del Curriculum (Data Sheet)
Diplomado en computación para colegios
El programa de Networking Academy
utiliza un modelo de aprendizaje que
integra la enseñanza personalizada con un curriculum
basado en Web, que implica un reto para el
estudiante con ejercicios prácticos de laboratorio y
evaluaciones realizadas por medio de Internet.
CCNA
Cisco Certified Network
Associate (CCNA), es el primer paso en la trayectoria de certificación
de la carrera de Cisco. Se pone especial énfasis en uso de técnicas para toma
de decisiones y solución de problemas, y en la aplicación de conceptos de
ciencia, matemáticas, comunicación y estudios sociales para resolver problemas
de redes. Los estudiantes aprenden cómo instalar y configurar switches y routers Cisco en redes
muliprotocolo, utilizando redes locales y de área
amplia (LANs y WANs), a dar
el servicio de solución de problemas de Nivel I, y a mejorar el desempeño y
seguridad de las redes. Además se les instruye y capacita en el cuidado,
mantenimiento y uso adecuado de herramientas de software de redes y equipo, y
de todos los códigos y reglamentos de seguridad, construcción y del medio
ambiente, tanto locales como estatales y federales.
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PRIMER SEMESTRE de Redes Al completar el curso CCNA1, los estudiantes tendrán conocimientos básicos de conexión de redes, que incluyen lo siguiente: Elementos básicos de tecnologías Ethernet: • TCI/IP • Medios de redes • Tratamiento de IP • Routing SEGUNDO SEMESTRE Routers y Routing Al completar el curso CCNA2, los estudiantes tendrán conocimientos básicos de routers y routing, incluyendo: Elementos básicos para configurar routers • Protocolos de routing • Conceptos de TCP/IP • Listas de acceso • Destrezas para
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TERCER SEMESTRE Switching y Routing Intermedio Al completar el curso
CCNA3, los estudiantes tendrán conocimientos básicos de conmutación
y routing intermedio, incluyendo lo siguiente: • Elementos básicos de OSPF • Elementos básicos de EIGRP • Configuración de switches • Protocolo Spanning Tree • VLANs
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Contactos Lic. Carlos Alberto Oliva Director Departamento Educación Continua Luis Eduardo ochaeta Director Cisco Networking Academy Oscar Enrique Acuna Director Microsoft Certified Partner
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Microsoft Microsoft Office Specialist Objectives:
PowerPoint 2003 Microsoft Office
PowerPoint 2003 Exam Skill
Standards Skill Sets Exam Skill Standards Creating Content Create new presentations from templates Insert and edit text-based content Insert tables, charts and diagrams Insert pictures, shapes and graphics Insert objects Formatting Content Format text-based content Format pictures, shapes and graphics Format slides Apply animation schemes Apply slide transitions Customize slide templates Work with masters Collaborating Track, accept and reject changes in a presentation Add, edit and delete comments in a presentation Compare and merge presentations Managing and Delivering Presentations Organize a presentation Set up slide shows for delivery Rehearse timing Deliver presentations Prepare presentations for remote delivery Save and publish presentations Print slides, outlines, handouts, and speaker notes Export a presentation to another Microsoft Office program |
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Microsoft Office Specialist Objectives: Word
2003 Microsoft Office
Word 2003 Exam Skill Standards Skill Sets Exam Skill Standards
Creating Content Insert and edit text, symbols and special characters Insert frequently used and pre-defined text Navigate to specific content Insert position and size graphics Create and modify diagrams and charts Locate, select and insert supporting information
Organizing Content Insert and modify tables Create bulleted lists, numbered lists and outlines Insert and modify hyperlinks
Formatting Content Format text Format paragraphs Apply and format columns Insert and modify content in headers and footers Modify document layout and page setup
Collaborating Circulate documents for review Compare and merge documents Insert, view and edit comments Track, accept and reject proposed changes
Formatting and Managing Documents Create new documents using templates Review and modify document properties Organize documents using file folders Save documents in appropriate formats for different uses Print documents, envelopes and labels Preview documents and Web pages Change and organize document views and windows
Microsoft Office Specialist Objectives: Word
2003 Expert Microsoft Office Word 2003 Expert Exam Skill Standards Skill Sets Exam Skill Standards
Formatting Content Create custom styles for text, tables and lists Control pagination Format, position and resize graphics using advanced layout features Insert and modify objects Create and modify diagrams and charts using data from other sources Organizing Content Sort content in lists and tables Perform calculations in tables Modify table formats Summarize document content using automated tools Use automated tools for document navigation Merge letters with other data sources Merge labels with other data sources Structure documents using XML Formatting Documents Create and modify forms Create and modify document background Create and modify document indexes and tables Insert and modify endnotes, footnotes, captions, and cross-references Create and manage master documents and subdocuments Collaborating Modify track changes options Publish and edit Web documents Manage document versions Protect and restrict forms and documents Attach digital signatures to documents Customize document properties Customizing Word Create, edit, and run macros Customize menus and toolbars Modify Word default settings |
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Microsoft Office Specialist Objectives: Excel
2003 Microsoft Office Excel
2003 Exam Skill Standards
Skill Sets Exam Skill Standards Creating Data and Content Enter and edit cell content Navigate to specific cell content Locate, select and insert supporting information Insert, position, and size graphics
Analyzing Data Filter lists using AutoFilter Sort lists Insert and modify formulas Use statistical, date and time, financial, and logical functions Create, modify, and position diagrams and charts based on worksheet data
Formatting Data and Content Apply and modify cell formats Apply and modify cell styles Modify row and column formats Format worksheets
Collaborating Insert, view and edit comments
Managing Workbooks Create new workbooks from templates Insert, delete and move cells Create and modify hyperlinks Organize worksheets Preview data in other views Customize Window layout Setup pages for printing Print data Organize workbooks using file folders Save data in appropriate formats for different uses
Microsoft Office Specialist Objectives: Excel
2003 Expert Microsoft Office
Excel 2003 Expert Exam Skill Standards
Skill Sets Exam Skill Standards Organizing and Analyzing Data Use subtotals Define and apply advanced filters Group and outline data Use data validation Create and modify list ranges Add, show, close, edit, merge and summarize scenarios Perform data analysis using automated tools Create PivotTable and PivotChart reports Use Lookup and Reference functions Use Database functions Trace formula precedents, dependents and errors Locate invalid data and formulas Watch and evaluate formulas Define, modify and use named ranges Structure workbooks using XML
Formatting Data and Content Create and modify custom data formats Use conditional formatting Format and resize graphics Format charts and diagrams
Collaborating Protect cells, worksheets, and workbooks Apply workbook security settings Share workbooks Merge workbooks Track, accept, and reject changes to workbooks
Managing Data and Workbooks Import data to Excel Export data from Excel Publish and edit Web worksheets and workbooks Create and edit templates Consolidate data Define and modify workbook properties
Customizing Excel Customize toolbars and menus Create, edit, and run macros Modify Excel default settings |
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