1 Year Advanced Diploma in Hardware, Networking & Information Security (Adhns)

Information Brochure July 2019-20
1 Year Advanced Diploma in Hardware,

Networking & Information Security
(ADHNS)
National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT),

Gorakhpur
An Autonomous Scientific Institution of
Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), Govt. of India
M. M. M. University of Technology Campus, Deoria Road, Gorakhpur U.P.– 273010,
Web: http://nielit.gov.in/gorakhpur
Phone: 0551- 2273371 Fax: 0551-2273873
NSQF/Advanced Diploma in Hardware, Networking & Information Security (ADHNS) 1

1 Year Advanced Diploma in Hardware, Networking
& Information Security (ADHNS)
• Persistent questioning and healthy inquisitiveness are the

first requisite for acquiring learning of any kind.
• True education must correspond to the surrounding
circumstances or it is not a healthy growth.
Mahatma Gandhi

Table of Contents
About the Course _____________________________________________________________________ 5

About NSQF __________________________________________________________________________ 5
Job Role _____________________________________________________________________________ 5
Outcome of the Course_________________________________________________________________ 5
About NIELIT _________________________________________________________________________ 6
Mission and Vision of NIELIT ____________________________________________________________ 6
About NIELIT Gorakhpur ________________________________________________________________ 6
Instructional System ___________________________________________________________________ 7
Hostel Facilities _______________________________________________________________________ 7
Course enquiries ______________________________________________________________________ 7
Important Dates ______________________________________________________________________ 8
Admission Procedure __________________________________________________________________ 9
Discontinuing the course _______________________________________________________________ 9
Attendance and Discipline Rules _________________________________________________________ 9
Activities at NIELIT Gorakhpur ___________________________________________________________ 9
Courses being offered by NIELIT Gorakhpur _______________________________________________ 10
Infrastructure Available at NIELIT Gorakhpur ______________________________________________ 11
Outline of Two Semester Advanced Diploma in Hardware Networking and Information Security
(ADHNS) ____________________________________________________________________________ 13
Eligibility ___________________________________________________________________________ 13
Course Fee __________________________________________________________________________ 13
Duration____________________________________________________________________________ 13
Marking Scheme _____________________________________________________________________ 15
Detailed Curriculum __________________________________________________________________ 16 PC
& PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE (ADHNS‐I) ______________________________________________ 17
OPERATING SYSTEM & DIAGNOSTIC UTILITIES (ADHNS‐II) ___________________________________ 19
BASIC NETWORK(ADHNS‐III) ___________________________________________________________ 21
NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS 2012 (ADHNS‐IV) ______________________________________ 22
PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES (ADHNS‐V) ______________________________________ 25
NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX(ADHNS‐VI) _______________________________________________ 26
CLOUD COMPUTING (ADHNS‐VII) _______________________________________________________ 28
ADVANCE NETWORKING (ADHNS‐VIII) ___________________________________________________ 29
WIRELESS NETWORK(ADHNS‐IX) ________________________________________________________ 31
INFORMATION SECURITY(ADHNS‐X) _____________________________________________________ 32
COMMUNICATION AND SOFT SKILL (ADHNS‐XI)____________________________________________ 35

LAB ASSIGNMENTS ___________________________________________________________________ 36
ADHNS‐I : PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE ______________________________________________ 37
ADHNS‐II : OS & DIAGNOSTICS UTILITIES _________________________________________________ 38
ADHNS‐III : BASIC NETWORKING________________________________________________________ 39
ADHNS‐IV : NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS SERVER 2012 _______________________________ 40
ADHNS‐V : PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES ______________________________________ 42
ADHNS‐VI: NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX_______________________________________________ 43
ADHNS‐VII : Cloud Computing __________________________________________________________ 44
ADHNS‐VIII : ADVANCED NETWORKING __________________________________________________ 45
ADHNS‐IX : WIRELESS NETWORK _______________________________________________________ 46
ADHNS‐X : INFORMATION SECURITY ____________________________________________________ 47

About the Course
The Advanced Diploma Course in Hardware , Networking and Information Security (ADHNS) Programme has
been designed to bridge the gap in the awareness and competency required by various categories of people as
the users of Internet and various IT enabled services about deeper aspects of Information Security, responsible
use and management of IT services.
The skill component is aligned with National Occupational Standards (NOS) as per National Skill Qualification
Framework (NSQF), a competency-based framework that organizes qualifications according to a series of levels
of knowledge, skills and aptitude
The course has been designed to fulfill Networking, Information Security Expert requirements of Industries. The
contents of the course include operating system and diagnostic utilities, Maintenance and Networking with
Windows Server 2012, Windows 8, CentOS Linux, Routing, Switching, Cloud Computing, Wireless Network,
System & network security etc.
This course is Job Oriented course and designed to produce Networking/Security professionals capable of
implementing, administering, maintaining Networks and overall Security Systems. It is an advanced level
program that measures the ability to administer any networking problems and overall security system. This
program has been designed to keep in mind that in now day’s scenario for fresh 10+2 as well as graduate
students from any stream.
About NSQF
The National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF) developed by the Ministry of Human Resource
Development (MHRD), Government of India is a descriptive framework that provides a common reference for
linking various qualifications. It is used for setting common principles and guidelines for a nationally
recognized qualification system covering Schools, Vocational Education and Training Institutions, Technical
Education Institutions, and Universities / Colleges.
The NSQF organizes qualifications according to a series of levels of knowledge and skills. These levels are
defined in terms of learning outcomes i.e., the competencies (knowledge, skills and attitude) which the learners
must possess regardless of whether they were acquired through formal, non-formal or informal education and
training system. Qualifications are made up of occupational standards for specific areas of learning units or
unit of competency. Units of competency are the specification of knowledge and skill and the application of that
knowledge and skill to the standard of performance expected in the workplace.
The Unit of competency or National Occupation Standards comprising generic and technical competencies an
employee should possess are laid down by the Sector Skill Council of the respective economic or social sector.
The competency based curriculum is broken down into coherent parts known as Units. Each unit is further
broken down into knowledge and skills on the basis of which evidence is to be provided by the learner and the
evaluation is to be done by the teacher or trainer.
Job Role
Server Administrator Network Administrator System Administrator
System Support Technical Support
Outcome of the Course

This skill-oriented course provides candidates with information required for configure and administration of OS
Server, Networks, Router ,L2/L3 Switch, Cloud Computing , Wireless & its Security and equip them with the
skills required to protect & recover the computer systems & networks from various security threats .

About NIELIT
NIELIT (National Institute of Electronics And Information Technology) is an autonomous scientific society of
the Department of Electronics & Information Technology, Ministry of Communications & Information
Technology, Government of India with Head Quarters at New Delhi. It is envisioned to bring the most updated
global industry relevant computer education, within the reach of more and more in the areas of Information,
Electronics and Communication Technology (IECT). NIELIT is implementing a joint scheme of All India
Council for Technical Education(AICTE) and Department of Electronics & Information Technology [formerly
Department of Information Technology (DIT)], Government of India.
NIELIT was formed on the 9th November 1994 and is registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. The
management and administration of the NIELIT is overseen by Governing Council, under the chairmanship of the
Minister of State, Communications & Information Technology, Government of India. Members of the Council
consist of eminent academia from IITs, Universities, etc. and professionals from the industry
It was set up to carry out Human Resource Development and related activities in the area of Information,
Electronics and Communication Technology (IECT).
At present, NIELIT has thirty one (31) offices located at Agartala, Aizawl, Ajmer, Aurangabad, Calicut,
Chandigarh, Chennai, Chuchuyimlang, Churachandpur, Delhi, Gangtok, Gorakhpur, Guwahati, Imphal,
Itanagar, Jammu, Jorhat, Kohima, Kolkata, Kokrajhar, Leh, Lucknow, Lunglei, Patna, Ranchi, Senapati,
Shillong, Shimla, Silchar, Srinagar, Tezpur with its Headquarters at New Delhi. It is also well networked
throughout India with the presence of about 800 institutes.
Over the last two decades, NIELIT has acquired very good expertise in IT training, through its wide repertoire
of causes, ranging from ‘O’ Level (Foundation), ‘A’ Level (Advance Diploma), ‘B’ Level (MCA equivalent), ‘C’
Level (M-Tech level), IT literacy courses such as CCC (Course on Computer Concept), BCC (Basic Computer
Course) and other such long term and short term course in the non-formal sector like courses on Information
Security, ITeS-BPO(Customer Care/Banking), Computer Hardware Maintenance (CHM-O/A level), Bio-
Informatics(BI-O/A/B level), ESDM etc, besides, high end courses offered by NIELIT Centres at Post-Graduate
level (M.Tech) in Electronics Design & Technology, Embedded Systems etc. which are not normally offered by
Universities/Institutions in the formal sector, in association with the respective state Universities.
Mission and Vision of NIELIT
Standardizing Non-Formal Education in India

Generating Quality Manpower in IECT.
Ensure a System of Accreditation of Courses & their Monitoring
Develop and Implement New Schemes of Courses
Undertake Development Projects & Provide Services in IT & related areas.
Establish a Quality System for Examination, Evaluation Certification at the National and International
Level.
To be the leader in the development of industry oriented quality education and training and be the
country’s premier institution for examination and certification in the field of Information, Electronics
and Communication Technology (IECT).
About NIELIT Gorakhpur
NIELIT, Gorakhpur is a unit of NIELIT which is an autonomous scientific institution of Department of Electronics
& Information Technology (Deity), Ministry of Communications & information Technology, Govt. of India.
NIELIT, Gorakhpur (Formerly DOEACC, Gorakhpur) was established as “Center for Electronics Design &
Technology of India", (CEDTI) in June, 1989 .
The institution is a Premier Organization for Education, Training, R&D and Consultancy in IT and Electronics.
The Centre offers courses in areas like Embedded Systems, VLSI, Instrumentation, Bio Informatics, ITES-BPO,
Information Security, Cyber Law, Networking and other areas of Information Technology.

