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Formative Install and Configure Network Devices

The document outlines the formative assessment requirements for Level 3 Computer Operator/IT Assistant candidates, focusing on the installation and configuration of network devices. Candidates must demonstrate practical skills in connecting devices, configuring IP addresses, implementing dynamic routing protocols, and troubleshooting network issues within a specified time frame. The assessment includes a self-assessment checklist and feedback mechanisms for both candidates and assessors.
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Formative Install and Configure Network Devices

The document outlines the formative assessment requirements for Level 3 Computer Operator/IT Assistant candidates, focusing on the installation and configuration of network devices. Candidates must demonstrate practical skills in connecting devices, configuring IP addresses, implementing dynamic routing protocols, and troubleshooting network issues within a specified time frame. The assessment includes a self-assessment checklist and feedback mechanisms for both candidates and assessors.
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Assessment Evidence Guide

For
Level 3 for Computer Operator/IT
Assistant
Formative Assessment
11. Install and Configure Network Devices

Date 13-17 Nov, 2023

Lahore

National Vocational & Technical

Training Commission

1
Instruction Sheet for the Candidate

Qualification NVC Level 3 Computer Operator/IT Assistant

Competency
Standard
11. Install and Configure Network Devices

Purpose of
Assessment
Formative Assessment

Name______________________________________________________
Candidate
Details
Registration/Roll Number_______________________________________

To meet this standard, you are required to complete the following


within 02 Hrs. time frame (for practical demonstration & assessment):
Guidance for  Install and connect network devices
Candidate  Configure IP Addresses of hosts and intermediary devices
 Configure dynamic routing protocols
 Perform maintenance & troubleshooting

During a practical assessment, under observation by an assessor, you are


Time: 3 Hrs.
required to
1. Install and connect network devices
Minimum  Place the network switch/ router according to layout
Evidence
 Connect the switches and routers with network cables
Required
 Connect power cord to Network Switches and Routers
2. Configure IP Addresses of hosts and intermediary devices
 Plan IP Addresses class
 Assign IP and subnet mask
 Test the network connectivity through Ping Command
3. Configure dynamic routing protocols
 Configure dynamic routing protocols
 Advertise directly connected network IDs
 Perform convergence
4. Perform maintenance & troubleshooting
 Check the network connectivity using Ping and Traceroute
 Rectify duplex and speed mismatch problems
 Diagnose common network problems
 Identify the exact class of IP addresses assigned to your computer
and your network
 Troubleshoot WLAN like connectivity with LAN(bridging) and AP
settings
 Perform IP Scan and take appropriate action

Self-Assessment Checklist
2
Candidate Name
Registration No.
Qualification NVC Level 3 Computer Operator/ Junior Network Technician
Competency
Standard
11. Install and Configure Network Devices
Purpose of
Assessment
Formative Assessment
 Install and connect network devices
 Configure IP Addresses of hosts and intermediary devices
Assessment Task  Configure dynamic routing protocols
 Perform maintenance & troubleshooting
I can……………….
Performance Criteria Yes No Remarks
1. Place the network switch/ router according to layout
2. Connect the switches and routers with network cables
3. Connect power cord to Network Switches and Routers
4. Plan IP Addresses class
5. Assign IP and subnet mask
6. Test the network connectivity through Ping Command
7. Configure dynamic routing protocols
8. Advertise directly connected network IDs
9. Perform convergence
10. Check the network connectivity using Ping and Traceroute
11. Rectify duplex and speed mismatch problems
12. Diagnose common network problems
13. Identify the exact class of IP addresses assigned to your
computer and your network
14. Troubleshoot WLAN like connectivity with LAN(bridging) and
AP settings
15. Perform IP Scan and take appropriate action

Candidate’s Signature__________________ Assessor’s Signature____________________

Date: _______________________________

3
Assessors Judgment Guide

Qualification NVC Level 3 Computer Operator/ Junior Network Technician

Competency
Standard
11. Install and Configure Network Devices

Purpose of
Assessment
Formative Assessment

Candidate Name: ______________________________________________________________


Details
Registration/Roll Number: ______________________ Signature: _______________

