Computer Network Technology (300) Network Administration Using Microsoft (310)

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1 Computer Network Technology (300) Network Administration Using Microsoft (310) No more than sixty (60) minutes testing time Certification scores (25% of final score) Minimum of one (1) Answer questions, then begin the 60 minutes of testing. order indicted in the test. Collect all testing materials from contestants Objective/Certification One (1) workstation per contestant (Allow ample space between contestants. Be aware that tablecloths may obstruct pencil marks.) 24

2 PC Servicing & Troubleshooting (305) Computer Security (320) No more than sixty (60) minutes testing time for objective test No more than sixty (60) minutes testing time for hands-on application (state (if applicable) and national only) Certification scores (25% of final score) Minimum of three (3) SUPPLIES TO BE PROVIDED PCs are provided at NLC for hands-on portion Answer questions, then begin the 60 minutes of testing. Collect all test materials from contestants. Return materials to contest headquarters or as For hands-on portion, graders will grade on the provided computers Objective; a hands-on component may be added to the event at the State level and will be added to the event during National level competition/certification One (1) workstation per contestant (Allow ample space between contestants. Be aware that tablecloths may obstruct pencil marks.) 25

3 Systems Administration Using Cisco (315) No more than sixty (60) minutes testing time No more than sixty (60) minutes testing time for hands-on application (state (if applicable) and national only) Minimum of one (1): regardless of number of graders, the same grader should evaluate the same problem(s) for all tests PCs are provided at NLC for hands-on portion One (1) workstation per contestant (Allow ample space between contestants. Be aware that tablecloths may obstruct pencil marks) Answer questions, then begin the 60 minutes of testing. For hands-on portion, graders will grade on the provided computers Objective; a hands-on component may be added to the event at the State-level and will be added to the event during National-level competition 26

4 Network Design Team (325) This is a pre-submitted event. See WSAP Guidelines for submission instructions Assign and identify contest preparation room Assign team preparation times at 30-minute intervals (at the state and national levels) Assign and identify judging room(s) Assign proctors Secure judges for technical judging and provide with appropriate documentation Secure judges and provide with instructions at least two (2) weeks prior to contest Schedule orientation time for judges (Appendix C) Duplicate sufficient quantity of test keys for judges: one (1) per judge and Judges Rating Sheets: two (2) per team Copy ranking sheets: one per section No more than five (5) minutes orientation No more than thirty (30) minutes testing time (at state and national level) No more than three (3) minutes set-up in presentation room No more than ten (10) minutes presentation time No more than ten (10) minutes for judges questions Finals may be required at State and National levels Finals are based on presentation and technical scores Technical scores (may not be shown to judges until all contestants/teams have presented.) One (1) per five (5) teams JUDGE S NEEDS Judges Rating Sheets RECOMMENDED NUMBER OF JUDGES Same number of judges per section Two (2) judges recommended per section (It is recommended that judges have an IT or programming background.) modification at State and National levels One room with workstations large enough to allow 4- person teams work space and privacy (if having multiple sections, more work space will be needed) Tables, chairs, and electrical outlets for contestants bringing hardware/software One (1) room for team presentation with tables and chairs for judges, proctor and team Electrical outlets for contestants bringing computer for presentation Read General Instructions (Appendix A) Technical scores will not be shown to judges until all teams have presented. If written proposal has been rated prior to the conference by a different set of judges, allow onsite judges up to five (5) minutes to review written proposal before interviewing team. Allow teams time to set up the equipment (part of the orientation). Set-up must be done solely by the team. At the end of the testing time, collect tests (at state and national levels). Escort teams to judging area and present to the judges by team number. However, contestants may continue to wear their name badge. Each team uses a computer for the team presentation. Following the team presentation, judges may ask questions regarding the presentation. Teams should be dismissed. If more than one (1) section is necessary, finalists will be determined by selecting an equal number from each section. Administrator will fill out ranking sheet prior to dismissing the judges. There can be no ties in the top ten (10) teams. It is the responsibility of the judges to break any ties Post finalists and reporting times. Conduct finals using above procedures. Collect all Judges Rating Sheets and contest materials. FOLLOWING JUDGING Collect all Judges Rating Sheets and contest materials Application (Judges Rating Sheet) 27

5 Visual Basic/C# Programming (330) Assign proctors Secure graders for technical scoring Duplicate flash drives (regional, state and national level) and make sure any supporting files are on the drives No more than ten (10) minutes orientation No more than ninety (90) minutes testing time No more than ten (10) minutes wrap-up Time warning at 30, 15, 5 and 1 minutes Laptop computers with applicable software Certification scores (25% of final score) Minimum of three (3): regardless of number of graders, the same grader should evaluate the same problem(s) for all tests This is a hands-on application performed on-site with the contestants own equipment. Each contestant should be given a USB drive with supporting files. Answer questions, then begin the 90 minutes of testing. Instruct them to save their work as within the test onto the supplied USB drive. Application/Certification and scoring sheet Flash drives One (1) room with workstations large enough to allow work space and privacy Tables, chairs, and electrical outlets for contestants 28

6 C++ Programming (335) Java Programming (340) Assign proctors Secure graders for technical scoring Duplicate flash drives (regional, state and national level), and make sure any supporting files are on the drives No more than ten (10) minutes orientation No more than ninety (90) minutes testing time No more than ten (10) minutes wrap-up Time warning at 30, 15, 5 and 1 minutes Laptop computers with applicable software Minimum of three (3): regardless of number of graders, the same grader should evaluate the same problem(s) for all tests and scoring sheet Flash drives One (1) room with workstations large enough to allow work space and privacy Tables, chairs, and electrical outlets for contestants This is a hands-on application performed on-site with the contestants own equipment. Each contestant should be given a USB drive with supporting files. Answer questions, then begin the 90 minutes of testing. Instruct them to save their work as within the test onto the supplied USB drive. Application 29

7 SQL Database Fundamentals (345) No more than sixty (60) minutes testing time Minimum of one (1) Answer questions, then begin the 60 minutes of testing. order indicted in the test. Objective One (1) workstation per contestant (Allow ample space between contestants. Be aware that tablecloths may obstruct pencil marks.) 30