NIELIT Gorakhpur has been granted affiliation for the conduct of M.Tech.[ Electronics Design and Technology],by
Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Lucknow. It is also an accredited institution for 'O' and 'A' level Software
Courses ,'O' and 'A' level in Bio-Informatics and for 'O' and 'A' level Hardware Courses.
Instructional System
The methodology of instruction in NIELIT Gorakhpur is different from that in the conventional colleges. The
instructional system at NIELIT Gorakhpur is more learner-oriented, and the student has to be an active
participant in the teaching-learning process.
The NIELIT Gorakhpur follows a multi-channel approach for instruction. It comprises a suitable mix of:
Quiz
Assignments
Scenario based Practical for getting real onsite Experience
Web based Lab Environment
Hostel Facilities
Hostel facility is available in NIELIT, Gorakhpur Campus .Currently this facility is available for boys only on
chargeable basis. Students are required to pay the hostel fees for the duration of the course for which they are
seeking admission at the time of joining the course.
• For all the courses having semester structure [6-months course / 1-year course]:
a) Rs. 5600/- for first semester. (It includes, Rs. 800/- as refundable Caution money)
b) Rs. 4800/- for subsequent semester.
• For short term courses [1, 2 or 3 months]:

a) Rs. 800/- per month.
The Hostel has common rooms where hostlers can read daily newspapers and magazines, and play indoor
games like carom board, chess etc. Television with cable and audio facilities are also provided. The Hostel has a
small gymnasium badminton court, volley ball court etc.
The mess is run and managed by students and hostel committee. Food and menu are designed on student’s interest.
The quality of food is regularly checked by a mess committee and regular visit of concerned authority.
Course enquiries
Students can enquire about this course either on telephone or by personal contact between 9.00 A.M. to 5.30 P.M.
(Lunch time 1.00 PM -1:30:00 PM) Monday to Friday.
E-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Website: http://nielit.gov.in/gorakhpur/
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Important Dates
Release of Advertisement June 2019

Closing of Admission 17 July 2019
Commencement of Classes (Ist Semester) 18 July 2019

Admission Procedure
After release of advertisement, the interested students may visit the Institute along with the following
1. Original and attested Copies of Qualifications pertaining to Xth and XIIth , etc
2. Three passport size photograph and one stamp size photograph for identity card.
3. SC/ST Certificate (Original & not older than 6 Months, Self-attested copies, if applicable)
4. Income Certificate (Original & not older than 6 Months and attested copy, if applicable)
The students on reaching the Institute are required to meet the Front Office Councilor (FOC).He/she
may collect admission form alongwith Course Brochure.. The FOC then directs the student to the Course
Coordinator. The student gets the certificates and enrollment form verified by the Course Coordinator and then
meets the FOC who shall direct the student to the Account Section for payment of fees. A student is thus
admitted, attested copies of all documents shall be handed over to the Course Coordinator.
Discontinuing the course

No fees (including the caution deposit) under any circumstances, shall be refunded in the event of a student
discontinuing the course. No certificate shall be issued for the classes attended.
A student can however, be eligible for module certificates (applicable only for courses which provide for
modular admission) which he has successfully completed provided, he/she has paid the entire course fees. This
is not applicable to SC/ST candidates availing fee concession. SC/ST candidates availing fee concession are
eligible for module certificates only after completing the full course with required attendance .
Attendance and Discipline Rules

• As per the norms of NIELIT Gorakhpur, a student should secure a minimum of 75% attendance of the
total number of classes held during the semester in the aggregate of all the courses taken together and
75% in each individual theory/ lab course in a semester, failing which he/she will be debarred from
appearing in the examinations.
• A student who has been detained due to shortage of attendance will not be promoted to the next semester and
he/she will be required to take re-admission and repeat all courses of the said semester with the next batch of
students in case he/she would like to continue. In other words he/she will lose one year.
• If a student is continuously absent for a period of one week or more without permission, his/her parents
will be informed accordingly.
• Students are also advised to maintain utmost expected discipline in and outside the Campus. Disturbance of
tranquility of the Campus in particular and society in general, through any means shall be treated as an act
of indiscipline and suitable disciplinary action shall be taken against the defaulting students
• All the students are expected to be formally and decently dressed while in the institute and should be
punctual, regular in attending classes and disciplined throughout their study.
• As per orders of the Hon’ble Supreme Court, Ragging is a Grievous Offence. Any one indulging in
ragging will be severely punished. The punishment may take the form of expulsion from the Institution,
suspension from the Institute or classes for a limited period or fine with a public apology. The
punishment may also take the shape of
• Reporting to the police and lodging an FIR
• Withholding results
• Suspension or Expulsion from hostel or mess, and the like
• Suspension or Expulsion from Institute
All cases of ragging will be referred to Anti Ragging Committee of the NIELIT Gorakhpur.
Activities at NIELIT Gorakhpur
This Centre is a Premier Organization for Education, Training, R&D and Consultancy in IT and
Electronics.
The Centre offers courses in areas like Embedded Systems, Solar System Design, VLSI,
Instrumentation, Bio-Informatics, ITES-BPO, Information Security, Cyber Law, Networking and
other areas of Information Technology.
It caters to Training & Education needs of Diploma/ Graduate/ Master Level Students and
corporate training programmes for small-scale industries and allied sectors in U.P.

The Centre imparts training through Long-Term formal courses in M.Tech (Electronics Design &
Technology) and Non-formal courses in Hardware, Networking, Multimedia & Security, and
Advanced Courses in Software Development on .Net Technologies, Java, J2EE and Linux
Programming etc.
The Centre imparts training through NIELIT ‘O’ & ‘A’ Level in IT, Bio-Informatics, Multimedia
and Hardware courses in non-formal sector.
Short-Term employment generating/vocational training programs in specialized areas of IECT
such as Information Security, Hardware, Multimedia and Animation, VLSI Design and
Embedded Systems etc.
Apart from training and education activities, NIELIT Gorakhpur has also carried out several R&D
Project in the area of information security. One of them is “A Test Bed for Information Security Skill
Development with Virtual Training Environment (VTE)”, which is using the power of Virtualization.
The R&D team of VTE Project developed the unique product of Online Virtual Training Environment
for Information Security Skill Development, which caters to all feasible and possible known facts of
Information endangering across any type of computer system across the world.
After successful delivery of VTE objective, NIELIT Gorakhpur is now working on new R&D
project to build “Advanced Virtual Environment based Interactive Information Security Training
Kit for Advanced Level Information Security Skill Development”.
Institute is conducting Online Examination and Certification programme of CCC & BCC for U.P
state, as well as in house training programme for CCC.
The Centre offers courses in areas like Embedded Systems, Solar System Design, VLSI,
Instrumentation, Bio-Informatics, ITES-BPO, Information Security, Cloud Computing,
Networking and other areas of Information Technology.
Courses being offered by NIELIT Gorakhpur
Long Term Courses

M.Tech (Electronics Design & Technology )
M.Tech (VLSI & Embedded System)
NIELIT O/A Level Courses in IT (Information Technology )
NIELIT O/A Level Courses in CHM (Computer Hardware & Maintenance)
NIELIT O/A Level Courses in MAT (Multimedia & Animation Technology )
NIELIT O/A Level Courses in BI (Bio Informatics)
Certification Scheme in Information Security (CSIS)
Level – 1:Certified System Security Analyst [CSSA]
Level – 2: Certified System Security Professional [CSSP]
Level – 3 : Certified Information Systems Security Auditor [CISSA]
: Certified System Security Solution Designer [CSSSD]
: Certified Computer Forensic Professional [CCFP]
One Year Advanced Diploma in Hardware ,Networking & Information Security (ADHNS)
One Year Advanced Diploma in Cyber Law and Security (ADCLS)
One Year Advanced Diploma in Software Development (ADSD)
One Year Post Diploma in Electronics Product Design.

One Year Post Diploma in Embedded System Design.
One Year Post Diploma in VLSI Design
Short Term Courses

Linux System Administration using Ubuntu/CentOS
Information Security Using Virtual Training Environment (VTE )
Enterprise Networking - A Practical Approach to learn System & Network Administration
Data Communication & Network Technologies (Routing and Switching)
Web Development with PHP using My SQL
Programming in .NET Technology
ORACLE 11g Administration (SQL/PLSQL)
Programming through C & C++
Programming in Advance Java
GIS and Remote Sensing
PC Repair & Maintenance (J2EE)
Cloud Computing
Windows System Administration
VHDL Programming
Embedded System Design
Microprocessor Based System Design
Digital System Design
Mat lab Programming
VLSI Design
Auto CAD
CCC & BCC Courses
Infrastructure Available at NIELIT Gorakhpur
Located in M. M. M. University of Technology Campus, Gorakhpur.

Spread over 28 acres of land.
The building has approx. 3450 sq.mt. covered area.
The institute has 14 labs, a conference room, a multipurpose building and Hostel Building.
The NIELIT, Gorakhpur Centre started using computers from its very inception in 1994 in its
academic activities as well as in the administration. Over the years this centre has grown
substantially in terms of departments and academic programmes as well as in infrastructure.
Currently the centers equipped with more than 300 Desktop PCs , 40 Laptops and 10 Servers.
The centre has implemented a campus Wide Local Area Network (LAN) with optical fiber
backbone connecting the academic, administrative departments as well as hostel building
spread over the campus.
Internet connectivity is being provided through 100 Mbps NKN BSNL Leased line. Wireless
LAN/Wi-Fi also been set-up to extend the LAN connectivity to the administrative, laboratory and
Hostel section.
All lab are interconnected with OFC backbone for getting Gigabit advantage.
The institute has full access to IEEE Journals & research papers through MCIT Consortium.
ƒ Hardware 3) Virtual Classroom
1) Cisco 2821,2851 Router
2) DAX L3 & L2 Gigabit Switches ƒLaboratory
3) Cisco ASA 5510 Firewall with IPS 1) Power Electronics Lab
4) Cisco 3560 catalyst switches 2) IT Lab
5) HP IP SAN MSI 2012 Storage, 3) Instrumentation Lab
6) HP DL 380 Server, 4) IT Security Lab
7) HP DL 580 G7 Server 5) Microprocessor Lab
8) EMC2 NAS 6) Advanced IT Lab
9) Power Backup of 160 & 80 KVA 7) Computer Lab
ƒ Communication System 8) Multimedia Lab
1) Web Conferencing 9) EDA Tools Lab
2) Smart Classroom 10) Communication Lab

11)Project Lab 13) Power Electronics Lab
12)Bio-Informatics Lab 14) Analog & Digital Lab

Outline of Two Semester Advanced Diploma in Hardware Networking and
Information Security (ADHNS)
Qualification Title
Advance Diploma in Hardware ,Networking and Information Security
Qualification Code
NIELIT/IS/1/15
Eligibility
10+2/10+ITI / Graduate
Course Fee
Students admitted to this course shall pay the fees (In ₹) as per the table given below:
For General & OBC Candidate only

