Mt.

San Antonio College

CISN 24 Windows 2012 Server Network/Security Ref# 40366 spring 2015
CISN 24L Windows 2012 Server Network/Security Lab Ref# 40367 spring 2015

Professor: Jim Gau (MBA, CNI, MCT, CNE, MCSE, CCNA)

Phone: (909) 594-5611 X4841 E-mail: jgau@mtsac.edu
Office hours: http://www.mtsac.edu/~jgau/Download/Office%20Hours/OfficeHour.pdf
LabSim: Windows Server Pro 2012 70-410 ISBN: 978-1-935080-46-6

Basis for determining both CISN24 and CISN24L course grade:

Exams (2 @ 10% each) ...............................20 % A: 90 - 110
Final Exam...................................................20 %
B: 80 - 89
Quiz ..............................................................20 % C: 70 - 79
Hands-on Lab and Attendance ..................20 % D: 60 - 69
LabSim .........................................................10 %
F:
0 - 59
DB .................................................................20 %
Read Course Policy for more details.
Total ...........................................................110 %

Student Learning Outcome, Course Description, and Objectives:

This is a hybrid course covered the following Windows 2012 Server topics:
Windows 2012 Server installation.
Hyper-V Virtualization.
Demonstrate the skill to configure and install Windows Active Directory.
Windows file systems security and fault tolerance.
TCP/IP with DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), DNS
(Domain Name System) support.
Network printing, software deployment, and resource management.
Windows Policy and software deployment.
VPN (Virtual Private Network), NAT, intranet, Internet network and
related technology.
Windows remote access.
The objectives are for students to understand and manage Windows 2012
server network.

CISN 24 and CISN 24L Course Outline

Discussion Board postings, online quiz, and LabSim are due one day before class meeting date.
Refer to MRooms Announcement for updated assignments
Week 1
Course Overview; get acquainted
Chapter 1: Introduction to Windows Server 2012
On-line: LabSim 1 introduction
Week 2
Chapter 2: Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2012
Chapter 3: Hyper-V
Post DB: "Windows 2008 and 2012 Server" due one day before class
Post DB: Install Windows server 2008/2012 virtual image due in class
Home Work Hands-on Assignment: Download and install Windows 2012 server software at home
Week 3
Chapter 9 Networking- IPv4, IPv6, and Topic VPN
In Class Hands-on: NAT and VPN Lab assignment (refer to Course Info 2012 Ch 9 IPv4 and VPN Outline.pdf for details)
In Class Hands-on: 2008/2012 NAT and VPN (refer to Course Info 2008 VPN exercise.pdf and 2012 VPN exercise.pdf for details)
On-line Assignment: LabSim exercises and test for Chapter 1 introduction due one day before class
On-line Assignment: LabSim exercises and test for Chapter 2 installing/configuring due one day before class
On-line Assignment: LabSim exercises and test for Chapter 3 Hyper-V due one day before class
Quiz: Q1 2012 Chapter 1 and 2 in class
Week 4
Chapter 9 Networking- IPv4, IPv6, and Topic VPN
In Class Hands-on: 2008/2012 NAT and VPN (refer to Course Info 2008 VPN exercise.pdf and 2012 VPN exercise.pdf for details)
Post "Compare Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware ESXi 5.1" due one day before class
Post NAT Hands-on Lab due in class
On-line Assignment: LabSim Chapter 9 Networking- IPv4 and IPv6 due one day before class
Quiz: Q2 2012 Chapter 9 and VPN in class
Quiz: T1Lab1 Lab NAT and VPN quiz in class

Week 5
2012 Chapter 6 Managing File Share and Permission
Hands-on: refer to Course Info 2012 Chapter 6 Managing File Share and Permission.pdf
Quiz: T2Lab2 LabSim 9 IPv4 and IPv6 in class quiz
Week 6
2012 Chapter 6 Managing File Share and Permission
2012 Chapter 6 Lab assignment due in class
Post DB: "NTFS and Share Permission rule(s)"
On-line Assignment: LabSim Chapter 6 Managing File Share and Permission due one day before class
Quiz: Q3 Handout 2012 Chapter 6 Managing File Share and Permission;
Quiz: T3Lab3 Lab 2012 Chapter 6 Managing File Share and Permission Lab;
Week 7
2012 Chapter 10 DHCP
Post DB: "How to set DHCP client for a consistent IP address"
On-line Assignment: LabSim Chapter 10 DHCP due one day before class
Week 8
2008 Chapter 5: DNS
Post DB: "DNS Assignment"
Post DB: 2012 Chap 10: DHCP and Chap 5: DNS HW/Lab Assignment refer to "2012 Ch10 DHCP and Ch5 DNS Handout.pdf" in class.
On-line Assignment: LabSim Chapter 5 DNS due one day before class
On-line: Q4 Handout
Quiz: Q4 Chapter 5 DNS and 10 DHCP quiz in class
Week 9
2012 Chapter 4: Active Directory User Rights Delegation, Create AD, Manage AD from Windows Clients
Post DB: ADUC and DNS
Post DB "Should one of the DC(s) be a DNS server in Windows 2012/2008 AD domain?"
Post DB User rights delegation
On-line: T4Lab4 LabSim
Quiz: Chapter 5 DNS and 10 DHCP quiz in class