COMPETENT NOT YET COMPETENT

Name of the Assessor________________________________________________


Assessment
Outcome Assessor’s code: ____________________________________________________

Signature: ________________________________

Assessment Summary (to be filled by the assessor)


Activity Method Result
Competent

Competent
Not Yet
Observation

Role Play
Portfolio

Nature of Activity
Written

Oral

Practical Skill Demonstration 


Knowledge Assessment 
Other Requirement
Observation Checklist
 Install and connect network devices
 Configure IP Addresses of hosts and intermediary devices
Assessment Task
 Configure dynamic routing protocols
 Perform maintenance & troubleshooting
During the practical assessment, candidate demonstrated the
following:
Yes No Remarks
1. Place the network switch/ router according to layout

2. Connect the switches and routers with network


cables
3. Connect power cord to Network Switches and
Routers
4. Plan IP Addresses class
4
5. Assign IP and subnet mask

6. Test the network connectivity through Ping


Command
7. Configure dynamic routing protocols

8. Advertise directly connected network IDs

9. Perform convergence

10. Check the network connectivity using Ping and


Traceroute
11. Rectify duplex and speed mismatch problems

12. Diagnose common network problems

13. Identify the exact class of IP addresses assigned to


your computer and your network
14. Troubleshoot WLAN like connectivity with
LAN(bridging) and AP settings
15. Perform IP Scan and take appropriate action

Competent Not Yet Competent

Knowledge Assessment
Qualification NVC Level 3 Computer Operator/ Junior Network Technician
Competency
Standard
11. Install and Configure Network Devices

Purpose of
Assessment
Formative Assessment

Candidate Name: ______________________________________________________________


Details
Registration/Roll Number: _________________ Candidate Signature: ___________

COMPETENT NOT YET COMPETENT

Assessment Name of the Assessor: ________________________________________________


Outcome
Assessor’s code: ____________________________________________________

Signature of the Assessor: _______________________

Candidate’s response is not required to be identical, but similar concepts and/or keywords must be used. Oral
questioning may be used to clarify candidate understanding of topic and its application.

5
Questions (Candidate confidently answered questions correctly and demonstrated Not
Satisfactory
understanding of the topics and their application) Satisfactory
What is the purpose of a network switch in a local network?
1.

2. What is the purpose of an IP address in a computer


network?

What is the primary function of dynamic routing protocols in


3. a network?

Why is it essential to regularly update firmware on network


4. devices?

Name a common dynamic routing protocol used in IP


5. networks.

6. What is the purpose of a network monitor in the context


6
of maintenance?

Feedback to the Candidate

Candidate’s Signature__________________ Assessor’s Signature _________________

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Answer Key

A network switch connects multiple devices within a local network, allowing them to
1.
communicate with each other.
An IP address uniquely identifies devices on a network, enabling them to
2.
communicate with each other.
Dynamic routing protocols allow routers to automatically update and share routing
3.
information, facilitating efficient data forwarding.
Firmware updates often include security patches and improvements to device
4.
performance and functionality.

5. OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) is a common dynamic routing protocol.

A network monitor helps track network performance, identify bottlenecks,


6.
and monitor for unusual activity.

Assessment Tasks
Candidate Name
Registration No.
NVC Level 3 Computer Operator/ Junior Network
Qualification
Technician
Competency
Standard
11. Install and Configure Network Devices
Purpose of
Assessment
Formative Assessment
1. Set up a small office network by installing and
connecting devices such as computers, printers, and a
network switch.
2. Configure IP addresses for computers and routers in a
Assessment Task
simulated network.
3. Configure OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) as a
dynamic routing protocol on routers in a network.
4. Simulate a network issue, such as a device unable to
connect to the network, and troubleshoot the problem.

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