Course Fee + GST 35400.00
4248.00(Theory Paper, Practical Paper, Project &
Examination Fees + GST Major Project)
Total Fee 39,648.00/=
Library Fee* (Refundable) 1000.00
*Optional
SC/ST Candidates
Registration Fees/Tuition Fees/Examination fees are waived for SC/ST students admitted under SCST/TSP.
However they are required to remit an amount of Rs.1000/- as Advance caution/Security deposit. This amount
will be considered as caution/security deposit and will be refunded after successful completion of the course.
If the student fails to complete the course successfully this amount along with any other caution/security
deposits by the student will be forfeited.
For SC/ST Candidate only

Course Fee NIL
GST NIL
Examination Fees NIL
Library Fee* (Refundable) 1000.00
Caution Money (Refundable) 1000.00
*Optional
Duration
1220 hours.
Course Timings : 10:00 A.M to 5:00 PM [Monday – Friday]
Level of the qualification in the NSQF

5

Body/bodies which will assess Examination Cell,
candidates National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology,
6-CGO Complex, Electronics Niketan,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 110003.
Body/bodies, which will award Certification Division,
the certificate for the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology
qualification. 6-CGO Complex, Electronics Niketan,
Body, which will accredit Accreditation Division,
providers to offer the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology
qualification. 6-CGO Complex, Electronics Niketan,
S.No Title of unit or other component Unit Code Mandatory/ Estimated Level
Optional size
(Hours)
1 PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE ADHNS-I Mandatory 120
2 OPERATING SYSTEM & DIAGNOSTIC UTILITIES ADHNS-II Mandatory 120
3 BASIC NETWORK ADHNS-III Mandatory 120
4 NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS-2012 ADHNS-IV Mandatory 120
5 PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES ADHNS-V Mandatory 120
6 NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX ADHNS-VI Mandatory 120
7 CLOUD COMPUTING ADHNS-VII Mandatory 120

5
8 ADVANCE NETWORKING ADHNS-VIII Mandatory 120
9 WIRELESS NETWORK ADHNS-IX Mandatory 120
10
INFORMATION SECURITY ADHNS-X Mandatory 120
11 ENHANCING COMMUNICATION &

ADHNS-XI Mandatory 20
SOFT SKILL

Marking Scheme
S.No Title of unit or other component Unit Code Theory Practical Viva-Voce Total
1 PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE ADHNS-I 100 75 25 200
2 OPERATING SYSTEM & ADHNS-II 100 75 25 200
3 BASIC NETWORK ADHNS-III 100 75 25 200
4 NETWORKING THROUGH ADHNS-IV 100 75 25 200
5 PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND ADHNS-V 100 75 25 200
6 NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX ADHNS-VI 100 75 25 200
7 CLOUD COMPUTING ADHNS-VII 100 75 25 200
8 ADVANCE NETWORKING ADHNS-VIII 100 75 25 200
9 WIRELESS NETWORK ADHNS-IX 100 75 25 200
10 INFORMATION SECURITY ADHNS-X 100 75 25 200
11 ENHANCING COMMUNICATION & ADHNS-XI 50 - - 50
GRAND TOTAL 1050 750 250 2050

Detailed Curriculum

PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE (ADHNS-I)
Name of Unit of Qualification : PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE (ADHNS‐I)
Duration : 120 Hours
Topics : PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE
Performance Contents Hrs.
Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Introduction to a • The basic building blocks of a computer system‐ the CPU , the Arithmetic 25
Computer & Logical Unit . The binary numbers as a language which computer
understands, interprets and processes. The Input & Output devices as
means of communication with the Computer system.
• NUMBER SYSTEM: Decimal odometer, Binary odometer, Why Binary
numbers are used, Binary, Decimal and Hexadecimal number system;
Conversion from decimal and hexadecimal to Binary and vice versa, BCD
numbers, ASCII code, Basic Concept of parity.
• The concept of hardware & the software ‐ the two main components of a
computer system. The data & the information. The importance of
information flow & its impact on growth & productivity.
• Study of PC‐AT/ATX System, Pentium, Core, Core 2 Cord, Core 2 Duo, I3, I5,
I7 Processor
Basics of Processor and CPU Block Diagram of Computer and Computer
Generation
Motherboards, Chipset and Controllers, BIOS and the Boot Process,
Computer Memory.
• IDE and SATA Devices: Hard Disk Drive and CD/DVDs Drives, SCSI Devices,
Floppy Disk, Zip Drive, Backup Drive, Expansion Cards‐ LAN Card, IDE
Card , VGA and SVGA Cards, Sound Card, Interface Cards, I/O cards, Video
Cards, USB Card, Fire‐Wire Cards, Internal Ports, Cables and Connector
Types.
• Hands on Lab
Basic Electronics and • Introduction, Current, Voltage, emf, Power generation system, Switch‐ 25
Components plug wiring, Analyzing Conductivity of elements, Types of Conductors,
Semi conducers ‐ Silicon, Germanium.
• Electronic Components: Resistors, Capacitors, Inductors, Transformers,
Types, working and Properties, Voltage and current sources , Diode, Zener
diode, Photo diode, Light emitting diode(LED), Transistors (NPN,PNP),
their characteristics and uses, Field effect transistor, Photo transistor.
• Passive & active components. Resistance & Capacitance & Inductance.
• Connectors, Relays, Switches and Panel Components: Introduction to
relays, their characteristics classifications, and performance during pick
up and drop out, introduction to connectors and switches, different types
and their applications, panel components
Introduction to Diodes • Introduction to Diodes, their characteristics and applications, Zanier 20
and Transistors diodes and their characteristics and impedance, introduction to Bipolar
transistors and their applications, functions, specification, testing of
Diodes and Transistors.
• Introduction to operational amplifiers (OP Amps) and simple circuits
• Hands on Lab
Measuring Instruments • Basics of Digital Multimeters, Cathode Ray Oscilloscope, Soldering & 10
Desoldering Techniques
• Hands on Lab
Digital and Integrated • Introduction to logic levels & gates, Definition symbols and truth tables of 20
Circuits NOT.AND, OR, NAND, NOR, EXOR Gates Latches, unidirectional & bi‐

directional buffers, tristate devices, Clock generators, Flip‐flops, Registers,
Counters, Multiplexers & Demutiplexers.
• Introduction to various logic families and their characteristic, Bipolar Logic
Family, Unipolar Logic Families. Latest trends in packaging.
• Semiconductor Memories: Hierarchy of memories used in a computer,
Classification of memories and trends in PC memory modules.
• Hands on Lab
Power Supplies • Constituents of Power Supplies 10
• Introduction to half wave, full wave and bridge rectifier circuits,
introduction to regulated power supplies (linear), power supply filters,
three terminal regulators and regulated power supply using three
terminal regulators.
• Hands on Lab
Architecture of PC • Switch Mode Power Supply: Discrete components, principle of operation 20
Peripherals SMPS, converter topologies, PWM IC’s and case study.
• Monitors: Monitors:‐ CRT, LCD and LED Displays, CRT construction and
working, 9 pin input type‐monitor, block diagram of color monitor.
• Hard Disk Drive: Its construction, basic principle of operation, disk drive
types, installation, cables, connectors and jumper details, formatting and
managing hard disk drive. Various interface standards.
• Keyboard: Block diagram of keyboard circuit.
• Printer: Types & components of printers, printer interface with computer,
detailed circuit study of Dot Matrix Printer, function block diagram for
various sub‐assemblies of printer, principle of operation of Laser and
Inkjet printers, various mechanical sub‐assemblies, general maintenance
aspects.
• Hands on Lab

OPERATING SYSTEM & DIAGNOSTIC UTILITIES (ADHNS-II)
Name of Unit of : OPERATING SYSTEM & DIAGNOSTIC UTILITIES (ADHNS‐II)

Qualification
Topics : OPERATING SYSTEM & DIAGNOSTIC UTILITIES
Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
BIOS, POST & DOS • Concept of BIOS, POST its error codes and their interpretation, 40
Batch Files • Operating System concepts, definition, Batch processing, Time Sharing,
Real Time, Multi‐tasking, Multi‐Programming, Computer Networks,
Distributed Processing
• Steps in the booting process, AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files,
Memory usage in the DOS environment, Basic DOS commands, internal
and external commands Basic file commands,
• Making and access directory from windows Console, operations
performed on files. Using the FDISK, FORMAT, DEFRAG, SCANDISK,
EMMAKER to optimize memory
• Understanding .INI files in Windows
• Detailed description of CMOS setup and meaning of its various setting
CMOS password setting.
• System files FAT and NTFS, Dos 6.22, Windows XP, Windows Vista,
Windows 7 and Windows 8 and RedHat Linux and Multi Boot Operating
System.
• Device Installation Graphics Card, Sound Card, LAN Card, Wireless LAN
Card, SCSI Card, External Drive, Flash Cards, Web Camera, CCTV Camera,
Mobile Devices, Pen Drive, Firewire Cards, Modem, Plotter, Wireless LAN,
Access Point etc
• Hands on Lab
Discovering Windows • Discovering the new features, Installing Windows7 and 8 ,Navigating the 30
7/ 8 system, Evaluating alternate installation options, Discovering the
features, navigating the system Evaluating alternate installation options,
Ensuring optimal configurations, troubleshooting and restoring, creating
and modifying security boundaries, operating within an active directory
domain.
• Configuring and controlling user environments, customizing user account
control, implementing discretionary access control (DAC), securing and
auditing the system, Encrypting drives and devices.
• Configuring TCP/IP functionality, network location awareness, connecting
to wireless networks, sharing and accessing resources, accessing the
enterprise remotely, Leveraging built in technologies, monitoring and
analyzing applications, ensuring application compatibility.
• Hands on Lab
Back‐Up Procedure & • Write protection of your software MS‐DOS delete protection, crash 20
Disaster Prevention recovery, preventing hard disk failures
• Back‐up & Restore procedures, types of back‐up, media for back‐up, RAID
systems. Preparation of Bootable CD.
• Hands on Lab
General • Diagnostic Tools & PC Maintenance 30
Troubleshooting And • Introduction, Virus and its types, Effect of Virus for Computer System,
Maintenance Scanning and Antivirus remover tools, Antivirus Utilities for Diagnostic

