After completing TCP/IP: Data Delivery and Routing the user should be able to:
 

	Identify and describe the elements of a header
	Explain the processes occurring in the Transport layer
	Explain the processes occurring in the Internet layer
	Describe the elements in an IP Datagram
	Describe and demonstrate the subnetting and supernetting processes
	Explain the differences between static and dynamic routing

The Transport Layer
 

	Using headers
	Establishing sessions
	Using byte stream communications
	Describing sliding windows

The Internet Layer
 

	Explaining a subnet mask
	Introducing routing
	Finding another machine's address

IP Datagrams
 

	Creating an IP Datagram
	Fragmentation and reassembly of datagrams
	Error detection and reporting

What is Subnetting
 

	Determining addressing needs
	Defining a subnet mask
	Subnetwork and host IDs
	Supernetting

What is Routing
 

	Explaining routing
	Static routing
	Dynamic routing
	Installing the Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

This course is distributed with:

 

	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills even if they don't have access to a TCP/IP server product
	A TCP/IP glossary