ICCT COLLEGES FOUNDATION, INC.

V. V. Soliven Ave. II Cainta, Rizal

COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES

Syllabus in
CISCO001

I. COURSE CODE: CISCO01

II. COURSE TITLE: INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKS

III. PRE-REQUISITE:ETRONO01

IV. CREDIT UNITS: 4

V. COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course deals with the introduction of Cisco Networking Academy Program to the students to undertake the networking field. The
course focuses on network terminology and protocols, local-area networks (LANs), wide-area networks (WANs) students are expected to
do Open System Interconnection (OSI) models, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, Internet Protocol (IP)
addressing, and network standards.

VI. CORE VALUES

1. Manifest cooperative learning; sharing and integration of ideas among others.
2. Practice Installation and configure Cisco switches and routers in multiprotocol internetworks using LAN and WAN interfaces
3. Observe and acquire the skills necessary to plan and implement small networks supporting a range of applications. 
4. Improve network performance and security
5. Perform entry-level tasks in the planning, design, installation, operation and troubleshooting of Ethernet, TCP/IP Networks.

VII. COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. Explain network and explain what makes it in society.

2. Discuss and configure network operating system
3. Describe the LAN,WAN,MAN and the ethernet
 4. Gain a through understanding of network protocols and communication
5. Familiarize and explain the OSI model.
6. Describe the Ethernet Protocols.
7. Describe how Network Layer Protocol works.
8. Describe how IP addressing works.
9. Identifying the use of Transport Layer, Application Layer and how to build a small network.

VIII. Course Outline

Weeks Days OBJECTIVES TOPIC LEARNING BOOK TEACHING
ACTIVITIES PAGES EVALUATION
 Familiarize with the mission and I. Classroom Orientation Classroom discussion ICCT HANDBOOK
vision of the school and able to  ICCT Mission and Vision
understand the ICCT Mission and  Grading System
Vision.

 Analyze the evaluation and grading

system of the school
1  Explain the Network Components Chapter I. Overview of Network Engage  Chapter 1 page  Objective Test
and overview of network Components  Lecture and 1.1-1.5. CCNA1
 LAN,MAN,WAN discussion RSE V.6  Online
 The internet, Intranet, and Examination
Extranet Explore
 Internet Connection  Power point  Memory Matrix
 Converged Network presentation
1  Reliable Network
Apply
 Illustrate the
network
 Network Trends components in
2  Analyze the changing network packet tracer
 Network Security
environment and operation.  Network Architecture

Chapter II : Configure a Network Engage  Chapter 2 page  Written Exercises

operating System  Interactive 2.0-2.5 CCNA1  Online
3  Describe and implement IOS lecture RSE v6 Examination
environment  Cisco IOS  Memory Matrix
 Navigate the IOS Explore
  The command Structure  Interaction with
 Basic Device Configuration Cisco module
 Hostnames
 Limit Access Device Apply
Configuration  Module review
 Save Configuration about the port
addressing
4  State Addressing Scheme of  Ports and Addresses  Summarizing
Port and Addresses  Configure IP Addresses IOS environment
 Verifying Connectivity

2 1 Engage  Chapter 3 page  Objective Test

 Power point 3.0-3.5 CCNA1
Chapter III: Network Protocol and presentation RSE V.6  Workbook critical
Communicatioln thinking activity
2 Explore
 Rules of Communication  Interaction with
Cisco Module  Online Quiz
 Cisco Activity
 Familiarize the Rules of Module
3 Communication  Protocols Apply
 Protocol Suites  Module review
 Describe the network protocols  Standard Organization about the rules  Minute Paper
and Standard  Referense Model of
 Data Encapsulation communication
 Data Access

 Online
Examination
3 1  Explain the Network Layer Design Chapter IV:Network Access Engage  Chapter 4 page  Objective Test
and its function  Interactive class 4.0- 4.5 CCNA1 V6
 Physical Layer Protocol discussion
2  Network Media  Online
 Describe the Physical Layer  Purpose of data Link Layer Explore examination
Protocol Protocol  Interaction with
 Media Access Control Cisco Module
  Cisco Activity
Module
 Packet Tracer
 WAN topologies Apply Activity
 LAN topologies  Critical thinking  Documented
 Data Link Frame analysis/group Problem solution
discussion
 Practice the
configuration
4 1  Familiarize the Ethernet Protocol Chapter V: Ethernet Engage  Chapter 5 page  Online
 Brainstorming 5.0-5.5 CCNA examination
 Ethernet Protocol 1Module RSE v6
 Ethernet Frame Explore  Problem
 Ethernet MAC Address  Power point Recognition Task
 LAN Switches presentation
 The MAC Address Table Apply  Objective Test
 Switch Forwarding Methods  Module review
 Switch Port Setting about the switch
 MAC and IP configuration  Configuring Packet
 ARP Tracer
 ARP Issues