• Safety and Preventive Maintenance Tools, Data Recovery, Concept of
Fax and E‐mail, PC care and Maintenance, Electrical Power Issues.
• Troubleshooting PC Hardware:‐ O/S Troubleshooting issues in computer
System
• Assembly and disassembly of PC and its various parts, startup problems,
run problems their identification and remedy, problem of keyboard,
displays, printers, FDD’s HDD’s, CDD’s, SMPS motherboard, their
identification and remedy. Servicing and Trouble shooting of Mouse
and Keyboard, Maintenance of UPS.
• Hands on Lab

BASIC NETWORK(ADHNS-III)
Name of Unit of Qualification : BASIC NETWORK(ADHNS‐III)
Topics : BASIC NETWORK

Criteria
(OUTCOME)
No.
Introduction to • Introduction to Computer Networks, Element of Networks, Types of Networks, 10
Networks Network Topologies: Bus, Star, Mesh, Ring etc
• Hands on Lab
Media and • Common LAN Media: STP, UTP, Coaxial cable, Optical fiber, TIA/EIA standards 15
Connectors • Making & testing Cable, Straight thru Cable, Crossover Cable , Connectors, Jacks,
Patch Panels
• Hands on Lab
Networking • NIC, Repeaters, Hub and its types, Bridges and their types, Switches, Routers 10
Devices • Hands on Lab
Network Model • Description of the seven layers of OSI Model, TCP/IP Model, Comparison of OSI & 10
TCP/IP Model.
• Hands on Lab
Physical and • MAC Sub‐layer, LLC, MAC Addressing, Framing, Error control, Flow control, 10
Data Link Layer Token Ring, Ethernet, FDDI, Address Resolution Protocols
• Hands on Lab
Network and • Role of Network layer, Virtual Circuits, Datagram, Packet, Types of Routing, 20
Transport Layer Routing Algorithms and Protocols, ICMP, Introduction to Transport layer,
TCP and UDP Protocols and Comparison .Network Layer, IP address, IP address
Classes, Basics of Sub‐netting, Subnet Masking
• Hands on Lab
Presentation and • Session layer function, Token Management and Session Layer Protocols, 10
Session Layer Presentation layer function and Protocols
• Hands on Lab
Application • Introduction to Application Layer Protocols and their role. The Domain name 15
Layer system, Electronics Mail, the World Wide Web, FTP, Telnet, HTTP, DHCP
• Hands on Lab
Internet and its • ISP , WEB HOSTING & REGISTRAR 20
Service Providers • Internet, connection types, ISP, ISP study
• Web hosting, Top Web Hosting Companies in India performing whois to get IP by
name, Name by IP & IP address owner information
• IANA, IANA Root Zone Database, IANA Number Resources
• Local Internet registry (LIR),National Internet Registry (NIR), AfriNIC, APNIC, ARIN,
LACNIC, RIPE NCC, Regional Internet Registry (RIR).
• Registration of a domain, Top Domain Registrars, Registrar
for .EDU.IN, .RES.IN, .AC.IN, .GOV.IN in INDIA
• Hands on Lab

NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS 2012 (ADHNS-IV)
Name of Unit of Qualification : NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS 2012 (ADHNS‐

IV)
Topics : NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS 2012
Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Introduction to • Windows 2012 server, Windows 2012 server family, Standard 10
Windows 2012 Serve Edition ,Datacenter Edition, Foundation Edition ,Essentials Edition,
• Plan for a server installation; Installation Requirements ,64‐Bit Support,
Installing the Operating System, Performing a Clean Installation, Performing
an Upgrade Installation plan for server roles; plan for a server upgrade; install
Server Core; Configure Server Core
• Hands on Lab
Managing File • Working with file systems, FAT, FAT32 NTFS. File conversion, Configure 10
System and Security Distributed File System (DFS), Configure File Server Resource Manager
Resources (FSRM),Install the FSRM role
• configure quotas; configure file screens; configure reports, Configure file and
disk encryption, Configure Bitlocker encryption; configure the Network
Unlock feature; configure Bitlocker policies; configure the EFS recovery agent;
manage EFS and Bitlocker certificates including backup and restore
• Hands on Lab
Accessing Files and • Managing shared folder permissions. How user and group Permissions 10
Folders: Managing combine?
file and folder • Configuring and managing the distributed file system. Creating and
attributes configuring a Dfs Root/Dfs links, their types, replicas. Configuring client
computers to user Dfs.
• Managing NTFS file and folder security, NTFS permissions,. How user and
group NTFS permissions combine?
• Taking ownership of files and folders. Configuring and monitoring disk
quotas. Troubleshooting,
• Understanding disks and volumes. Types of disks/partitions/volumes. Using
disk management. Creating and formatting partitions. Upgrading a disk.
Creating a simple volume/spanned, volume/striped, volume/mirrored,
volume/RAID‐5. Logical drives, recovering disks and volumes
• Hands on Lab
Users and Groups • Creating, configuring, managing and troubleshooting User Accounts. 10
Managing user profiles, account policies, user rights, authentication, creating
and managing group accounts, groups on the local computer.
• Groups in Active Directory. System policy and group policy their types,
management, order of application and troubleshooting
• Hands on Lab
Configuring network • Configure IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, Configure IP address options; configure 10
services and access Subnetting; configure interoperability between IPv4 and IPv6; configure
ISATAP; configure Teredo
• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) service, Create and configure
scopes; configure a DHCP reservation; configure DHCP options; configure
client and server for PXE boot; configure DHCP relay agent; authorize DHCP
server.
• Configure DNS zones: Configure primary and secondary zones; DNS zone
types Zone delegation ,Split DNS, Forwarders and conditional

forwarders ,Stub zones configure stub zones; configure conditional forwards;
configure zone and conditional forward storage in Active Directory; configure
zone delegation; configure zone transfer settings; configure notify settings:
Configure DNS records: Create and configure DNS Resource Records (RR)
including A, AAAA, PTR, SOA, NS, SRV, CNAME, and MX records; configure
zone scavenging; configure record options including Time To Live (TTL) and
weight; configure round robin; configure secure dynamic updates
• Hands on Lab
Configure VPN and • Install and configure the Remote Access role; implement Network Address 10
routing Translation (NAT).
• configure VPN settings; configure remote dial‐in settings for users; configure
routing
• Hands on Lab
Web Server • Installing IIS 8,Adding the Web Server Role via Service Manager, Installing IIS 10
Management with IIS 8 via PowerShell, Creating a Simple Website, Configuring Site Settings,
• Hosting Multiple Websites ,Deploying Sites ,Installing and Configuring SMTP,
Adding the SMTP Server, Feature, Setting Up an SMTP Server, Adding the
SMTP E‐mail Feature to an IIS 8 Website, Integrating FTP into IIS 8 Web Pages,
The FTP File Transfer Publishing Service ,Adding FTP to an IIS 8 Website,
Advanced Administration,
• Using Web Management Services, Connecting, Securing, Logging, Backing Up
and Restoring Data
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to • What is Active Directory? Understanding the Features of Active Directory. 20
Active Directory Naming conventions logical structure of Active Directory. Domain,
organizational units (OUs), trees and forests. Objects and classes, schema,
global catalog server. Installing Active Directory Replication, sites, Flexible
Single Master Operations (FSMO), Domain Name System (DNS).
• Installing Active Directory, Configure and manage Active Directory,
Configure service authentication, Create and configure Service Accounts;
create and configure Group Managed Service Accounts; create and configure
Managed Service Accounts; configure Kerberos delegation; manage Service
Principal Names (SPNs)
• Configure Domain Controllers, Configure Universal Group Membership
Caching (UGMC); transfer and seize operations masters; install and configure
a read‐only domain controller (RODC); configure Domain Controller cloning.
• What does DNS have to do with Active Directory? DNS domain names and
naming conventions. Installing DNS for Active Directory, creating and
configuring DNS zones, configuring zone transfers. Removing Active
Directory. Verifying and troubleshooting an Active Directory installation.
Organizational Unit (OU), Creating OUs, configuring OU, properties.
Managing Active Directory objects. Locating objects in Active Directory.
Publishing resources in Active Directory. Moving objects in Active Directory.
Controlling Access to Active Directory Objects. Delegating administration of
Active Directory objects
• Maintain Active Directory, Back up Active Directory and SYSVOL; manage
Active Directory offline; optimize an Active Directory database; clean up
metadata; configure Active Directory snapshots; perform object‐ and
container‐level recovery; perform Active Directory restore
• Hands on Lab
Configure domain • Configure domain user password policy; configure and apply Password 5
account policies Settings Objects (PSOs); delegate password settings management; configure
local user password policy; configure account lockout settings
• Hands on Lab

Configure and • Configure Group Policy processing, Configure processing order and 10
manage Group Policy precedence; configure blocking of inheritance; configure enforced policies;
configure security filtering and WMI filtering;
• Configure Group Policy settings, Configure settings including software
installation, folder redirection, scripts, and administrative template settings;
import security templates; import custom administrative template file
• Manage Group Policy objects (GPOs), Back up, import, copy, and restore
GPOs; create and configure Migration Table; reset default GPOs; delegate
Group Policy management
• Hands on Lab
Auditing and Security • Managing, auditing. Enabling and configuring system access, auditing 5
enabling and configuring Object access. Auditing, monitoring and analysing
security events, using security templates, troubleshooting.
• Hands on Lab
Deploy, manage, and • Deploy and manage server images: Install the Windows Deployment Services 10
maintain servers (WDS) role; configure and manage boot, install, and discover images; update
images with patches, hotfixes, and drivers; install features for offline images,
Implement patch management: Install and configure the Windows Server
Update Services (WSUS) role; configure group policies for updates; configure
client‐side targeting; configure WSUS synchronization; configure WSUS
groups
• Backup and Recovery: User data and system state, data backup types. Backup
strategies, scheduling, recovering user data and system state, data recovering
from a system failure. Using the recovery console to restore a system, using
the emergency repair disk to restore a system
• Hands on Lab

PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES (ADHNS-V)
Name of Unit of Qualification : PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES (ADHNS‐
V)
Topics : PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Introduction to C • Algorithms, Flow charts. Computer Language: Classification. 30
Language • Program Concept: Source program, Compiling, Program execution, Object
program. Measures of program performance. C‐ Language Fundamentals:
Tokens, Fundamental data types, Precedence of evaluation.
• Flow of Control:‐ Branching: If statement, If – else and Else – If constructs,
nested if statements, switch statements. Looping: for loops, while and do‐
while loops, nested loops, break and continue statements.
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to • What is HTML , HTML Documents, Basic structure of an HTML document , 30
HTML Creating an HTML document , Mark up Tags, Heading‐Paragraphs, Line
Breaks, HTML Tags. Elements of HTML:‐ Introduction to elements of
HTML, Working with Text, Working with Lists, Tables and Frames, Working
with Hyperlinks, Images and Multimedia, Working with Forms and
controls.
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to JAVA • Introduction to Java :‐ History of Java, Installation of JDK, Data Types, 30
Programming Identifiers, variables & constants, first java program,Java Script:‐
Introduction to java Script
• Introduction to Class & object:‐ Basic of Class & object, Object creation,
Object Creation, Accessing Object
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to PHP • Introduction on PHP:‐ Introducing PHP and MySQL, The PHP Story, History, 30
Programming Features, Architecture, Sample Applications.
• Installation & Configuring the WAMP Server
• Basic Programming:‐ Using Variables, Statements, and Operators
• Hands on Lab

NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX(ADHNS-VI)
Name of Unit of Qualification : NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX(ADHNS‐VI)
Topics : NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX
Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Introduction to • The CentOS Linux File system, The CentOS Shell, The CentOS Linux Utilities 10
CentOS Linux • Hands on Lab
Installing CentOS • Preparing for the Installation, Starting the CentOS Server Installation 10
Server Process, Configuring the Server’s Hard Drive, Completing the Installation
• Hands on Lab
Using the Command • Working as root, working with the Shell, Using Bash to Best Effect, 10
Line Managing Bash with Key Sequences,
• Performing Basic File System Management Tasks, Working with Directories,
Working with Files, Viewing the Content of Text Files, Finding Files That
Contain Specific Text , Creating Empty Files, Piping and Redirection, Piping,
Redirection,
• Finding Files, Working with Vi Editor: Vi Modes, Saving and Quitting, Cut,
Copy, and Paste, Deleting Text. Getting Help: Using man to Get Help,
Getting Information on Installed Packages
• Hands on Lab
System • Software Management, Software Repositories and Package Databases, 10
Administration Package Management Utilities, Using apt, Installing Software from Tarballs,
Configuring a Graphical User Interface, Creating Backups, Making File
Backups with tar, Making Device Backups Using dd, Configuring Logging,
Configuring syslog
• Hands on Lab
File System • Mounting Disks, Using the mount Command, Unmounting Devices, 10
Management Automating Mounts with /etc/fstab, Checking File System Integrity
• Working with Links: Working with Symbolic Links, Working with Hard Links.
• Configuring Storage, Comparing File Systems, Creating File Systems,
Working with Logical Volumes
• Hands on Lab
Configuring Server • Setting Up User Accounts, Commands for User Management, Managing 10
for Security Passwords, Modifying and Deleting User Accounts, Configuration Files,
Creating Groups, Commands for Group Management, /etc/group, Using
Group Passwords, Managing the User’s Shell Environment
• Configuring Permissions, Read, Write, and Execute: The Three Basic Linux
Permissions, Permissions and the Concept of Ownership, Working with
Advanced Linux Permissions, Setting Permissions, Using umask to Set
Default Permissions for New Files
• Working with Access Control Lists, Preparing the File System for ACLs, ACL
Limitations, Applying File Attributes, Apply Quota to Allow a Maximum
Amount of Files, Installing the Quota Software, Preparing the File System
for Quota, Initializing Quota, Setting Quota for Users and Groups,
Configuring Administrator Tasks with sudo
• Hands on Lab
Personalizing the • Process Monitoring and Management, Different Kinds of Processes, 10
System Foreground and Background, Managing Processes, Other Tools to Monitor
System Activity, Setting Process Priority, Executing Processes Automatically,
Configuring cron, Executing Once with at, Tuning the Boot Procedure
• Managing the GRUB Boot Loader, The GRUB Configuration File, Installing
GRUB, Working with the GRUB Boot Menu, Run levels,
• Hands on Lab

Configuring a • Configuring the Network Card, Using ifup, ifdown, and Related Tools, Using 10
Network Connection ifconfig, Using the ip Tool, Configuring the DNS Resolver, Configuring
and Introduction to Network Card Properties with the ethtool Command, Troubleshooting
Cryptography Network Connections, Testing Connectivity, Testing Availability of Services,
Monitoring the Network Interface, Monitoring Network Traffic, Configuring
Telnet & FTP, Connecting Remotely with SSH, Working with Public/Private
Key Pairs, Working with Secure Shell, Configuring SSH, Using Key‐Based
Authentication, A Short Introduction to Cryptography, Using Public/Private
Key–Based Authentication in an SSH Environment
• Hands on Lab
Using CentOS Server • Sharing Files with NFS, Using the NFS Server, Understanding How the NFS 10
as a File Server Works, Configuring an NFS Server, Configuring an NFS Client, Monitoring
the NFS Server
• Sharing Files with Samba, Samba Server Possibilities and Impossibilities,
Configuring the Samba Server, Client Access to the Samba Server
• Hands on Lab
Configuring Network • Configuring DNS, Methods of Name Resolution, Structure of the DNS 10
Infrastructure Hierarchy, Introducing Forward and Reverse DNS, Configuring DNS,
Services Configuring Reversed Lookup, Testing Your Name Server
• Configuring DHCP, Understanding the DHCP Protocol, Creating the DHCP
Server Configuration, The DHCP Process, The /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf
Configuration File, Advanced DHCP Configuration Options
• Configuring NTP, How NTP Works, Configuring a Stand‐Alone NTP Time
Server, Pulling or Pushing the Time, Configuring an NTP Client, Checking
NTP Synchronization Status, Customizing Your NTP Server, Starting Services
with xinetd, Setting up Xinetd, Setting Up Mail Servers, Clients
• Hands on Lab
Setting up Web • Setting up Apache, Apache Components, Starting, Stopping, and Testing 10
server & Squid Proxy the Apache Web Server, The Structure of the Apache Configuration Files,
Server and securing Checking the Configuration, Working with Virtual Hosts, Configuring Virtual
Web Services Hosts, Managing Access to the Web Server, Configuring Host‐Based Access
Restrictions, Configuring User‐Based Access Restrictions
• Enabling HTTPS, Creating a Self‐Signed Certificate, Configuring Apache to
Use the Self‐Signed Certificate
• Hands on Lab
• Configuring a Squid Proxy Server, Installing a Squid Proxy Cache,
Configuring Squid Access Control Policies, Configuring User Authentication
• Hands on Lab
Setting Up the • Using iptables to create a Firewall 5
Firewall with iptables • Hands on Lab
Setting Up the Mail • SMTP, POP3,IMAP, Postfix, Round cube 5

Server • Hands on Lab

CLOUD COMPUTING (ADHNS-VII)
Name of Unit of Qualification : CLOUD COMPUTING (ADHNS‐VII)
Topics : CLOUD COMPUTING

Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Introduction to Cloud • What is cloud? , Cloud Computing definition, private, public and hybrid 20
Computing cloud.Services provided by cloud are categorized :Software As a
Service(SaaS) ,Infrastructure As a Service(IaaS) ,Platform As a
Service(PaaS) ,Desktop As a Service (DaaS) VDI etc. How Cloud
Computing Works, Advantages & Disadvantages, Applications for
Businesses Cloud Service Providers,
• Brief overview of major Cloud Service providers –Amazon AWS, Google
App Engine, Microsoft, VMware. , How Companies are using Cloud
Computing , Cloud Computing Risks and Issues
• Hands on Lab
Virtualization • Virtualization concepts, Objectives, Types of Virtualization & its benefits, 20
Introduction to Various Virtualization OS, HA/DR using Virtualization
• Moving VMs, SAN backend concepts, S/W defined Networking
(OpenFlow/OpenVSwitch), S/W Defined Datacenter, S/W Defined
Storages.
• Virtualization for Enterprise using VMware,,Xen,KVM with oVirt, Hyper‐
V
• Hands on Lab
Building Cloud Networks • Designing and Implementing a Data Center‐Based Cloud, Industry and 20
International Standards Communication Requirements for Cloud
Implementation
• Hands on Lab
Private , Public & Hybrid • What is Private, Public & Hybrid Clouds, and Advantages & 20
Clouds Disadvantages? On Premises and Off Premises Cloud services, installing
a Cloud service using Eucalyptus, Open Nebula ,Open Stack , Amazon
Web Services ,Microsoft Azure ,Google App Engine ,VMware air
• Hands on Lab
Setting up your own • How to build private cloud using open source tools 40
Cloud • Understanding various cloud plugins, Setting up your own cloud
environment
• Autoprovisioning, Custom images, integrating tools like Nagios,
Integration of Public and Private Cloud
• Hands on Lab

ADVANCE NETWORKING (ADHNS-VIII)
Name of Unit of Qualification : ADVANCE NETWORKING (ADHNS‐VIII)
Topics : ADVANCE NETWORKING

Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Internetworking Basics • Internetworking Basics, Broadcast domain, Collision Domain, Hub, 10
Switch & Router ,Ethernet Cabling: ‐ Straight‐Through Cable, Crossover
Cable, Roll over Cable
• Internet Protocols: ‐ TCP/IP Model, IP Addressing, IP Terminology, IP
Addressing Scheme, Private IP Addresses ,TCP/IP Troubleshooting
utilities, Troubleshooting IP Addressing
• Hands on Lab
IP Subnetting and • Subnetting Basics, How to Create Subnets, Subnet Masks, Classless Inter‐ 10
Variable Length Subnet Domain Routing (CIDR), Subnetting Class C Addresses, Subnetting Class
Masks (VLSM) B Addresses, Subnetting Class A Addresses
• Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSMs), VLSM Design, Implementing
VLSM Network
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to the • The Cisco Router User Interface, Cisco Router IOS, Connecting to a Cisco 15
Router User Interface Router, Bringing up a Router, Setup Mode, Command‐Line Interface,
and Command‐Line Logging into the Router, Overview of Router Modes, CLI Prompts
Interface • Basic commands
• Hands on Lab
Routing Basics • IP Routing, Routing Basics, Static Routing, Default Routing, Dynamic 15
Routing, Routing Protocol Basics, Administrative Distances
• Routing Protocols, Distance‐Vector Routing Protocols, Maximum Hop
Count, Route Poisoning
• Routing Information Protocol (RIP), Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
(IGRP)
• Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP) and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) EIGRP
Features and Operation, Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) Basics
• Hands on Lab
Switching Basics • Layer 2 Switching basics, Configuring the Catalyst 1900 and 2950 10
Switches,1900 and 2950 Switch Startup, Setting the Passwords, Setting
the Hostname, Setting IP Information, Configuring Interface
Descriptions, Erasing the Switch Configuration
• Hands on Lab
VLAN Basics • Virtual LANs (VLANs) VLAN Basics, Broadcast Control, Security ,Flexibility 15
and Scalability ,VLAN Memberships, Static VLANs ,Dynamic VLANs,
Identifying VLANs, Frame Tagging, LAN Identification Methods , Inter‐
Switch Link (ISL) Protocol
• VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP),VTP Modes of Operation, VTP Pruning,
Routing between VLANs ,Configuring VLANs, Assigning Switch Ports to
VLANs ,Configuring Trunk Ports ,Configuring Inter‐ VLAN Routing,
Configuring VTP.
• Hands on Lab
Components of a Router • Managing a Cisco Internetwork The Internal Components of a Cisco 10
Router, The Router Boot Sequence Understanding the Configuration
Register Bits, Checking the Current Configuration Register Value,
Changing the Configuration Register, Recovering Passwords,

