Autocal Academy

Hardware & Networking

Course – A+ Hardware
Duration – 30 Days / 45 Hrs

Course Description

Week 1: Introduction to Hardware Basics (10 hours)

  • Day 1-2: Overview of Computer Hardware (4 hours)
    • Introduction to components: CPU, RAM, motherboard, storage devices, peripherals.
  • Day 3-4: Understanding Motherboards and CPUs (3 hours)
    • Types of CPUs, sockets, chipsets, motherboard components.
  • Day 5-6: Memory and Storage Devices (3 hours)
    • RAM types, storage devices (HDDs, SSDs), interfaces.

Week 2: Hardware Assembly and Maintenance (12 hours)

  • Day 7-8: Building a PC (6 hours)
    • Step-by-step assembly, compatibility issues, troubleshooting.
  • Day 9-10: BIOS and UEFI (2 hours)
    • Understanding firmware settings, updates.
  • Day 11-12: Maintenance and Troubleshooting (4 hours)
    • Cleaning, upgrading, common issues and fixes.

Week 3: Peripherals and Networking (10 hours)

  • Day 13-14: Input and Output Devices (3 hours)
    • Keyboards, mice, monitors, printers, scanners.
  • Day 15-16: Networking Basics (3 hours)
    • Types of networks, protocols, IP addressing.
  • Day 17-18: Connecting to Networks (4 hours)
    • Setting up routers, wireless networks, troubleshooting connectivity issues.

Week 4: Advanced Topics and Review (13 hours)

  • Day 19-20: Power and Cooling (3 hours)
    • Power supplies, cooling systems, energy efficiency.
  • Day 21-22: Security and Data Destruction (3 hours)
    • Basics of cybersecurity, data wiping methods.
  • Day 23-24: Review and Exam Preparation (4 hours)
    • Recap of key concepts, practice questions.
  • Day 25-30: Project Work and Final Assessment (6 hours)
    • Practical project (e.g., PC assembly), final assessment.

Additional Considerations:

  • Flexibility: Allow for flexibility in case certain topics require more time or participants need additional practice.
  • Interactive Sessions: Include hands-on labs, demonstrations, and interactive sessions to reinforce theoretical learning.
  • Feedback: Provide regular feedback sessions to gauge understanding and address any questions or concerns.

Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate.

Course –Automation Testing
Duration – 30 Day / 45 Hrs

Course Description

Week 1: Introduction to Automation Testing (10 hours)

Day 1-2: Foundations of Automation Testing

  • Overview of automation testing (2 hours)
  • Importance and benefits of automation (1 hour)
  • Types of automation tools and their selection criteria (2 hours)

Day 3-4: Setting up the Test Environment

  • Environment setup (2 hours)
  • Installation and configuration of automation tools (2 hours)

Day 5: Test Planning and Strategy

  • Test strategy development (2 hours)
  • Test case design for automation (1 hour)

Week 2: Core Automation Concepts and Techniques (15 hours)

Day 6-7: Scripting and Framework Basics

  • Introduction to scripting languages (3 hours)
  • Automation framework overview (2 hours)

Day 8-9: Building Test Scripts

  • Writing basic automation scripts (4 hours)
  • Handling different UI elements (2 hours)

Day 10-11: Data-Driven and Keyword-Driven Testing

  • Implementing data-driven testing (3 hours)
  • Keyword-driven testing approach (2 hours)

Day 12: Handling Exceptions and Reporting

  • Error handling techniques (2 hours)
  • Test reporting and analysis (1 hour)

Week 3: Advanced Topics in Automation (15 hours)

Day 13-14: Advanced Scripting Techniques

  • Advanced scripting concepts (3 hours)
  • Regular expressions and pattern matching (2 hours)

Day 15-16: API Testing Automation

  • Introduction to API testing (3 hours)
  • Tools and techniques for API automation (3 hours)

Day 17-18: Mobile Testing Automation

  • Basics of mobile automation (3 hours)
  • Tools and frameworks for mobile automation (2 hours)

Day 19-20: Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD)

  • CI/CD pipeline in automation (3 hours)
  • Integration of automation with CI/CD tools (2 hours)

Week 4: Practical Application and Project Work (5 hours)

Day 21-23: Practical Application

  • Test automation project implementation (5 hours)

Day 24-25: Project Review and Optimization

  • Reviewing project outcomes (2 hours)
  • Optimizing automation scripts (3 hours)

Day 26-30: Assessment and Recap

  • Assessment of learning outcomes (3 hours)
  • Recap of course highlights and Q&A sessions (7 hours)

Additional Considerations:

  • Assignments and Exercises: Allocate time throughout the weeks for hands-on assignments and exercises to reinforce learning.
  • Guest Speakers and Industry Insights: Consider inviting industry experts for guest lectures to provide practical insights and real-world scenarios.
  • Support and Mentoring: Offer dedicated support channels (e.g., forums, office hours) for students to seek assistance and clarify doubts.

Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate.

Course –AWS Cloud
Duration – 30 Days / 45 Hrs

Course Description

  1. Week 1: Foundational Concepts and Services

    Day 1-2: Introduction to AWS Cloud

    • Overview of cloud computing
    • Introduction to AWS services
    • Setting up AWS Free Tier account

    Day 3-4: Compute Services

    • EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
    • Auto Scaling and Load Balancing

    Day 5-6: Storage Services

    • S3 (Simple Storage Service)
    • EBS (Elastic Block Store)
    • Glacier and Storage Gateway

    Week 2: Networking and Database Services

    Day 7-8: Networking in AWS

    • VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)
    • Route 53 (DNS service)

    Day 9-10: Database Services

    • RDS (Relational Database Service)
    • DynamoDB (NoSQL database)

    Week 3: Security and Monitoring

    Day 11-12: Identity and Access Management (IAM)

    • IAM roles, policies, and best practices

    Day 13-14: Security Services

    • AWS WAF (Web Application Firewall)
    • AWS Shield
    • Encryption services (KMS, CloudHSM)

    Day 15-16: Monitoring and Analytics

    • CloudWatch
    • CloudTrail
    • AWS Config

    Week 4: Advanced Topics and Hands-on Projects

    Day 17-18: Serverless Computing

    • AWS Lambda
    • API Gateway

    Day 19-20: Containers and Orchestration

    • ECS (Elastic Container Service)
    • EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service)

    Day 21-22: DevOps Practices

    • AWS CodePipeline
    • AWS CodeDeploy
    • Infrastructure as Code (CloudFormation)

    Final Week: Review and Certification Preparation

    Day 23-27: Hands-on Projects and Labs

    • Build a multi-tier architecture on AWS
    • Deploy a scalable web application

    Day 28-29: Exam Preparation

    • Review key concepts
    • Practice exams and quizzes

    Day 30: Final Review and Q&A Session

    • Address any remaining doubts
    • Prepare for certification if desired

    Course Design Considerations:

    • Hands-on Labs: Include practical exercises after each major section to reinforce learning.
    • Quizzes and Assessments: Regularly assess understanding with quizzes or mini-projects.
    • Certification Focus: Tailor the final week towards AWS certification exams if that’s a goal.
    • Flexibility: Allow for flexibility in case some topics require more time or less depending on the learners’ pace.

     

Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate.

Course – CCNA
Duration – 30 Days / 45 Hrs

Course Description

Week 1: Building Foundations (10 hours)

  • Day 1-3: Introduction to Networking Concepts (3 hours)
    • Basics of networking, OSI model, TCP/IP fundamentals.
  • Day 4-5: Ethernet LANs and Switching (2 hours)
    • Ethernet basics, VLANs, STP.
  • Day 6-7: IP Addressing and Subnetting (2 hours)
    • IPv4 addressing, subnetting basics, subnetting practice.

Week 2: Routing Technologies (10 hours)

  • Day 8-10: IP Routing (3 hours)
    • Routing fundamentals, routing protocols (RIP, OSPF, EIGRP).
  • Day 11-12: Router Configuration and IOS Basics (2 hours)
    • Cisco IOS navigation, basic router configurations.
  • Day 13-14: Inter-VLAN Routing and DHCP (2 hours)
    • VLAN routing, DHCP configuration.

Week 3: WAN Technologies (8 hours)

  • Day 15-16: WAN Concepts (2 hours)
    • Introduction to WAN technologies (PPP, HDLC, Frame Relay).
  • Day 17-18: Point-to-Point WANs (2 hours)
    • PPP configuration, PPP authentication.
  • Day 19-20: GRE and VPNs (2 hours)
    • GRE tunneling, VPN concepts.

Week 4: Network Services and Final Review (9 hours)

  • Day 21-23: Network Services (3 hours)
    • DNS, DHCP, NTP, SNMP.
  • Day 24-27: Final Review and Practice (4 hours)
    • Review of all topics, practice exams, and quizzes.
  • Day 28-30: Exam Preparation and Evaluation (2 hours)
    • Tips for taking the CCNA exam, mock exam simulation.

