Overview/Description Ethics don't just apply to senior executives. While upper management does have a responsibility to set the ethical tone for an organization, employees at every level also have a responsibility to conduct themselves in an ethical manner. This course will prepare you to approach your job with an awareness of the importance of ethics in the work setting and an understanding of what constitutes ethical behavior. You will learn the thinking behind ethical behavior and be able to recognize some of the common myths about business ethics. Target Audience Individuals at all levels...

Overview/Description To intoduce IPv6, explain its features, and discuss how it can be implemented Target Audience Technical support personnel, system engineers, network administrators, network managers, integration specialists Prerequisites Familiarity with the Novell or Microsoft Windows networking environments; an understanding of the fundamentals of communications and networking Expected Duration (hours) 4.4 Lesson ObjectivesIPv6 describe the shortcomings of IPv4 and how IPv6 addresses them. describe the main features of IPv6, including header structure and extension headers. describe...

Overview/Description If you want your IT project to complete successfully, you need to get it off to a good start. During the early stages of a project – the initiating and planning phases – a project manager should clarify objectives and requirements and create a project plan that delineates, among other things, what needs to be done, when it needs to be done, and how much it will likely cost. Although the plan may change as the project progresses, it’s important to get down as much detail as you can at the very beginning. This course describes how to initiate an IT project effectively...

Overview/Description IT project managers deal with risks every day, including potential cost overruns, schedule delays, design constraints, hardware defects, and software bugs. Without a plan or process in place to address the possibility of unpredictable and unwanted loss during a project, managers may be dealing with risks reactively, rather than proactively. Potential trouble areas need to be identified early and dealt with quickly and appropriately so a project doesn't go over budget, miss deadlines, or negatively affect an organization's reputation. IT project managers can plan...