• Backing Up and Restoring the Cisco IOS, Verifying Flash Memory, Backing
Up the Cisco IOS, Restoring or Upgrading the Cisco Router IOS ,Backing
Up and Restoring the Cisco Configuration, Erasing the Configuration
• Hands on Lab
Managing Traffic with • Managing Traffic with Access Lists Introduction to Access Lists, Standard 15
Access Control Lists Access Lists, Wildcard Masking, Standard Access List Example,
Controlling VTY (Telnet) Access, Extended Access Lists, Extended Access
List Example, Named Access Lists, Monitoring Access Lists
• Hands on Lab
Network Address • Network Address Translation NAT, Introduction to Network addresses 10
Translation Translation (NAT), Port address translation (PAT), Static NAT, Dynamic
NAT, NAT Overloading
• Hands on Lab
WAN Protocols • Introduction of WAN, Cabling the WAN, HDLC, PPP, LCP, Frame Relay, 10
ISDN, DSL/ADSL
• Hands on Lab

WIRELESS NETWORK(ADHNS-IX)
Name of Unit of Qualification : WIRELESS NETWORK(ADHNS‐IX)
Topics : WIRELESS NETWORK

Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Overview of Wireless • Introduction to wireless Network, different generation of Wireless 10
Network System
• Hands on Lab
Characteristics of • Radio propagation mechanisms; reflection, diffraction and scattering, 5
Wireless Medium multipath & Doppler
• Hands on Lab
Physical Layer • Wireless transmission techniques, Consideration in the design of wireless 5
Alternatives for Modem, Short Distance Base Band Transmission, Comparison of
Wireless Networks modulation themes, Coding techniques for wireless communications
• Hands on Lab
Wireless Medium • Introduction to multiple access technique, Frequency Division Multiple 10
Access Alternatives Access (FDMA) and Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA),. Code
Division Multiple Access (CDMA), Comparison of CDMA, TDMA, FDMA,
and Random Access Methods for mobile Data Services, Access methods
for wireless LANs.
• Hands on Lab
Network Planning • Wireless network topologies, cellular topology, cell fundamentals, 5
capacity expansion techniques, network planning for CDMA systems.
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to • ISM band, 802.11a/b/g wireless standards 30
Wireless LAN • Adhoc, infrastructure mode of WLAN, Access Point in Repeater Mode
• Security in WLAN, MAC Filtering, WEP/WPA
• Evaluation of WLAN, Wireless Home Networking, IEEE 802.11 standard
for WLAN
• Hands on Lab
GSM and TDMA • What is GSM? GSM Services and features, system architecture, Call 10
Technology: Establishment Mechanism, Handover Mechanism, Security Mechanism.
• Hands on Lab
CDMA Technology • What is CDMA? CDMA Forward channel, CDMA Reverse channel, packet 10
& frame formats, mobility management
• Hands on Lab
Mobile Data Networks • What is mobile Data?, GPRS, Mobility Support in GPRS, Short Messaging 10
Service in GSM, Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
• Hands on Lab
Bluetooth Technology • Introduction to Bluetooth technology, Overall architecture, protocol 15
stack, physical connection, MAC mechanism, connection management.
• Hands on Lab
Overview of Wireless • Planning and designing wireless Broadband, satellite communications 10
Broadband Networking and application.
• Hands on Lab

INFORMATION SECURITY(ADHNS-X)
Name of Unit of Qualification : Information Security(ADHNS‐X)

Topics : Information Security
Criteria
(OUTCOME) No.
Introduction to • Information Security: Introduction, History of Information security, What 5
Information Security is Security, CIA Security Model, Introduction‐Characteristics of Networks,
Security Concepts,–Kinds of security breaches – Threats and Risks, Points
of vulnerability
• Attacks – Passive and Active, Security Services, Confidentiality,
Authentication, Non‐Repudiation, Integrity, Access Control, Availability,
Components of Information System.
• Hands on Lab
Cryptography • Concepts and Techniques, symmetric and asymmetric key cryptography, 10
Symmetric key Ciphers, and Asymmetric key Ciphers: Principles of public
key cryptosystems, RSA algorithm, Diffie‐Hellman Key exchange
• Message Authentication and Hash Functions: Authentication
requirements and functions, MAC and Hash Functions, MAC Algorithms:
Secure Hash Algorithm, Whirlpool, HMAC, Digital signatures, X.509,
Kerberos.
• Hands on Lab
Security at Layers • Security at layers (Network, Transport, Application): IPSec, Secure Socket 10
Layer(SSL), Transport Layer Security (TLS), Secure Electronic
Transaction(SET), Pretty Good Privacy(PGP), S/MIME
• Hands on Lab
Intruders, Virus and • Intruders, Intrusion detection, password management, Virus and Related 10
Firewalls threats, Countermeasures, Firewall design principles, Types of firewalls
• Hands on Lab
Protocols • Buffer overflow, brute force attacks, protocols attacks, cross site and 10
weaknesses in TCP/IP other CGI vulnerabilities etc, Spoofing, Denial of service, Operating
and other protocols system Hardening, Internet protocols and security SSL.TLS, IPSec, SSH,
Application security, WWW Security ,Secure Email. Antivirus, Network
scanners,
• Firewall, IDS, Log analysis, Security Infrastructure, PKI, VPN, Ecommerce,
security, Security Audits, Asset classification and Risk Analysis, Audit Trail,
Reporting, Passwords, shadow files, one‐time passwords, Bio‐metric
based identification and authentication systems. Smart cards. Kerberos.
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to • Ethical Hacking Terminology, Different Types of Hacking Technologies, 10
Ethical Hacking Different Phases Involved in Ethical Hacking and Stages of Ethical
Hacking: Passive and Active Reconnaissance, Scanning, Gaining Access,
Maintaining Access, Covering Tracks,
• Types of Hacker Classes, Skills Required to Become an Ethical Hacker,
Vulnerability Research, Ways to Conduct Ethical Hacking, Creating a
Security Evaluation Plan, Types of Ethical Hacks, Testing Types, Ethical
Hacking Report ,Footprinting and Social Engineering, Footprinting,
Information Gathering Methodology
• Competitive Intelligence, DNS Enumeration Whois, and ARIN Lookups,
Types of DNS Records, Traceroute, E‐Mail Tracking ,Web Spiders , Social

Engineering, Common Types Of Attacks, Insider Attacks, Identity Theft,
Phishing Attacks, Online Scams, URL Obfuscation, Social‐Engineering
Countermeasures.
• Hands on Lab
Scanning and • Scanning, types of Scanning , Scanning Methodology ,Ping Sweep 10
Enumeration Techniques, Nmap Command Switches, SYN, Stealth, XMAS, NULL, IDLE,
and FIN Scans, TCP Communication Flag Types, War‐Dialling Techniques,
Banner Grabbing and OS Fingerprinting Techniques, Proxy Servers,
Anonymizers, HTTP Tunnelling Techniques
• IP Spoofing Techniques , Enumeration, Null Sessions, SNMP Enumeration,
Steps Involved in Performing Enumeration System Hacking
Understanding Password‐Cracking Techniques, Understanding the
LanManager Hash Cracking Windows 2000 Passwords, Redirecting the
SMB Logon to the Attacker SMB Redirection, SMB Relay ,MITM Attacks
and Countermeasures NetBIOS DoS Attacks, Password‐Cracking
Countermeasures, Understanding Different Types of Passwords Passive
Online Attacks, Active Online Attacks, Offline ,Attacks Non electronic
Attacks, Understanding Key loggers and Other Spyware Technologies
• Hands on Lab
Hiding Techniques • Understand Escalating Privileges, Executing Applications, Buffer 10
and Privilege Overflows, Understanding Rootkits, Planting Rootkits on Windows
Escalation Machines, Rootkit Embedded TCP/IP Stack Rootkit, Countermeasures,
Understanding How to Hide Files, NTFS File Streaming NTFS Stream,
Countermeasures, Understanding Steganography Technologies,
Understanding How to Cover Your Tracks and Erase Evidence, Disabling
Auditing, Clearing the Event Log
• Hands on Lab
Trojans, Backdoors, • Trojans and Backdoors, Overt and Covert Channels, Types of Trojans, 10
Viruses, and Worms Reverse‐Connecting Trojans, Netcat Trojan ,Indications of a Trojan Attack,
Wrapping, Trojan Construction Kit and Trojan Makers ,Countermeasure
Techniques in Preventing Trojans, Trojan‐Evading Techniques, System File
Verification Sub objective to Trojan Countermeasures Viruses and
Worms, Difference between a Virus and a Worm, Types of Viruses,
Understand Antivirus Evasion Techniques, Understand Virus Detection
Methods Sniffers
• Hands on Lab
Protocols Susceptible • Active and Passive Sniffing, ARP Poisoning, Ethereal Capture and Display 10
to Sniffing Filters, MAC Flooding, DNS Spoofing Techniques, Sniffing
Countermeasures Denial of Service and Session Hijacking Denial of
Service, Types of DoS Attacks, DDoS Attacks, BOTs/BOTNETs, “Smurf”
Attack, “SYN” Flooding, DoS/DDoS Countermeasures, Session Hijacking,
Spoofing vs. Hijacking, Types of Session Hijacking, Sequence Prediction,
Steps in Performing Session Hijacking, Prevention of Session Hijacking
• Hands on Lab
Web Application • Hacking Web Servers, Web Application Vulnerabilities, and Web‐Based 10
Vulnerabilities Password Cracking Techniques, Hacking Web Servers, Types of Web
Server Vulnerabilities, Attacks against Web Servers, IIS Unicode Exploits,
Patch Management Techniques, Web Server Hardening Methods Web
Application Vulnerabilities, Objectives of Web Application Hacking,
Anatomy of an Attack, Web Application Threats, Google Hacking, Web
Application Countermeasures Web‐Based Password Cracking
Techniques, Authentication Types, Password Cracker, Password Attacks:
Classification ,Password Cracking Countermeasures SQL Injection and
Buffer Overflows SQL Injection, Steps to Conduct SQL Injection, SQL
Server Vulnerabilities, SQL Injection

