I. CF (Computer Fundamental)

1. Computer Concepts

• What is a computer?
• Computer Types
• Distributed or Grid Computing

2. Input System

• Types of Input, Keyboard
• Keys of Computer Keyboard
• Pointing Devices
• Mouse, Trackball, Glidepad
• Game Devices
• Pen Input, Touchscreen, Digitizers and Graphics Tablets, Terminals
• Multimedia, Sound Input, Voice Input
• Video Input, Data Automation

3. Processing System

• Digital Data, Digital Codes
• Parity
• Central Processing Unit, ALU
• Applications, Control Unit, CPU, Input/Output Storage
• Main Memory, Operating System, Unused Storage, Working Storage, Machine Cycle
• The Machine Cycle, Speed, Memory Addresses
• Processor Speed
• Physical Components, Microprocessor
• Memory Devices, Speed, Motherboards
• Connectors, ISA slots, Keyboard plug , Memory slots, PO slots
• Power connections, Processor socket

4. Output System

• Types of Output, Categories of Output
• Printer Features
• Printer Types
• Screen (Monitor) Features, Making Colored Pictures
• Resolution
• Type of Screens
• Other Devices
• Data projectors, Large Format Printers, Microfilm (COM), Sound

5. Computer Storage

• Diskette / Floppy Disk
• Disk Format
• Disk Capacity
• Caring for Disks
• Anti-virus, Magnetic Tape
• Optical Disks
• Other Devices, Flash Memory, USB drive
• Removable hard drives, Mass storage, Smart cards, Optical cards

II. Operating System :

1. Using Windows XP

• Logging into Windows XP, Switching Accounts
• Switching Users
• Shut Down Before Leaving, Turning Off Your Computer
• My Computer
• How to Minimize Windows, Enlarging Windows
• A Window's Menu, Managing the Window Contents
• A Window's Toolbar
• Managing the Toolbar, Choose a new desktop theme
• Choose a desktop background, Increase the size of Windows text fonts
• Change your screen resolution
• Personal folders
• Using Fonts
• Connect to a printer
• Print a file, Check on the printing of your file
• Stop printing your file, Printer drivers
• Changing printing preferences

1. Networking Fundamentals

• Area Networks
• LAN Basics
• WAN Basics
• LANs and WANs at Home
• MAN, SAN, PAN, DAN, and CAN
• Network topology
• Client-server Networking
• Thin clients vs. Fat Clients
• n-Tier Architecture
• Peer-to-peer Networking
• Advantages of peer-to-peer networks

2. Ethernet Networking

• Ethernet
• Fast Ethernet
• Token Ring
• Media
• Topologies
• Collisions
• Ethernet Products
• Transceivers
• Network Interface Cards
• Hubs/Repeaters
• Bridges
• Ethernet Switches
• Routers
• When Ethernets Become Too Slow
• Device Servers
• Print Servers
• Multiport Device Servers
• Access Servers
• Device Servers
• Terminal and Print Servers -- Traditional Applications
• Serial-to-Ethernet Service
• Device Server Technology
• Lantronix Device Servers
• Device Servers - Making the Applications Work
• Data Acquisition
• Factory Floor Automation
• Security Systems
• Scanning Devices
• Medical Devices
• More Applications
• Fast Ethernet
• Rules of the Road
• Maintaining a Quality Network
• Fast Ethernet Migration
• Network Switching
• What is a Switch?
• Network Congestion
• The Factors Affecting Network Efficiency
• Measuring Network Efficiency
• Routers
• Switch Benefits
• Switch Costs
• General Benefits of Switching
• Switching in Your Network
• Replacing a Central Hub with a Switch
• Adding Switches to a Backbone Switched Network
• Designing for Maximum Benefit
• Good Candidates for Performance Boosts from Switching
• Advanced Switching Technology Issues
• Managed or Unmanaged
• Store-and-Forward vs. Cut-Through
• Blocking vs. Non-Blocking Switches
• Switch Buffer Limitations
• Layer 3 Switching
• Making the Transition to Gigabit Ethernet
• The Switch
• Cabling
• Network Cards
• Twisted Pair Ethernet (10baseTfUTP)
• Ethernet and Dialup-adapter: Sharing Internet Connection
• Sharing one modem on a Network for Internet access ?
• Non Microsoft Internet Connection Sharing
• Using the Internet Connection on the Client systems

