The
i-NET+ computer training course will prepare you for the CompTIA
i-NET+ exam, which is designed to certify entry-level Internet
and e-commerce technical professionals responsible for participating
in the maintenance of Internet, Intranet and Extranet infrastructure
and services as well as the development of Web-related applications.
As an added benefit of i-Net+ certification, all certificate
holders can receive credit for the Foundations level of the Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) Program. The comprehensive
training package is available on 8 CD-ROMs and features Charles
Dworkis, who brings 10 years of information technology knowledge
into his presentations.
You will also receive 1 practice exam simulator that contains
hundreds of situation and fact-based questions to really test
your knowledge. The simulator contains two different testing
formats. The first exam is a learning tool and with each question
you have the opportunity to click on a "Learn Now"
button and receive a response as to why an answer is correct
or incorrect. The second practice exam is designed to simulate
the "real exam". Questions are randomly selected
per objective and presented in a time-format. At the end of
the exam you will receive a final grade by objective, to help
you recognize any areas that require additional study.
Course Outline
Introduction |
Internetworking Devices |
Multimedia & Graphics |
Internet History |
Hubs |
Plug-ins and Extensions |
Internet Basics Internet Connections |
Firewalls |
Programming Languages |
WAN Connectivity |
Protocols, Remote Access Protocols |
Server-/Client-side Programming |
Internet Utilities |
Internet, Intranet or Extranet |
Databases |
The Domain Name System (DNS) & Uniform Resource
Locators (URL) |
Virtual Private Networks |
E-Business Concepts |
Ports and URLS |
Private VS. Public Networks |
E-Commerce Standards |
Protocols |
Types of Virtual Networks |
Web-Site Design & Management |
Internet Mail Systems |
Troubleshooting |
E-Commerce Terms |
Caching |
Troubleshooting Internet Problems |
Online Marketing |
Internet Searches |
Security Access Control |
Offline Marketing |
Cookies |
Encryption |
Pull vs. Push Technology |
Networking Networking & the OSI Model |
Challenge/Response Protocols |
Visitor Tracking |
TCP/IP Addressing |
Auditing |
Internet Copyright Issues |
The TCP/IP Model |
Log Files |
Copyright Protection |
Connection Devices |
Hackers and Crackers |
The International Issues of Globalization |
Networking |
Development (Hypertext markup language) HTML |
Multilingual Website |
Researching your Global Market |
Final Thoughts |
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