• Countermeasures Buffer Overflows, Types of Buffer Overflows and
Methods of Detection, Stack Based Buffer Overflows, Buffer Overflow
Mutation Techniques
• Hands on Lab
OS Hardening • Windows & Linux Hardening Methods, Penetration Testing 5
Methodologies, Security Assessments, Penetration Testing
Methodologies, Penetration Testing Steps, Pen‐Test Legal Framework ,
Automated Penetration Testing Tools
• Hands on Lab
Introduction to • Internet infrastructure, key components in the internet infrastructure, 10
Network internet infrastructure security
infrastructure • Switch Security: Introduction, How switches can be attacked,
security • Router Security: Over view of Internet routing, External and internal
attacks, RIP attacks and countermeasures, OSPF attacks and
countermeasures, BGP Attacks and countermeasures
• DNS Security, Introduction, DHCP attacks, DNS attacks
• Hands on Lab

COMMUNICATION AND SOFT SKILL (ADHNS-XI)
Name of Unit of Qualification : Communication and Soft Skill (ADHNS‐XI)

Duration : 20 Hours
Topics : Communication and Soft Skill
Performance Criteria Contents Hrs.
(OUTCOME) No.
Acquiring Communication • Communication , verbal and non‐verbal 6
Skill communication
Managing career, staff and • Building professional relationship, Relationship at 6
professional relationships work , Making the most of personal and professional
relationships, Competency Description, Managing
Difficult Business Relationships
Preparing for interview • Interview Techniques: Planning For The Interview, 8

Preparing for an Interview, Interview Formats,
Stages Of The Interview, Types Of Interview
Questions
• Best Bet for Interview Preparation: Mock Interviews,
The Benefits of Mock Interviews Experience & Skills,
• Curriculum Vitae: Overview, types of CV, Covering
letter, Writing a Resume, Acceptance Letter, Thank
You Letter

LAB ASSIGNMENTS

ADHNS-I : PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE
LAB ASSIGNMENTS (60 Hrs.)
ADHNS-I : PC & PERIPHERAL ARCHITECTURE
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 To Study various logic Gates using trainer kit.
2 Use of NAND and NOR Gates to construct Basic Gates.
3 Identification and testing of electronic components using Digital multimeter and Component Testing and
Symbols.
4 Reading the value of resistors by their color band and then verifying the same by measuring its value by
DMM.
5 Soldering and Desoldering Techniques.
6 Testing of diodes with Multimeters. Making a Full wave bridge rectifier using a transformer.
7 Study of Zener diode as voltage regulator.
8 Study of a transistor, its testing with multi-meter, the use of a transistor as an amplifier and as a switch.
9 Installation & identification of various types of Pentium processors
10 To Study identification & testing of passive and active components
11 Installation & identification of various types of Expansion cards.
12 To Study of various types of motherboard and its slots.
13 Installation of two HDD in a system
14 Study of various DOS Commands.
15 Creating and using DOS Batch File.
16 Study of CMOS (BIOS) Configuration.
17 Study of POST error codes and error messages.
18 Formatting & partitioning of a hard disk drive.

ADHNS-II : OS & DIAGNOSTICS UTILITIES
ADHNS-II : OS & DIAGNOSTICS UTILITIES
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 Installation of different Operating Systems
2 Study of Control Panel
3 Installation Dual Operating System
4 Installation of various cards (VGA, Sound, NIC, etc.) Installation of different device drivers or Motherboard
drivers.
5 Study & identification of various parts of a PC.
6 Assembly and disassembly of PC.
7 Using PC benchmarking tools.
8 Biometric Security Device Installation and Configuration.
9 Taking Data Backup and System Formatting and OS Installation.
10 Installation of Web Camera and CCTV Camera Drivers and Software.
11 Installation of CD-DVD Burning Software like: Nero 7.0 & PowerISO.
12 Installation and Troubleshooting Different types of Antivirus Software
13 Convert file system FAT to NTFS Using MS-DOS
14 Study of various OS troubleshooting issues in computer system.
15 Preventing and recovery the hard disk failures.
16 Setting of remote Desktop connection in windows 7,8 &10

17 Manage Disk through computer disk management.
18 Convert file system FAT to NTFS Using MS-DOS

ADHNS-III : BASIC NETWORKING
ADHNS-III : BASIC NETWORKING
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 To create a Crossover Cable using standard color-coding (RJ-45, UTP, Crimping tools).
2 To create a Straight cable using standard color-coding.
3 To identify various media (STP, UTP, Co-axial, Fiber optics etc) and its connectors.
4 To study connection to patch panel, l/O box.
5 To install NIC, installation of TCP/IP, assigning of IP address to the system.
6 To connect two PCs using a crossover cable.
7 To setup a LAN with a number of PCs using 8/16 port HUB/Switch.
8 To Use the Ping command (with all switches) to verify the TCP/IP Connection between the two
workstations
9 To study TCP/IP command utility.
10 To share a file or folder on a windows Network.
11 Configuration of advance setting of Network Adapter.
12 Create a network using subnet mask 255.255.255.192.
13 IP addressing of class-A,B & C and calculating no. of host/network.
14 Study of various types of Regional Internet registry (RIR).
15 Setting of firewall and its rules.(inbound & outbound).
16 Configurations of advance sharing setting options.
17 Configuration of multiple IP address
18 Configuring ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) in Windows / 2008 Server
19 Configuring Proxy Server for managing Internet resources.`

ADHNS-IV : NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS SERVER 2012
ADHNS-IV : NETWORKING THROUGH WINDOWS SERVER 2012
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 Installation of server 2012, Install server core, migrate roles from previous versions of windows
server, configure server core delegate administration, Deploy roles on remote servers, convert
server core to/from full GUI, configure services, configure NIC teaming.
2 Configure basic and dynamic disks , manage volumes ,Create and mount virtual hard disk
(VHDs),Configure storage pools and disk pools.
3 Create and configure shares, configure share permissions, configure offline files, configure
NTFS permission, configure Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS), configure NTFS quotas.
4 Add tools and applications to start screen in server 2012, Introduce to windows Server
Manager Dashboard, Convert windows server 2012 to workstation.
5 Configure the Print driver, configure Enterprise Print Management, configure Printer pooling,
configure Print priorities, configure print Permissions.
6 Configure IPv4 address option, configure Subnetting, configure interoperability between IPv4
and IPv6
7 Configuration of DHCP, configure scopes, configure DHCP reservation, configure client and
server for PXE boot, configure DHCP Relay Agent, Authorize DHCP server
8 Deploy and configuration of DNS Service, configure Active Directory Integration of Primary
zones, Configure Forwarders, configure Root hints, manage DNS cache create A and PTR
records.
9 Installation of Active Directory, Join server 2012 to Domain, Add servers to Server Manager.
10 Install Roles and Features in power Shell, Add and Remove Roles in PowerShell.
11 Add or Remove a domain controller from a domain, Upgrade a Domain controller, configure a
Global catalog server
12 Active directory Accounts, Create, Copy, configure and Delete users and computers, configure
Templates, configure user Rights, Manage inactive and disabled accounts.
13 Create and Manage Active directory Groups, configure Group nesting, convert Groups
including security, distribution, universal, domain local and domain global, manage group
membership using group policy.
14 Delegate the creation and management of Active directory objects, manage default Active
directory containers, create copy, configure and delete Groups and OUs.
15 Create Group Policy, configure a Central Store, Manage a starter GPOs, configure GPO links,
and configure multiple local Group policies.
16 Configure User right Assignment, configure security option setting, configure security
templates, configure audit policy, configure Local users and Groups, and configure User
Account Control (UAC).
17 Configure Windows Firewall, configure rules for multiple profiles using group policy, and
configure Windows Firewall to allow or Deny applications. Scopes, ports and users, configure
authenticated firewall exceptions, Import and Export settings.
18 Install the Windows Deployment Services (WDS) Roles, configure and manage boot, install
and discover Images, Update Images with Patches, hot fixes and drivers.
19 Install and configure DFS namespaces, configure DFS Replication, configure Fault Tolerance.
20 Install the FSRM role, configure Quotas, and configure File Screening.
21 Implement auditing using Group Policy and AuditPol.exe; create expression-based audit
policies; create removable device audit policies
22 Configure primary and secondary zones in DNS; configure stub zones; configure conditional
forwards; configure zone and conditional forward storage in Active Directory; configure zone
Delegation; configure zone transfer settings.
23 Create and configure DNS Resource Records (RR) including A, AAAA, PTR, SOA, NS, SRV,
CNAME, and MX records
24 Install and configure the Remote Access role; implement Network Address Translation (NAT);
configure VPN settings; configure remote dial-in settings for users; configure routing
25 Configure a Network Policy Server
26 Configure System Health Valuators (SHVs); configure health policies; configure NAP
enforcement using DHCP and VPN; configure isolation and remediation of non -compliant
computers using DHCP and VPN; configure NAP client settings.
27 FSMO roles in server 2012, transfer and seize operation master configure a read-only domain
controller (RODC)

28 IIS server configuration, Installing IIS 8 via PowerShell, Creating a Simple Website, Configuring
Site Settings, Hosting Multiple Websites ,Deploying Sites ,Installing and Configuring SMTP,
Adding the SMTP Server, Feature, Setting Up an SMTP Server, Adding the SMTP E-mail
Feature to an IIS 8 Website, Integrating FTP into IIS 8 Web Pages, The FTP File Transfer
Publishing Service ,Adding FTP to an IIS 8 Website
29 Maintain Active Directory, Back up Active Directory and SYSVOL; manage Active Directory
offline; optimize an Active Directory database; clean up metadata; Active Directory restore.
30 Configure account policies, Configure domain user password policy; configure and apply
Password Settings Objects (PSOs); delegate password settings management; configure local
user password policy; configure account lockout settings.
31 Windows server 2012 server Core Installation, Server core rename, Server Core Network
Configuration, Join Server core to Domain.
32 GUI to Server core and Server Core to GUI conversion.
33 RDS - Remote Desktop Services & RemoteApp configuration
34 To configure storage pool & NFS Server in Windows 2012 server

