Week	Chapter #	Chapter Topic	Labs
1 8/25 – 8/30	Chapter 1	An Introduction to Networking	Safety, Lab Procedures
2 9/1 – 9/6 No Classes 9/1	Chapter 2	Networking Standards and the OSI model	1.5 Building a Simple Peer to Peer Network
3 9/8 – 9/13	Chapter 2	Networking Standards and the OSI model	2.4 Determining the MAC address of a Windows 2000 Computer Lab 2.5 Understanding Frame Types
4 9/15 – 9/20 No Classes 9/16	Chapter 3	Network Protocols	3.1 Using Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) 3.2 Removing and Reinstalling the TCP/IP Protocol on a Windows 2000 Server
5 9/22 – 9/27	Chapter 3	Network Protocols	3.4 Changing the Binding Order on a Multiprotocol Network 3.5 Disabling Unnecessary Protocols
6 9/29 – 10/4	Chapter 11	Networking with TCP/IP	11.1 Understanding the purpose of a default gateway 11.2 Understanding the TCP/IP hosts file 11.3 Configuring DHCP
7 10/6 – 10/11	Chapter 11/4	Networking with TCP/IP	11.4 Configuring DNS properties 11.5 Using FTP 11.6 Understanding port numbers Transmission Media
8 10/13 – 10/18	Chapter 4	Transmission Basics and Networking Media	4.2 Creating a 10BaseT Crossover Cable to Connect Two Computers
9 10/20 – 10/25	Chapter 4	Transmission Basics and Networking Media	Create Cables/Mid-Term
10 10/27 – 11/1 No Classes 10/26 – 10/30	Chapter 5	Physical and Logical Topologies	5.2 The Star Topology 5.3 Building a Daisy Chain
11 11/3 – 11/8	Chapter 5	Physical and Logical Topologies	5.4 Using Network Monitor to View Data Packets
12 11/10 – 11/15	Chapter 6	Networking Hardware	6.2 Activating Routing and Remote Access in Windows 2000
13 11/17 – 11/22	Chapter 6	Networking Hardware	6.3 Activating a Routing Protocol on Windows 2000 Server
14 11/24 – 11/29	Chapter 7	WANs and Remote Connectivity	7.4 Configuring a Remote Access Server
15 12/1 – 12/6	Chapter 7	WANs and Remote Connectivity	7.5 Creating a VPN with PPTP
16 12/8 – 12/13		Final Exam Review	Hands on Labs, Testing Software
17 12/15 – 12/20		Final Exam