Week 10

Exam 1 (Chapter 1 Introduction, 2 Installing, 3 Hyper-V, 9 IP, Topic VPN, 6 Permission, 10 DHCP, 5 DNS)
Week 11
2012 Chapter 8: Group Policy and Logon Script
2012 Chapter 8 Logon Script Lab assignment due in class
Post DB " Write your logon script to perform the followings:
On-line Assignment: LabSim 4 Active Directory due one day before class
Week 12
2012 Chapter 8: Group Policy and Logon Script
2012 Chapter 8 Group Policy and Security Lab assignment due in class
Post DB: Windows Policy- Discuss why Windows Policies are applied in the order of local policy, sites, domains, OU, and OU inside of OU
On-line Assignment: LabSim 8 Group Policy due one day before class
Quiz in class: Q5 Handout 2012 chapter 4 and 8 quiz in class
Week 13
2012 Software deployment lab assignment due in class
Post DB " What is Windows MSI and how to create an MSI for legacy software or registry change"
2012 Chapter 7 Print
Part 1 2012 printing lab due in class (local network printing)
Part 2 2012 printing lab due in class (RD printing)
Week 14
2012 Remote Desktop Services
On-line Assignment: LabSim 7 Print due one day before class
Week 15
Exam 2 (Chapter 4 Active Directory, 8 Group Policy, and 7 Printer) and course review
Week 16
Final Exam (Chapter 1 to 10 and all other covered topics)

Course Policy:
Grading Philosophy:

All scores are applied to both course and lab. Students will receive the same grade for course and lab.

Course grade is a way to measure the learning result based on the exams, homework assignments, hands-on projects, and case
projects. It is not a statement about your value as a person.

Grade "A" means excellent and thorough works significantly exceed standard.
Grade "B" means above average works that exceed standard.
Grade "C" means average works that meet standard.
Grade "D" means minimal works that pass, however, fall below expectation.
Grade "F" means works that fail and fall well below minimum standard.

Cheating and Plagiarism:

Cheating is to violate rules dishonestly, to practice fraud or trickery, or to get something by dishonesty or deception. Plagiarism
is to present as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source. Two copies of same discussion board
posting, copy paste from Internet document to discussion board, and exchange information during exam or quiz are some
examples of cheating and plagiarism. Both cheating and plagiarism will not be tolerated and will result in an F grade
for the course.

Assignments, Quizzes, Exams, and Hands on Exercises:

Students are able to make-up one missed in class quiz and exam within 1 week of the missed quiz or exam in class.
There will be no make-up of any Internet quizzes or assignments. To request make-up more than 1 missed in class quiz
or exam, an acceptable extreme personal necessity must be submitted with proof in writing within 1 week of the missed

quiz or exam. Students must be enrolled in my LabSim course to receive extra credit within the first 2 weeks at the
beginning of the semester.

http://web.mit.edu/msrp/myMSRP/docs/Tips%20for%20writing%20a%20good%20report.pdf discussed tips for writing

good report and discussion board posting.
Students are expected to spend 3 to 6 hours to read and complete exercises and assignments each week. For urgent
questions, come during my office hours or send email to jgau@mtsac.edu. Generally, I will answer email within one to
two days during Mt. SAC working days.

All assignments must be given to your professor, and must contain your name, your professor's name, assignment title, and
the course title clearly printed at the top of each assignment.
Assignments are due at the beginning of class.
No late homework/lab assignment will be accepted.
All written assignments must be printed by near letter quality printer or typed.
Weekly quizzes and hands on exercises may be given unannounced. Always prepare before attending each class.

No makeup of missed in class hands-on exercises.

The MCC lab at building 17 is an open lab. There are no scheduled classes in the center. Therefore, you may use the lab any
time when it is open. It is your responsibility to find out the open hours of the lab (594-5611 EXT. 4600).

Attendance, Pager and Cellular Phone:

Students are expected to be on time and attend all classes. Acceptable extreme personal necessity and illness must
submit the request in writing with proof to eliminate any penalty for missed class within 1 week of the missed class.

 Students are allowed to miss one class without penalty to their final grade. Missing each additional class will cause a
10% final grade deduction and make the attendance grade to 0. Arrive 10 minutes after class starting time or leave
before class dismissal is considered Tardy. Tardy twice equals to one missed class. Students must make sure they sign
the attendance sheet every week before leaving each class.
Any student missed 3 or more classes may be dropped from class by professor.

Set all cellular phone and pager to silent mode in class.

Drop Policy:
If student decides to drop the class, it is the students responsibility to complete the drop procedure. Ceasing to attend
may not drop you from class automatically.
"Incomplete" grade will be considered only if the request is submitted in writing with proof to professor within 1 week of
the missed class. It is the students responsibility to complete the incomplete request form available at business division
office.

Additional Help:
Bring to my attention immediately if special accommodations or additional help are needed.

Help your professor:

I am extremely allergic to perfume, cologne, and any fragrances. Please avoid using perfume, cologne, or any fragrances
while attending my classes. Thank you!

Disclaimer
I reserve the right to make changes in any course syllabus and policy without notice.