ADHNS-V : PROGRAMMING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

ADHNS-V : Programming Tools and Techniques
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 Installation of Turbo C/C++ compiler in Windows
Installation of gcc compiler in Linux
Program in C to addition of two numbers
2 Program in C to find whether given no is even or odd.
3 Program in C to reverse a given number.
4 Program in C to calculate sum of 5 subjects & find percentage.
5 Program in C to find factorial of a number.
6 Develop an HTML document for a web page of your college. Design the page with an
attractive background color, text color and background image.
7 Write an HTML document with an example of Table format to print your Bio-Data.
8 Write HTML code to develop a web page having background in blue and title
"Welcome to my home page" in red other color
9 Create an HTML document of giving details of your name, age, telephone no,
address and enrolment no, aligned in proper order
10 Installation of JDK compiler in Windows/Linux and setting of path Variables
11 Program in JAVA to find whether given no is even or odd.
12 Program in JAVA to reverse a given number.
13 Program in JAVA to calculate sum of 5 subjects & find percentage.
14 Program in JAVA to find factorial of a number.
15 Installation of WAMP server in Windows/LAMP in Linux
16 Program in PHP to print “Hello Message”
17 Program in PHP and Perform all Arithmetic operations.
18 Write a program in PHP to get a number and check whether it even or odd.

ADHNS-VI: NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX

ADHNS-VI: NETWORKING THROUGH LINUX
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 Linux introduction & Installation of CentOS Linux
2 Using various Linux commands
3 Using VI Editor
4 Software package management using YUM
5 Installing Software from Tarballs, RPM
6 Using the mount Command to Mount & Unmount the Disks, Devices.
7 Automating Mounts with /etc/fstab
8 Setting Up User Accounts
9 Modifying and Deleting User Accounts
10 Creating Groups
11 Managing the User’s Shell Environment
12 Configuring Permissions, Read, Write, and Execute: The Three Basic Linux
Permissions
13 Working with Advanced Linux Permissions
14 Working with Access Control Lists(ACL)
15 Setting Quota for Users and Groups
16 Process Monitoring and Management
17 Managing the GRUB Boot Loader, The GRUB Configuration File, Installing GRUB
18 Configuring Run levels
19 Configuring the Network Card, Troubleshooting Network Connections, Testing
Connectivity.
20 Configuring Telnet Server
21 Configuring FTP Server
22 Configuring SSH Server
23 Configuring an NFS Server & Client
24 Configuring the Samba Server and Client Access
25 Configuring bind DNS Server
26 Creating the DHCP Server Configuration
27 Configuring NTP Time server
28 Setting Up Apache Web server
29 Configuring SQUID Proxy Server
30 Using iptables to create a Firewall
31 Configuring mail server setup using Postfix and Roundcube
32 Configuring Directory Service (LDAP) using FreeIPA Server

ADHNS-VII : Cloud Computing

ADHNS-VII : Cloud Computing
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 Installation of Oracle Virtual Box
2 Creating and managing virtual machine in Oracle virtual Box
3 Installation of VM ware ESXi Server
4 Use templates and cloning to deploy virtual machines
5 Modify and manage virtual machines
6 Create and manage virtual machine snapshots
7 Installation of Microsoft Hyper -V
8 Taking Backup of VM
9 Restoring of VM
10 Setting up Virtualization software using VMWare ESX Server, Microsoft Hyper-V etc.
11 Setting up KVM.
12 Setting up Openstack.to create cloud platform
13 Study of Amazon Cloud Services.

ADHNS-VIII : ADVANCED NETWORKING

ADHNS-VIII : ADVANCED NETWORKING
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 To study Cisco Router & its interface. (Console port, AUI, Serial, Auxiliary, Ethernet, Fast
Ethernet, BRI)
2 To study, Switch & its interface. (Console port, Ethernet, Fast Ethernet)
3 To bring up a router first time, logging into a router, basic commands, saving NVRAM
configuration.
4 To configure a router for different LAN segments.
5 To configure IP Routing by creating Static Routes. (Static Routing)
6 To study IP routing by using RIP (Routing Information Protocol)- Dynamic Routing.
7 To study IP Routing by using EIGRP (Enhanced IGRP)- Dynamic Routing.
8 To study IP Routing by using OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)- Dynamic Routing.
9 Password recovery in Cisco router using rommon mode.
10 Backing Up and Restoring the Cisco IOS,Configuration File using TFTP server
11 To bring up a Switch first time, logging into a switch, basic commands
12 To configure VLANs and Inter-VLAN Routing.
13 To manage traffic using standard IP Access list.
14 To manage traffic using Extended IP Access list
15 To manage traffic using Named IP Access list
16 Configuring Static NAT on Cisco router
17 Configuring Dynamic NAT on Cisco router
18 Configuring NAT Overloading on Cisco router
19 Configuring Port Forwarding / PAT on Cisco router

ADHNS-IX : WIRELESS NETWORK

ADHNS-IX : WIRELESS NETWORK
S.NO ASSIGNMENT
1 To study various types of Antennas. Directional, Omni Directional etyc.

2 To study installation and Configuration of Wireless LAN NIC.
3 To study installation and Configuration of Access Point.
4 Wireless LAN Setup using ADHOC mode.
5 Wireless LAN Setup using Infrastructure mode.
6 Configuring an Access Point in Repeater Mode.
7 Using Access Point as a DHCP Server
8 To study Security implementation in WLAN.
9 Detecting Wireless Network activity and security lack using Netstumbler
10 To implement Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) security in WLAN
11 To implement wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) Security in WLAN
12 To implement MAC Filtering security in WLAN
13 To study Security implementation in WLAN.
14 Detecting Wireless Network activity and security lack using Netstumbler
15 To implement Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) security in WLAN

ADHNS-X : INFORMATION SECURITY

ADHNS-X : INFORMATION SECURITY
1 Information Gathering & • Hands-on lab for Network Discovery & Scanning, Target Enumeration,
Countermeasures Vulnerability Assessment & Countermeasures
2 Sniffing & Countermeasures • Hands-on lab on Sniffing, Man in the Middle Attack (MITM) and ARP Cache
Poisoning
3 Brute Force Attack • Hands-on lab on Hash Function, Password Hashes, Brute Force Attack and
Types of Password Attacks
4 IP Spoofing with DoS • Hands-on lab on IP Spoofing and DoS
5 Trojan, Backdoor & Virus& • Hands-on lab of Trojan
Countermeasures.
6 Bypassing Proxy& • To Understand Spoofing Proxy Servers, Types of Proxy Servers and
Countermeasures Web/Content Filtering
• Hands-on lab to Bypassing Proxy & Countermeasures
7 SQL Injection Attack & • To Understand SQL Injection, Plain SQL Injection, Blind SQL, Injection
Countermeasures Preventive Measures and Data Validation
• Hands-on lab for SQL Injection Attacks & Countermeasures
8 Code Injection & • To Understand Code Injection, Types of Code Injection and DLL
Countermeasures • Hands-on lab for Code Injection: Static Code Injection
9 E-mail Spoofing, Phishing & • To Understand E-mail Spoofing, Phishing and Phishing Techniques
Countermeasures • Hands-on lab for E-mail Spoofing, Phishing & Countermeasures
10 Hacking Wireless Network • To Understand Wireless Network Attacks, Scanning Wireless Network and
&Countermeasure Cracking WEP/WPA Key of Wireless Network
• Hands-on lab for Hacking Wireless Network & Countermeasures
11 E-mail Security • To Understand Common E-mail Protocols, E-mail Encryption and Digital
Signature
• Hands-on lab for E-mail Security
12 Network Traffic Monitoring • To Understand Network Traffic Monitoring
• Hands-on lab for Network Traffic Monitoring
13 Network Traffic Encryption • To Understand IP Security, Protocols used in IPSec, Security Architecture
of IPSec and Modes of IPSec
• Hands-on lab for IP Security
14 Installing & Configuring • To Understand Intrusion Detection System, Various Types of IDS and
Intrusion Detection System Components used in Snort Implementation
• Hands-on lab for Installing & Configuring IDS
15 Configuring Host Based • To Understand Basic concepts of Firewall, Basic techniques for Configuring
Firewall Firewall
• Hands-on lab to Configuring Host Based Firewall (Windows) and Firewall
(Linux)
16 Host System Hardening • To Understand Vulnerability Assessment and OS Hardening
(Windows) • Hands-on lab for Windows Server Hardening
17 Host System Hardening • To Understand OS Hardening
(Linux) • Hands-on lab for Linux Hardening
18 Evaluating Security • To Understand Security Evaluation, Penetration Testing and Benefits of
Penetration Testing.
• Hands-on lab for Windows Server Penetration Testing

19 Use of CrypTool open source • Classic methods: the Caesar cipher, the ADFGVX cipher, the double-
tool to study column transposition (permutation), the Enigma encryption algorithm, etc.
• Modern methods: the RSA and AES algorithms, hybrid encryption,
algorithms based on lattice reduction and elliptic curves, etc.
• Calculation of hash values and analysis of their sensitivity
• Creation of Message Authentication Codes (MACs)
• Generation of strong keys for passwords according to the PKCS#5
standard
• compression and decompression of documents, which enables the study of
file compression prior to the actual encryption of a given document
• Generation and analysis of pseudo-random numbers
• Demonstration of protocols for authentication und key exchange (DH)
• Creating an electronic signature
• Processing hybrid encryption
• Analysis of the effect of modifications to a document on the resulting hash
value
• Sensitivity of hash algorithms
• Generation of hash value collisions (birthday paradox)
• Demonstration of encryption and digital signing according to the S/MIME
standard
• Authentication protocols
• Shared secrets using the Chinese Remainder Theorem and Shamir
• Visualizations of many algorithms (Vigenère(Vigenere), AES, Enigma, etc.)
• Password strength tests
• Evaluation of existing passwords
• Generation of a password with a given minimum entropy

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