BECIL Certified Hardware & Network Expert (BCHNE) / Network Engineering

15. BECIL Certified Hardware & Network Expert (BCHNE) / Network Engineering

Duration Normal  :   1 Year        Fast Track : 6 Months

Semester : 1

Paper-I:  Computer Architecture, Mother Board and its all components, Computer Components (Input/Output Devices, Primary and Secondary Memory, Power Supply, Monitor). Computer Assembling, Make your own Computer, Operating System Installation, Windows Vista, Software Installation, Trouble Shooting, Bios Setups, Identifications of Components.

Paper-II:  Introduction to networking Technology, Types of Networking, Transmission Media, CAT 1-6 Cables, Transmission Media Adapter, Network Topologies, Network Architectures, Networking an Internet Connection with Group Computers, Raid Configuration with Hard disk, Windows Server Technologies, Windows Client Technologies, Networking Features.

Part-III: Types of Linux, Introduction to Linux, The structure of Linux, User Interfaces and Desktops, Linux Kernel, GNU and Unix Commands, The shell Scripting and Data Management, Files and Directories in Linux, Drives in Linux, Permissions and Security, System Services, Linux Installation and package Management, Support for other file system, Networking Fundamentals.

Semester :II

Part-I: Introduction to Windows , Installing Windows, Using the System Utilities, Managing Windows File Systems and Storage, Users, Groups, Profiles, and Policies, Windows Security and Access Controls, Windows Network Protocols, Internetworking with Remote Access, Printing and Faxing, Performance Tuning, Windows Application Support, Working with the Windows Registry, Booting Windows, Windows Fault Tolerance, Troubleshooting Windows.

Part-II: Windows Server environment, Introduction to Windows Server, Managing Hardware Devices, Creating and Managing User Accounts, Implementing and Managing Group and Computer Accounts, Managing File Access, Managing Disks and Data Storage, Advanced File System Management, Implementing and Managing Printers, Implementing and Using Group Policy, Server Administration, Monitoring Server Performance, Managing and implementing Backups and Disaster Recovery, Administering Web Resources, Windows Server 2003 Security Features.

Part-III: Implementing & Maintaining Server, Configure a host to use a static IP address, Assign IP addresses in a multiple subnet network, Describe the IP routing process, Configure a host to obtain and IP address automatically, Configure a host so that automatic private IP address configuration is disabled, Configure a host to use name servers, Isolate common connectivity issues – Install and configure routing by using the Routing and Remote Access service, Install and configure the DHCP Server Service, Manage and monitor DHCP, Configure host and network basic input/output system(NetBIOS) names resolution, Install and configure the DNS Server service, Manage and monitor DNS, Secure IP traffic by using IPSec and certificates, Describe the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) protocol architecture, Calculate a subnet mask, Convert Internet Protocol (IP) addresses between decimal and binary, Create subnets, Install, configure, and manage WINS, Implement a network access infrastructure by configuring the connections for virtual, dial-up, and wireless clients, Manage and monitor remote connections in a network access infrastructure.

Paper-IV:

Part-I: Describe Functions of Network Devices, Describe the Components Required for Network & Internet Communications, Networking Basics, Conceptual Models and Physical   Networks, Linking up to the Network, Routing Protocols, Moving data across the Network, Presenting Data and Keeping it private, TCP/IP, Network Addressing, Sub Netting, Designing LANs, LAN Technologies, LAN Switching, WAN Protocols, Router Administration, Working with IOS, Configuring a Router, Routing versus Router Protocols, Router Security, Router interfaces.

Part-II: Verify and Troubleshoot Inter VLANS, Describe Public & Private IP Addressing, Explain the advantage and Operations of DHCP and DNS, Configure, Verify & Troubleshoot DHCP & DNS Operation on a Router, Identify & Correct Problems with IP Addressing & Host Configurations, Configure IP Routing Using Different Routing Protocols, Manage IOS Configuration files, Identify & describe the purpose of the components in a small wireless network, Identify common Issues with Implementing Wireless Network, Describe the Functions of Common Security Appliances & Applications, Configure & apply ACLs based on Network Filtering Requirements, Configure & Troubleshoot NAT for given requirements, Describe different methods to Connecting to WAN, Configure & Verify Basic WAN Serial Connection, Configure & Verify Frame-Relay on Routers, Troubleshoot WAN implementation Issues.

Other Courses

• 10. RHCE (Red hat Certified Engineer)
• 11. Computer Hardware Maintenance & Networking (CHMN)
• 12. DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER HARDWARE MAINTENANCE (DCHM)
• 13. DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER HARDWARE MAINTENANCE & NETWORKING (DCHMN)
• 14. ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER HARDWARE MAINTENANCE AND NETWORKING (ADCHMN)
• 16. DIPLOMA IN APPLIED ELECTRONICS, COMPUTER HARDWARE AND NETWORK ENGINEERING (DECN)
• 5. MCSE (Microsoft Certified Solution Experts)
• 6. MCSE-SERVER INFRASTRUCTURE (Microsoft Certified Solution Expert)
• 7. MCSA: Windows Server 2016
• 8. RHLC (RED HAT LINUX COURSE)
• 9. RHCT (Red Hat Certified Technition)
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• CCIE (Cisco Certified Network Experts)
• CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associates)
• CCNP (Certified Network Professional)
• Microsoft Azure Administrator