files

S04. Standard 4:
A. Apply appropriate communication design principles in published and presented projects.
01. Format text, select color, insert graphics and include multimedia components in student-created media/communication products.
03. Adapt design concepts to emerging technologies (11)
B. Create, publish and present information, utilizing formats appropriate to the content and audience.
02. Use technology to publish information in electronic form (e.g., Web,media, digital video, electronic portfolio). (09)

Monday, November 5, 2012

Lesson 7

Discuss EXPORTING GRAPHICS (Pg. 104-105)

Finish Animation portion of test

TEST OVER FIREWORKS (Multiple/True False)

When finished, be sure all assignments are finished and handed into the correct folder

  • Lesson 7 animation
  • Copley Graphics
  • Name Animation
  • Road Animation

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Look at “Copley Graphics” Websites

Vote on the best one of the class (This should be the one that looks most professional)

What made a website look Professional or Unprofessional?

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

WEB EXPRESSIONS—chapter 1

Collect Dream Weaver Books

Pass out new book “Web Expressions”

Pg. 5-23 entering text

Pg. 24-29 paragraphs and bullets

Pgs. 30-35 saving web pages and applying formatting and styles

Pgs. 36-44 Centering text and changing font colors, sizes, indentation, italicizing, changing fonts

Thursday, November8, 2012

WEB EXPRESSIONS—chapter 1

Pg. 50-53 showing/hiding views

54 previewing in browsers

55-59 printing web pages and closing down

Friday, November9,2012

WEB EXPRESSIONS—chapter 2

Working with Images and Links

Complete pg. 72-84 inserting images

Pg. 84-86 adjusting the workspace layout

Pg. 87-94 displaying the ruler, adjusting proportions, positioning an image

Pg. 95-106 adding borders and spacing, modifying image margins, adding transparency to an image

Pg. 101-112 cropping an image