c. identify critical resources for a given situation 3. Be familiar with how Internet and Web protocols work a. describe the purpose of protocols and identify common Internet and Web protocols b. compare I P v 4 and I P v 6 c. identify and describe the parts of a U R L (e.g., protocol, subdomain, domain name, port, path) d. describe the hierarchical structure of names in the domain name system (D N S) e. describe the purpose and function of I P addressing f. identify how Internet protocols address reliability, redundancy, and error handling 4. Be familiar with digital and physical strategies for maintaining security a. identify characteristics of strong passwords (e.g., length, bits per character) b. identify digital and physical security strategies
c. identify critical resources for a given situation 3. Be familiar with how Internet and Web protocols work a. describe the purpose of protocols and identify common Internet and Web protocols b. compare I P v 4 and I P v 6 c. identify and describe the parts of a U R L (e.g., protocol, subdomain, domain name, port, path) d. describe the hierarchical structure of names in the domain name system (D N S) e. describe the purpose and function of I P addressing f. identify how Internet protocols address reliability, redundancy, and error handling 4. Be familiar with digital and physical strategies for maintaining security a. identify characteristics of strong passwords (e.g., length, bits per character) b. identify digital and physical security strategies