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Timothy L. Warner

Differentiating Between Common Network Topologies

The Pluralsight Learning Path for CompTIA Network+ (N10-006)Introduction to CompTIA and the

Network+ ExamNetwork Architecture for CompTIA Network+Network Operations for CompTIA Network+Network Security for CompTIA Network+Troubleshooting for CompTIA Network+Standards, Practices, & Theory for CompTIA Network+

Network Security for CompTIA Network+ (N10-006)

Understanding Network Security RisksAnalyzing Network Vulnerabilities and ThreatsImplementing Network Hardening TechniquesInvestigating Network Security ControlsInstalling and Configuring a Basic FirewallDifferentiating Network Access Control ModelsSummarizing Basic Forensic Concepts

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Network+ Study Alerts

Overview

 

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Case Study Network

CompTIA Network+ N10-006

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Topic

Content

Title

Contents

Demo 1: Title

Case Study Network, Revisited

Pluralsight: Title (author)- why

Pluralsight: Title (author)- why

For Further Learning

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Summary

Module Numbers Two and UpModule Number One

How to Handle Title Slides

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Author S. Name

Module 1 Title (Module 1) or Blank (Module 2+)

Course (Module 1) or Module (Module 2+) Title

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Don’t Get Stifled by the Examples Provided!

Find fresh layouts from the New Slide dropdown

New Slide!

ExamplesLayout OnlyDirections

Following 4 Slides Use the Same Layout

Two Content Layout

 Treat text like a bulleted list with no bullets Press tab for second level text

 Add a graphic to one column Be sure that graphic is relevant

 Disk mirroring

 Data is duplicated (exact copy)

 Usefully when performance is more important than capacity

RAID 1

Heap

Object

Object

Object

Object

Mark and Sweep

 Mark Identify all live objects

 Sweep Reclaim dead objects

 Compact Shift live objects together

Following 4 Slides Use the Same Layout

ExamplesDirections Layout Only

Title Only Layout

Great for network

diagrams or other content that doesn’t fit well in any of the layouts

OSI Model and Encapsulation: Data Link Layer

Segment

Network layer header

SourceIP address

DestinationIP address

Otherinfo

3 Network Layer

Data Link

LayerPacket

Data link layer header

DestinationMAC

address

SourceMAC address

Otherinfo2

Top Barriers to Further Agile Adoption

Management support

Fit agile into non-agile frameworkds

General resistance to change

Ability to change organizational culture

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

Optional slide

Don’t just read a list of topics

Build excitement

Tell the viewer why this is important

Overview/Summary Layout

Subtitle

Section Header Layout

Basic bulleted list slide Use sparingly Sentence fragments without punctuation

- Tab key gives you sub-bullets

Use the Appear animation for each bullet

Title and Content Layout

Blank Layout(the possibilities are endless)

A brief list of topics covered

Use the ordered list (1, 2, 3) for procedure lists

Demo (Optional) Layout

Code Light Layout

Paste your code in here. Notice the fixed-width font choice. It is best to paste in the text, not a screenshot (if you use a screenshot make sure it is not blurry). Try to maintain the text colors from your scripting/command line/IDE application.

Integrated Development Environment

Code Dark Layout

Paste your code in here. Notice the fixed-width font choice. It is best to paste in the text, not a screenshot (if you use a screenshot make sure it is not blurry). Try to maintain the text colors from your scripting/command line/IDE application.

Integrated Development Environment

Paste your small code snippet here

Some info about that code snippet

More info about the code snippet

Even more info about the code snippet

Code Top Layout

Try not to spend more than 10 sec. on this

sparse slide

A relevant visual in one column would work nice too

- Tables- Graphs- Diagrams

Right column heading

Great slide for comparing and contrasting

You can even turn off the bullets for a nice modern look

Left column heading

Comparison Layout

Content on the left Nice gray background behind the

graphic to the right Spices things up! Be sure the graphic is relevant

Bullets Left | Gray Right Layout

Looks best if you stick to 1 to 3 lines

oftext in a column

Each column can either have text

or a graphic

Three Column Text/Graphic Layout

Stick to 1-2 lines with 3 lines max

Sentence fragments

An alternative to a bulleted list

Used to list 4 things with

equal weight

4 Color Chunking Layout

Only spend <10 sec. on any one

chunk

Great for listing 6 kinds of something

Bullet alternative

Stick to 1-2 lines with 3 lines max

Use sentence fragments

Don’t overuse in any one slide

deck

6 Color Chunking Layout

Picture Table SmartArt Chart

Icon Chunking Layout

Three things have equal weight

Nice bullet alternative

1 or 2 lines is best3 lines max

Text Chunking Layout

Three things have equal weight

Nice bullet alternative

1 or 2 lines is best3 lines max

Text Chunking Orange Layout

Graphic Left | Line | Text Right Layout

1-3 lines of text works best

 Something about the topic  Hit tab for second level supporting text

 Something else about the topic  Hit tab for second level supporting text

Title Left | Title Right

Layout

“Using quotes in your slides can be powerful if used sparingly. They prove a point and are remembered by students.

Heather Ackmann

Definition LayoutHere is where you put the definition. This is one of the few places where complete sentences are appropriate. If you get your definition from someplace, be sure to cite your source.