What you'll learn?

  • Define Information Technology (IT) job roles.
  • Define networks, the Internet, Internet connection methods, Internet protocols and the Domain Name System (DNS).
  • Identify the basic functions of Web browsers and the components of Web addresses.
  • Identify the use and control of cookies.
  • Define and use multimedia and plug-ins.
  • Use browsers to download and manage files.
  • Define databases and database components.
  • Define Web search engines, and conduct Web searches using Boolean operators and advanced search techniques.
  • Install and configure e-mail clients, use e-mail effectively, and identify e-mail problems and solutions.
  • Identify the functions of personal information management (PIM) software.
  • Use a news client, Telnet, FTP, VNC and Microsoft Terminal Services.
  • Troubleshoot Internet client issues using TCP/IP tools.
  • Identify topics related to Web security such as encryption, authentication, firewalls, malware, spyware, patches and updates.
  • Identify project management skills and phases.

Description

Internet Business Foundations prepares students to work effectively in today's business environment. In this course, students will learn about the tasks involved in various Information Technology (IT) job roles. Students will also learn about Internet connection methods, Internet protocols and the Domain Name System (DNS). Students will study the basic functions of Web browsers, the components of Web addresses and the use and control of cookies. Students will learn how plug-ins can improve their Web-browsing experience, and Students will use browsers to download and manage files.

Audience :

Application developers, programmers, enterprise developers, Web developers, and database developers.

Topics :

Information Technology and the Internet

o  Overview of Information Technology (IT)

o  IT Job Roles

o  Overview of Networks

o  Overview of the Internet

o  Connecting to the Internet

o  Internet Protocols

o  Domain Name System (DNS)

Web Browsing

o  Introduction to Web Browsing

o  Basic Functions of Web Browsers

o  Installing a Web Browser

o  Web Addresses

o  How Browsers Work

o  Browser Choices

o  Resources for Technical Data

o  Browsers in the Business World

o  Browsing Techniques

o  Configuring Web Browser Preferences

o  Cookies

o  Configuring Browser Security

o  Proxy Servers

o  Troubleshooting Internet Client Problems

Multimedia on the Web

o  Introduction to Multimedia on the Web

o  Objects, Active Content and Languages

o  Objects and Security Issues

o  Introduction to Plug-in Technology

o  Data Compression and Decompression

o  Plug-in Installation

o  Types of Plug-ins

o  Types of Viewers

o  Miscellaneous File Formats

o  Downloading Files with a Browser

Databases and Web Search Engines

o  Introduction to Data Searching Tools

o  Overview of Databases

o  Introduction to Web Search Engines

o  Registering a Web Site with a Search Engine

o  Types of Web Searches

o  Basic Web Searching Techniques

o  Boolean Operators

o  Advanced Web Searching Techniques

o  Using Web Searches to Perform Job Tasks

o  Unexpected Web Search Results

o  Web Search Strategies

o  Citing Copyrighted Web Site References

E-Mail and Personal Information Management

o  Introduction to Electronic Mail (E-Mail)

o  How E-Mail Works

o  E-Mail Configuration Requirements

o  E-Mail Message Components

o  Creating and Sending E-Mail Messages

o  Receiving and Viewing E-Mail Messages

o  E-Mail in the Workplace

o  E-Mail Problems and Solutions

o  Personal Information Management (PIM)

Internet Services and Tools

o  Internet Resource Tools

o  Newsgroups

o  Telnet

o  File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

o  Managing Downloaded Files

o  Virtual Network Computing (VNC) and Microsoft Terminal Services

o  Instant Messaging

o  Peer-to-Peer Networks

o  Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

o  Concurrent Versions System (CVS)

o  Communicating Effectively over the Internet

o  Troubleshooting Using TCP/IP Tools

Internet Security

o  Introduction to Internet Security

o  Encryption

o  Authentication

o  Firewalls

o  Malware (Malicious Software)

o  Virus Detection and Prevention

o  Spyware

o  Updates and Patches

o  Screen Savers

o  List Servers and Listserve Groups

o  Security-Related Ethical and Legal Issues

IT Project Management

o  Overview of IT Project Management

o  Project Management Fundamentals

o  Project Management Skills

o  Project Management Phases

o  The Project Triangle

o  Project Management Software

o  Creating Project Schedules

o  Documenting Projects

o  Planning and Scheduling Meetings

o  Reviewing Projects

o  Quality Assurance

o  IT Business Implications

o  Project Management Institute (PMI)

Prerequisities :

Recommended Knowledge :

Students must have completed Internet Fundamentals or have equivalent Internet knowledge.

Recommended Course(s) :

Category :

  • Web

Training Materials :

CIW Official Curriculum

Labs :

This course includes several labs to ensure you will gain the targeted skills and experience.

Credential :

This course is a credit towards CIW Associate, CIW Web Application Developer, Master CIW Enterprise Developer and Master CIW Designer

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