Midterm Grading Period

5 1  Introduce the Network Layer and Engage  Chapter 6 page  Online
its function Chapter VI: Network Layer  Brainstorming 6.0-6.5 CCNA1 examination
RSE V6
 Network Layer and Protocols Explore  Packet Tracer
 Characteristic of the IP  Power point activity
Protocol presentation
 IPV4 Packet Apply  Documented
 How a Host Routes  Module review Problem Solution
 Router routing Table about the switch
configuration

2  Explain the IP Addressing Chapter VII: IP Addressing Engage  Chapter 7 page  Online
 Interactive class 7.0-7.5 CCNA 1 examination
 Binary and Decimal discussion RSE V6
  Objective Test
Explore
Convertion  Interaction with  Problem
 IPv4 Address Structure Cisco Module Recognition Task
 IPv4 Unicast  Cisco Activity
Module
 Types of IPV4 Addresses
 IPV6 Addressing
Apply
 Types of Addressing
 Critical thinking
 IPv6 Unicast Addresses analysis/group
 Testing and Verification discussion
 Practice the
configuration
6 1  Access and analyze the Engage  Chapter 8 Page  Online
Subnetting  Interactive 8.0-8.5 CCNA1 examination
Lecture and RSE V6
Chapter VIII: Subnetting IP Address discussion  Packet Tracer
Activity
Explore
 Network Segmentation
 Problem  Focused listing
 Subnetting an IPv4 Network
recognition task
 Structured Design
 Subnetting an IPv6 network Apply
 Documented
problem solution
and Packet
Tracer Activity
7 1 Chapter IX: Transport Layer Engage  Chapter 9 Page  Online
 Access and analyze the  Interactive class 9.0-9.5 CCNA1 V6 examination
Transport Layer  Transportation of Data discussion
 TCP and UDP Overview  Packet Tracer
 TCP communication Explore Activity
 UDP Communication  Interaction with
Cisco Module
 Cisco Activity  Memory Matrix
Module

Apply
  Critical thinking
analysis/group
discussion
Practice the
configuration
Final Grading Period
9 1  Determine the Application Layer Engage  Chapter X page  Online
protocol  Interactive 10.0-10.4 CCNA 1 Examination
lecture V6
Chapter X: Application Layer
Protocol  Written
Explore examination
 Video
 Application, Presentation
presentation
And Session
 Case analysis  Minute Paper
 Well Known Application Layer
Protocol and Services
Apply
 Web and Email Protocols
 Critical thinking
 IP Addressing Services
analysis/group
 Packet Tracer
discussion
Activity
 Practice the
configuration

IX. REFERENCES:

A. CCNA1 Netacad Online Module

B. https://static-course-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/RSE6/en/index.html
C. https://static-course-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/ITN51/en/index.html

X. REQUIREMENTS:
 1. Recitation
2. Quizzes
3. Group Participation/Presentation
4. Major Exams
5. Project/Assignment

XI. GRADING SYSTEM

Q -Quiz MQ -Midterm Quiz FQ -Final Quiz

R -Recitation MR -Midterm Recitation FR -Final Recitation
P -Project/Lab. Activity MP -Midterm Project/Activity FP -Final Project
PEXR -Prelim Exam Rating MEXR -Midterm Exam Rating FEXR -Final Exam Rating
PCS -Prelim Class Standing MCS -Midterm Class Standing FCS -Final Class Standing

Prepared by: Noted by: Noted by: Noted by:

Manuel M. Dangan Manuel M. Dangan Dr. Epifania Tabbada Ana Liza R. Kho, MAT
CISCO, Coordinator Department Head,CSIT Academic Consultant VP- Academic Affairs
CISCO Coordinator

Thom Christian Makiling

Faculty, College of Computer Studies

Approved by:

Dr. Vivien Co- Say

President