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Organized by WORKSHOP on CISCO-IT Essentials & CCNA Course and E- Yantra ❖ Introduction to FIREBIRD-V, robotics research platform, input output buzzer programming, motion ABOUT THE COLLEGE control and velocity control, LCD interfacing. TEQIP-III SPONSORED Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology WHO CAN ATTEND? Muzaffarpur WORKSHOP Students of B.Tech., faculty, and staff of different departments. on Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology came into RESOURSE PERSON existence on 25th September 1954, just seven years CISCO-IT Essentials & after independence of India. The institute is under Mr. Govind Kumar Jha administrative control of Department of Science Assistant Professor, Department of CSE CCNA Course and e- Bhagalpur College of Engineering, Bhagalpur and Technology, Government of Bihar. MIT Yantra Muzaffarpur is an AICTE approved institution and Mr. Akhilesh Kumar affiliated to Aryabhatta Knowledge University, Assistant Professor, Department of CSE Darbhanga College of Engineering, Darbhanga Patna. Organized By Mr. Mohammad Aknan The Institute is located at the north-west corner of Assistant Professor, Department of CSE the Muzaffarpur city along Muzaffarpur – Motihari Sitamarhi Institute of Technology, Sitamarhi road, spread over an area of 55 acres at a distance of about 4 Km from Muzaffarpur junction. The Mr. Mohit Kumar institute is flanked by the holy river “Boorhi Assistant Professor, Department of ECE Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology, Muzaffarpur Gandak” on north, a quite big water reservoir on the east, Muzaffarpur – Motihari road on south and GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS local road network on west. ❖ A certificate of participation will be given to all. Department of ❖ There are limited seats. The participants will COURSE INCLUDES: Electronics and Communication Engineering ❖ IT Essentials (PC hardware and software) be selected on “First-Come-First-Served” & ❖ PC components and assembly (Hands on using basis. Information Technology HOW TO APPLY? Xampp software) Participants are required to fill the Google form Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology ❖ Troubleshooting and networking concept Muzaffarpur – 842003 to register. ❖ Device configuration, address scheme, IP Faculty:(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhYyVZsjtejRqd32N address and its configurations, interfaces, and xdlx_NS-w-PPWUHcYc0OGdgJQiWJ9hg/viewform?usp=pp_url) port. Students:(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsZolfBjrV- Date: 08th January – 12th January 2020 ❖ Building network and configuring CISCO XyD5ttVoxfw2SQTsV738sg-BycxUxyLxrrKOA/viewform?usp=pp_url) router (Hands-on through Packet Tracer) Venue: Super I-way Lab TEQIP-III SPONSORED IMPORTANT DATES APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION Workshop th th Application for 5-day Workshop on Date: 08 Jan. 2020 – 12 Jan. 2020 on “CISCO-IT Essentials & CCNA Course and e- VENUE: Super I-way Lab Yantra” “CISCO-IT Essentials & CCNA Course and e- 08th January – 12th January 2020 Yantra” 08th January – 12th January 2020 Dr. J. N. Jha Name……………………………………………... Patron-in Chief Organized by Principal, MIT Muzaffarpur Department……………………………………….. Mr. Ashish Kumar Assistant Prof. Dept. of Civil Organization……………………………………… Patron & TEQIP-III Coordinator Address for Correspondence ……………………………………………………. COORDINATORS ……………………………………………………. Mr. Umar Farooque E-mail: Assistant Professor ………………………………………………......... Department of ECE E-mail: [email protected] Phone/Mobile: ………………………………………..................... Department Mr. Vijay Kumar of Assistant Professor Department of IT Electronics and Communication Email: [email protected] Engineering Date………. & Mr. Shadab Rabbani Information Technology Assistant Professor Department of ECE Place……… Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology Mr. Mohit Kumar Muzaffarpur – 842003 Assistant Professor Signature of Applicant Department of ECE www.mitmuzaffarpur.org E-mail: [email protected] www.facebook.com/mitmuzaffarpur Link to register: For queries please contact: Signature of principal/Head of Department Faculty:(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhYyVZsjtejRqd Mr. Umar Farooque 32Nxdlx_NS-w-PPWUHcYc0OGdgJQiWJ9hg/viewform?usp=pp_url) +91-8521868702 Students:(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsZolfBjrV- XyD5ttVoxfw2SQTsV738sg-BycxUxyLxrrKOA/viewform?usp=pp_url) Workshop on: “CISCO IT Essentials & CCNA Course and e-Yantra” Organized By: Department of ECE and Department of Information Technology, MIT Muzaffarpur Sponsored By: TEQIP-III Workshop Schedule Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Date (10:00AM-11:00 AM) (11:15AM-12:45PM) (1:45PM-3:15PM) (3:30PM-5:00PM) Troubleshooting and An overview of IT PC Components and Networking, PC 08.01.2020 Inauguration Essentials (H/W and S/W) assembly, Advanced Components & Course Computer Hardware Assembly on XAMPP. Configuring Network OS, CISCO IOS and Command Explore the Network Protocols & Structure, Device Building a Simple Network Network(LAN,WAN, Communications, 09.01.2020 Configuration, Address (Hands-on through Packet 3:30PM) Internet,Intranet), Network - Protocol Suite,Reference Scheme, IP address and its Tracer) Components Model(OSI & TCP/IP) 11:15 AM) - Configurations, Interfaces, 1:45PM) and Port - (3:15PM Subnetting IP Networks, Routing, Routers, IP Addressing, IPv4 and Subnetting an IP v4 Network Access,Ethernet, (11:00AM Configuring a CISCO (12:45PM 10.01.2020 IPv6 Network Addressing, Network, Subnetting an Network Layer, Router (Hands-on through Connectivity & Verification IPv6 Networkusing Packet Tracer) Tea Break Break Packet Tracer Lunch Tea Aplication Layer and its Transport Layer Protocol, Protocol, DHCP and its TCP and UDP, TCP operations, DHCP and DNS Introduction to FIREBIRD- Input output buzzer 11.01.2020 connection and Termination Server, NAT, Build a Small V, Robotics research programming Process, Observing DNS Network Performance platform server and FTP (Hands-on through Packet Tracer ) Motion control and velocity 12.01.2020 LCD interfacing Valedictory control .
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