3. Virtual Network Comp-R.11MR (VNC)
 

• The VNC Protocol
• Adaptive update protocol
• Input protocol
• Connection Setup and Shutdown
• VNC Clients
• VNC Servers
• The Windows NT VNC server
• Installation
• Using WinVNC
• WinVNC Properties
• Running WinVNC as a service
• WinVNC - Advanced Settings
• CORBAConnect
• DebugLevel
• ConnectPriority
• SocketConnect
• VNCHooks - Advanced Settings
• Running on other Win32 systems
• VNCviewer for Windows

4. dialup Networz,-Jng in Windows NT

• Modem Inactivity Timeout
• Modem connection (DUN/RAS) is terminating
• "Inactivity Timeout not Passed Through to TAPI Service Provider"
• Installation of Dial-Up Networking
• Verification of the Dial-Up Networking Setup
• Define a Dial-Up Networking Connection
• Configure DUN as Internet Connection
• Dialup Networking with TCP/IP
• Setup of Windows NT workstation as RAS server
• Setting up a Windows95/98 Client
• Installation of WINS on Windows NT server:
• Access from the LAN to the disk of the Remote Client:
• Windows NT4 ICS Client Installation
• Configuration of the TCP/IP protocol:
• Configure Internet Explorer
• Internet Connection Sharing
• Security concerns on Internet connections

5. Administration via Windows NT Server Toots

6. Networking in Windows XP

• Adding the OEM Network Adapter Driver to the RIS Image
• Configuring the IP Address
• Configuring the Default Gateway, DNS, and Host Name
• Adding Static Clients to the Hosts File
• How to add a computer description
• How to change a computer name and join a domain or a workgroup
• Network ID Wizard
• Setup procedures
• Configuration and usage issues
• Enable TCP/IP Forwarding in Windows
• Preventing the Overloading Effect
• Configuring Windows NT 4.0 Emulation
• Consider the following scenario:
• To Enable ICS on a PPPoE Broadband Network Connection
• Configuration and Usage Issues
• Troubleshoot VPN connections
• To enable or prevent the receiving of files:
• On the host computer
• How to configure an additional DNS server IP address
• How to modify the resolution behavior for unqualified DNS names
• How to modify DNS dynamic update behavior
• How to Remove a Network Place
• Set up your computer for wireless networking
• Install the wireless adapter
• Connect to the network
• Configure Windows XP for IrDA Dial-Up Networking
• Establish an Infrared Connection
• Connect to the Internet
• Disconnect from Your Mobile Device

7. Files and Printer Sharing in Windows

• File Sharing in Windows XP
• Components of File and Printer Sharing
• Enabling File and Printer Sharing
• Sharing a Folder
• Connecting to a Shared Folder
• Sharing a Printer
• Managing Shared Folders
• Windows 2000
• File Sharing in Windows 2000
• Connecting to a Windows 2000 Shared Folder
• Components of File and Printer Sharing
• Windows 98 and Windows Me
• File Sharing in Windows 98 and Windows Me
• Windows NT 4.0
• File Sharing in Windows NT 4.0

8. File Sharing and Permission in MS Windows

• Turning on and turning off Simple File Sharing
• Managing levels of access to shares and to files
• Troubleshooting file sharing in Windows XP
• Internet Connection Firewall can prevent browsing and file share

9. Microsoft Windows server 2003

• Windows Home Server
• Start Windows Server 2003 Setup from MS-DOS
• How to configure MS Distributed Transaction Coordinator?
• Setting up Perl/CGI to work with Windows Server 2003
• Setting up PHP to work on Windows Server 2003
• Enabling ASP
• Setting Host Headers in ITS 6.0
• Creating a New User on Windows Server 2003
• Windows Server 2003 Security Boundaries
• Not Requiring Ctrl-ALT-DEL at logon
• Disabling the Shut Down Tracker
• Disabling Automatic Updates on Windows Server 2003
• Finding your new hard drive
• Enabling Remote Desktop

10. Wireless Networking

• Wireless networking
• Range of a wireless network
• Wireless network and LAN
• Setting Up an 802.11b Home Wireless Network
• Configuring Wireless Devices
• 802.1 lb vs. Bluetooth
• Networking in LintiX
• Networking with TCP/IP
• TCP/IP hardware requirements, Configuring TCP/IP on your system
• Setting your host name, SLIP configuration
• Dial-up networking and PPP
• Using Internet servers with dynamic IP numbers, PPP connection files
• Make sure you are logged in as root
• The ppp-on script
• Using MSCHAP

12. File and Print2r Sharing in Windows Vista

13. Microsoft Windows server 2008