Introduction

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System Administration involves managing and maintaining computer systems and networks. It includes tasks like configuring hardware and software, ensuring system security, performing backups, and troubleshooting issues. System administrators, or sysadmins, play a crucial role in ensuring the reliability and performance of IT infrastructure. They manage servers, user accounts, and network resources, ensuring that businesses can operate smoothly. System administrators also implement updates, patches, and security measures to protect against cyber threats and keep systems up-to-date.

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1- Introduction 2- Nature of technological entrepreneurship: Understanding the characteristics and process of techno entrepreneurs. 3- Potential for new products or services and new potential markets: Evaluating opportunities for innovation and market expansion. 4- Business structuring and optimization: Optimizing assets, investment, and ownership for the new techno business. 5- Business model evaluation: Assessing the creation, delivery, and capture of value in the business. 6- Introduction 7- Models of data communication and computer networks: Analyse the models used in data communication and computer networks. 8- Hierarchical computer networks: Analyse the different layers in hierarchical computer networks. 9- IP addressing in computer networks: Set up IP addressing in a computer network. 10- Static and dynamic routing: Set up static and dynamic routing in a computer network. 11- Network traffic management and control: Manage and control network traffic in a computer network. 12- Network troubleshooting: Diagnose and fix network problems. 13- Network layer protocols: Analyse delivery schemes, topologies, and routing protocols in the network layer. 14- Internet Protocols 4 and 6: Analyse Internet Protocols 4 and 6 in the network layer. 15- Transport layer protocols: Analyse the transmission control protocol (TCP), the user data protocol (UDP), and other relevant protocols in the transport. 16- Session, presentation, and application layers: Analyse the functions and services of the session, presentation, and application layers of the open systrm. 17- Data link layer functions: Analyse the functions, services, and sub-layers of the data link layer. 18- Error detection and correction: Analyse error detection and correction in the data link layer. 19- Competing protocols in the data link layer: Analyse competing protocols in the data link layer. 20- Hardware components at the data link. 21- Introduction 22- SP.NET components and structure: Understand the components and structure of ASP.NET. 23- Advantages and disadvantages of ASP.NET: Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using ASP.NET compared with other web development models. 24- Validators in ASP.NET: Analyze the advantages of using validators in ASP.NET. 25- Designing web applications with ASP.NET and ADO.NET: Use styles, themes, and master pages to create attractive and easily navigable web applications. 26- Displaying dynamic data with ADO.NET: Display dynamic data from a relational database using ADO.NET and data binding through different languages include. 27- Client-side and server-side navigation: Create a web page that uses client-side navigation, client-side browser redirect, cross-page posting, and server. 28- Introduction 29- System administration: Understand the role and elements of system administration. 30- User management and file system management: Perform tasks related to user and file system management. 31- Introduction 32- Switching: Understanding the process of switching in computer networks. 33- Routing: Performing routing in computer networks. 34- Introduction 35- Network design: Analyze the requirements of users. 36- Hierarchical network design: Analyze the different layers in hierarchical network design. 37- Link aggregation: Analyze competing protocols in link aggregation. 38- VLAN configuration: Set up and configure a VLAN to agreed standards. 39- Connectivity and scaling requirements: Analyze the requirements of connectivity and scaling. 40- Network Address Translation (NAT): Analyze the types and methods used in Network Address Translation. 41- Remote connections configuration: Configure remote connections on Linux and Windows systems to agreed standards. 42- Network fault diagnosis and resolution: Diagnose and resolve faults in the system. 43- Network backbone configuration: Configure a network backbone using link aggregation that demonstrates a speed increase. 44- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) history and role: Analyze the history of the spanning tree protocol and its role in network redundancy. 45- Network administrator role: Analyze the role of a network administrator. 46- Technologies and applications for networks.
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