CompTIA i-Net+ Certification Training Course
 The CompTIA iNET+ Certification Training Course course is the basis of any Internet related profession. Netwind Learning
Center's iNet+ certification course will help you master Internet basics, security, development, networking and much, much more. Obtain today the strong foundation you need for a
successful career in today's fast-paced business world.
Target Audience
Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net+
iNet+ Prerequisites
A basic knowledge of computer hardware and software; a knowledge of advanced Internet concepts
Certification Course Covers
- Networking Fundamentals
- Internet Fundamentals
- Internet Client Infrastructure and Applications
- Internet Servers and Services
- Web Development Fundamentals
- Internet Site Development
- Networking Security Fundamentals
- Securing and Troubleshooting Networks
- Business Concepts and the Internet
Training
- Interactive full multimedia lessons
- Interactive lab exercises
- Review questions to test one skills
- 24 x 7 instructor online mentoring to answer all your questions
- Over 22 hours of training
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$299.95
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Online One Year Access
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$269.95
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iNET+Training Course Covers the following Information
Networking Fundamentals
- identify the characteristics of the main network-design models and architectures.
- identify the transmission media and technologies that support LANs and WANs.
- match network devices to their function.
- distinguish between different network topologies.
- recognize the features of the main network operating systems.
- distinguish between different network devices, topologies, and operating systems.
- distinguish between the OSI reference model and the TCP/IP stack.
- distinguish between IP address classes and perform simple subnet calculations.
- distinguish between the OSI model and TCP/IP stack and recognize IP address components.
Internet Fundamentals
- identify common uses of the Internet and recognize how Internet standards are established.
- establish a dial-up connection to the Internet using a connection wizard.
- navigate web pages using a web browser.
- configure an Internet connection and browse web pages.
- identify the functions and features of search engines.
- recognize how to configure client-side and proxy caching on Internet applications.
- perform a search and configure proxy server settings on a web browser.
Internet Client Infrastructure and Applications
- identify the main functions of an operating system and distinguish between client and network operating systems.
- recognize the PC components required for network connectivity.
- identify the characteristics and functionality of operating systems and PC components.
- configure TCP/IP and name resolution on an Internet client.
- recognize how to configure settings on a web browser.
- recognize how to use an e-mail client to send and receive e-mails.
- recognize how to use FTP and Telnet clients.
- configure Internet client applications.
- identify issues that can affect the performance of Internet clients and local area network (LAN) servers.
- identify security threats to Internet clients and the methods used to mitigate them.
- recognize the best practices for ensuring client security.
Internet Servers and Services
- identify the functions and features of web and e-mail servers.
- identify the characteristics of FTP, TFTP, and Telnet.
- distinguish between different types of Internet servers.
- identify the features and functions of application server providers (ASPs).
- select the most appropriate server in a given scenario.
- recognize the function of host files and domain name system (DNS) servers.
- identify the characteristics of connection and remote access protocols.
- identify protocols used to manage network devices remotely.
- distinguish between different remote access and administrative protocols.
Web Development Fundamentals
- recognize the HTML standards and identify common HTML editors.
- identify the structure and basic elements of an HTML document.
- create a basic web page.
- recognize how to use hyperlinks, tables, and forms in web pages.
- recognize how to use image maps and style sheets in web pages.
- use advanced HTML elements to enhance a web page.
- distinguish between client-side and server-side scripting and list common scripting and programming languages.
- identify some of the advanced markup languages used in web development.
- recognize the function of databases in Internetworking.
- distinguish between different scripting languages and database technologies.
Internet Site Development
- recognize how to plan the front-end and back-end elements of a web site.
- identify factors that contribute to effective web design.
- recognize how to perform a site functionality test.
- devise a site development plan and a testing methodology.
- define active content and recognize the function of Java applets and ActiveX controls.
- recognize the function of browser plugins and viewers.
- distinguish between different multimedia file formats.
- select the appropriate multimedia file format for a given scenario.
Networking Security Fundamentals
- identify common security risks for Internet-connected computers.
- recognize how unauthorized access and virus infections can compromise network data.
- recognize how denial-of-service (DoS) attacks operate.
- distinguish between the different threats to wireless network security.
- distinguish between different types of security threats.
- identify the components used to enforce network security.
identify techniques used to detect network intruders.
- identify the characteristics of common access control methods.
- distinguish between different network-security components and techniques.
Securing and Troubleshooting Networks
- identify the characteristics and components of firewalls and proxy servers.
- distinguish between different encryption and decryption techniques.
- configure an antivirus application.
- recognize the components and techniques for protecting network data.
- identify issues that affect Internet site functionality.
- recognize how to identify and solve site-related problems.
- use the appropriate network diagnostic tool in a given scenario.
- identify and resolve Internet-related problems.
Business Concepts and the Internet
- distinguish between the different e-commerce models.
- identify the infrastructure and standards that facilitate Internet transactions.
- identify the functions and features of electronic payment systems.
- identify the most appropriate e-commerce solution for a given scenario.
- identify the characteristics of common e-marketing methods.
- identify the legal and regulatory concerns for organizations conducting business online.
- identify future trends in e-business.
- identify key marketing and regulatory considerations associated with launching an e-business initiative.
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