Course Structure Notes:

  • Lecture vs. Lab Time: Allocate approximately 60-70% of the time for lectures and theory, and 30-40% for practical labs and hands-on exercises.
  • Interactive Learning: Incorporate quizzes, discussions, and group activities to reinforce learning and clarify doubts.
  • Resource Allocation: Provide access to study materials, online resources, and practice exams to supplement classroom learning.
  • Feedback and Assessment: Regularly assess understanding through quizzes, assignments, and mock exams to gauge progress.

 

Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate.

Course – CCNP
Duration – 30 Days / 45 Hrs

Course Description

Weekly Breakdown:

  • Weeks 1-3: Foundation and Core Topics
    • Week 1 (10-12 hours):
      • Introduction to CCNP and Networking Basics
      • Switching Technologies (STP, VLANs, EtherChannel)
    • Week 2 (10-12 hours):
      • Routing Technologies (OSPF, EIGRP, BGP)
      • IP Services (NAT, DHCP, NTP)
    • Week 3 (10-12 hours):
      • Troubleshooting and Maintaining IP Networks
      • Network Security (ACLs, VPNs, AAA)
  • Weeks 4-5: Advanced Topics and Review
    • Week 4 (8-10 hours):
      • Implementing High Availability and Scalability (HSRP, VRRP, GLBP)
      • Quality of Service (QoS)
    • Week 5 (5-7 hours):
      • Review and Practice Tests
      • Final Assessment Preparation

Daily Breakdown:

  • Daily Schedule (Monday to Friday):
    • Morning Session (2 hours):
      • Lecture and theory discussion
    • Afternoon Session (2 hours):
      • Hands-on labs and practical exercises
    • Evening (optional, for self-study):
      • Review of the day’s materials

Course Structure:

  • Weekdays: 4 hours per day (2 hours theory + 2 hours practical)
  • Weekends: Reserved for review sessions, additional labs, or catch-up if needed.

Key Activities:

  • Week 1-3: Focus on foundational topics and core technologies, with hands-on labs for each technology covered.
  • Week 4: Dive into more advanced topics and technologies.
  • Week 5: Review all materials, complete practice tests, and prepare for final assessment.

Additional Considerations:

  • Instructor-led sessions should be interactive, encouraging questions and discussions to enhance understanding.
  • Hands-on labs are crucial for practical application and should mimic real-world scenarios.
  • Assignments and assessments throughout the course can help gauge progress and reinforce learning.
  • Final assessment should cover all topics and be structured to simulate the CCNP certification exam.

Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate.

Course – N+ Networking
Duration – 30 Days / 45 Hrs

Course Description

Week 1: Foundation and Basics (Approx. 15 hours)

  • Day 1-2: Introduction to Networking Concepts (4 hours)
    • Overview of networks, protocols, OSI model, TCP/IP fundamentals.
  • Day 3-4: Network Devices and Components (4 hours)
    • Routers, switches, hubs, bridges, firewalls, etc.
  • Day 5-6: IP Addressing and Subnetting (4 hours)
    • IPv4, IPv6, subnet masks, subnetting techniques.

Week 2: Network Protocols and Services (Approx. 15 hours)

  • Day 7-8: TCP/IP Protocol Suite (4 hours)
    • Detailed study of TCP, UDP, ICMP, ARP, DHCP, DNS.
  • Day 9-10: Routing and Switching (4 hours)
    • Routing protocols (OSPF, EIGRP, BGP), VLANs, Spanning Tree Protocol.
  • Day 11-12: Network Security Basics (4 hours)
    • Overview of cryptography, VPNs, firewalls, security protocols.

Week 3: Advanced Topics and Practical Applications (Approx. 10 hours)

  • Day 13-14: Wireless Networking (3 hours)
    • WLAN standards, security, troubleshooting.
  • Day 15-16: Network Management and Monitoring (3 hours)
    • SNMP, network troubleshooting tools, performance monitoring.
  • Day 17-18: Virtualization and Cloud Computing (4 hours)
    • Basics of virtual networks, SDN, cloud service models.

Week 4: Practical Labs and Review (Approx. 5 hours)

  • Day 19-20: Hands-on Labs (5 hours)
    • Practical exercises on network configuration, troubleshooting scenarios.
  • Day 21-22: Review and Q&A Sessions (5 hours)
    • Recap of key concepts, student questions, and clarifications.

Final Week: Assessments and Certification Preparation

  • Day 23-27: Assessments and Practice Tests (15 hours)
    • Mock exams, quizzes, and practical assessments.
  • Day 28-30: Certification Preparation (10 hours)
    • Study guides, last-minute revision, exam tips.

Certification: Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive the certificate.

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