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    The document provides a detailed lesson plan on identifying different classes of IP addresses and their subnet masks. The plan outlines objectives, learning content, tasks, and an assessment. It discusses class A, B, C, D and E IP addresses - including their address ranges, host capacities, default subnet masks, and purposes. Students are grouped to write IP addresses from different classes on papers and identify each other's classes and subnet masks. Finally, an assessment asks students to identify the class and natural mask for 5 given IP addresses.

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    The document provides a detailed lesson plan on identifying different classes of IP addresses and their subnet masks. The plan outlines objectives, learning content, tasks, and an assessment. It discusses class A, B, C, D and E IP addresses - including their address ranges, host capacities, default subnet masks, and purposes. Students are grouped to write IP addresses from different classes on papers and identify each other's classes and subnet masks. Finally, an assessment asks students to identify the class and natural mask for 5 given IP addresses.

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    The document provides a detailed lesson plan on identifying different classes of IP addresses and their subnet masks. The plan outlines objectives, learning content, tasks, and an assessment. It discusses class A, B, C, D and E IP addresses - including their address ranges, host capacities, default subnet masks, and purposes. Students are grouped to write IP addresses from different classes on papers and identify each other's classes and subnet masks. Finally, an assessment asks students to identify the class and natural mask for 5 given IP addresses.

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    The document provides a detailed lesson plan on identifying different classes of IP addresses and their subnet masks. The plan outlines objectives, learning content, tasks, and an assessment. It discusses class A, B, C, D and E IP addresses - including their address ranges, host capacities, default subnet masks, and purposes. Students are grouped to write IP addresses from different classes on papers and identify each other's classes and subnet masks. Finally, an assessment asks students to identify the class and natural mask for 5 given IP addresses.

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    DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN

    COMPTER HARDWARE SERVICING NCII

    I. Objectives:

    At the end of one- hour lesson, the students are expected to


    a. Identify the different classes of I.P Address and its subnet mask

    II. Learning Content:

    Course: Computer Hardware Servicing NCII


    Lesson 4: Configuring Computer Systems and Networks (CC)
    Topic: Internet Protocols (IP)
    Learning Competency: Assign I.P Address to clients and servers.
    Code: TLE_ICTCS9-12CCIIg-2
    Reference: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/routing-information-
    protocol-rip/13788-3.html
    Grade ICT – Computer Hardware Servicing Learner’s Material.
    Materials: Laptop, DLP, Manila Paper, Marker

    III. Learning Task

    Teacher Activity Student Activity


    A. Preliminary Activities
    I – Prayer Amen…
    Our Father…..Amen
    II – Greetings Good morning sir..
    Good Morning Class
    III – Unlocking of Difficulties
    Before we start our lesson, let’s be familiar with
    some terminologies.

    a. Subnet – A portion of a network that shares a


    particular subnet address.
    b. Subnet Mask – A 32-bit combination used to
    describe which portion of an address refers to
    the subnet and which part refers to the host.

    IV – Review
    Let’s have first a review before we tackle our new Sir… 128.10.10.1
    lesson. Who can give me an example of I.P Address.

    Okay.. Very Good!!!

    B. Development of the Lesson


    Lesson Proper

    Activity

    In a classful addressing, an i.p address has five


    different classes.
    Class A Address
    Range: 1.0.0.0 – 126.255.255.255
    Host Capacity – 16,777,214 host
    Default subnet mask – 255.0.0.0
    Purpose - Used for large networks, implemented
    by companies and some countries.
    Class B Address
    Range: 128.0.0.0 – 191.255.255.255
    Host Capacity: 256 – 65534 hosts
    Default subnet mask – 255.255.0.0
    Purpose – Used for medium size companies,
    implemented by universities and companies
    Class C Address
    Range: 192.0.0.0 – 223.255.255.255
    Host Capacity: 255 hosts
    Default subnet mask – 255.255.255.0
    Purpose – Used for small networks, implemented
    by ISP’s for customer subscription.
    Class D and E Address
    *these addresses are used Multicast and Reserved I.P

    Analysis

    Okay class..Again, what are the three classes of I.P Sir classes of ip address are class a,
    Address? class b, class c, class d and class e

    Application
    And now that you fully understand how to identify the
    class of an i.p address as well as its default subnet
    mask, let’s have an activity.

    I would like you to group yourselves into five (5) groups.


    Each group will write 5 I.P Address in a manila paper
    either class a, b or c and we will let the representative Grouping…
    of other group identify what class does it belong as well
    as its default subnet mask.

    (After 5 minutes …..)

    All the group, please post your manila paper now on


    the board. Group 1 will answer the Group 5, Group 5 Posting….
    will answer the Group 4, Group 4 will answer the Group
    3, Group 3 will answer the Group 2 and the Group 2 will
    answer the Group 1.

    (After gathering their answers..)

    Assessment
    For your assessment, answer the following items
    displayed in the screen in a ¼ sheet of paper. Read the
    instruction carefully.
    Instruction: For the given i.p address, write
    down what class does it belong and also its
    corresponding natural mask.
    1. 200.128.10.10
    2. 111.24.67.192
    3. 55.90.128.1
    4. 129.0.0.0
    5. 222.11.25.0

    Assignment
    1. Study what is ipconfig and its use.

    A. Remarks

    B. Reflection

    Prepared by:

    REYNALDO G. DOMINGUEZ JR.

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