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    Diana Demo DLP (Installing Network Cables - Patch Panel)

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    Department of Education

    Region V
    Division of Camarines Sur
    CALABANGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Sta. Cruz, Calabanga, Camarines Sur

    DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN TVL


    COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING

    I. OBJECTIVES:
    At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
    1. define Patch Panel;
    2. identify tools and equipment that is being used in punching down in the Patch Panel;
    3. perform in a workplace and interact in a courteous manner with fellow learners;
    4. perform installation work/cabling and testing connections in the patch panel.

    II. SUBJECT MATTER:


    Area: TVL- IA COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING
    Topic: Install Network Cables (Patch Panel)
    References: CSS CBLM,
    Instructional Materials:
    Power point Presentation,
    Activity Sheet
    Tools, Equipment and Material/s: Patch Panel
    Punch Down Tool
    Crimping Tool
    UTP Cable
    RJ45 Jack
    Tie Wrap
    Values: Cooperation, Perseverance and Appreciation

    III. PROCEDURES:

    Teachers Activity Student’s Activity


    A. Preliminary Activities

    Greetings: Good Morning Class All Students: Good Morning Ma’am!!!

    Opening Prayer:
    Let us pray. Praised be the name of our Lord Jesus Christ,
    Rodel please lead the prayer. Now and forever. Amen.

    Before we start, kindly arrange your The students will follow.


    chairs properly and pick up the pieces
    of dirt on the floor

    Checking of attendance:
    Grace please give me the list of
    students who are absent today. Here Ma’am.

    Thank you Grace. You’re welcome Ma’am.


    B. UNFREEZING ACTIVITY (Motivation)

    Okay, let’s have a simple recap of


    what we have discussed yesterday with a little
    bit of twist…
    Yesterday, I assigned three students to
    prepare their ‘Knock, Knock’, ‘Pick Up Line’
    and ‘Hugot’ regarding the topic yesterday.
    So, you are going to do any of the
    three, using the words related to our topic…
    then of course you are going to explain the
    words that you used… example if you use the
    word cables, Cross Over, RJ45 and so on.
    Have you prepared? Yes Ma’am!!!

    Okay! So Let’s do the ‘Knock, Pick up,


    and Hugot
    1. Knock, Knock - Niño (Cross-Over)

    Bravo!!! You have a very good voice


    Niño.
    Now, Tell us about CROSS OVER?

    Very Good! So that, you can network / Cross-over, An Ethernet cable used to connect

    connect two computer without using a router computers together directly. And is most often used to

    or a switch. connect two devices of the same type.

    2. Pick-up Line – Homer and Grezelle


    (STRAIGHT THROUGH)

    Nice one!
    In contrast to Cross over cable, STRAIGHT THROUGH
    What about STRAIGHT THROUGH?
    cables are being used to connect devices of different
    types, such as to connect computer to network switch
    or Ethernet hub to create a network.

    Very well said!

    3. Hugot – Aldrin and Alvin (Crimping Tool)

    What a very excellent and informative Crimping tool is being used to join the UTP cable and
    “Hugot” I have ever heard. RJ45 together to form/make Straight Through and
    So, tell us about your Crimping Tool. Cross-Over cable for Networking.

    I hope that with that ice breaking


    recap of our topic yesterday, you now have the
    excitement and the eagerness to learn about
    our new topic for today.

    C. ACTIVITY

    Now let’s move on with our activity for


    this morning which is a continuation of
    installing network cables.
    I will let you watch a video on how to
    punch down on a networking PATCH PANEL.
    D. ANALYSIS
    With that, you are going to answer these
    questions:
    a. What is a Patch panel?
    b. What are the tools and materials
    needed in working with the patch
    panel?
    c. How are you going to punch wire
    in the patch panel?
    d. Is there a difference between the
    color coding in creating the
    Ethernet cable with RJ45 jack and
    its color coding in patch panel?
    e. Is there a difference between
    T568A and T568B color coding in
    the Patch Panel?
    E. ABSTRACTION
    1. A PATCH PANEL, patch bay, patch field or jack
    field is a device or unit featuring a number of
    jacks, usually of the same or similar type, for the
    use of connecting and routing circuits for
    monitoring, interconnecting, and testing circuits in
    a convenient, flexible manner. Patch panels are
    commonly used in computer networking,
    recording studios, radio and television.
    2. Tools needed:
     Wire Stripper/cutter or Electricians Snip
     Punch down Tool
     LAN tester
     Crimping tool
     Tie Wrap
    3. Remove the Jacket of the UTP cable using the wire
    stripper. Untwist the pairs of colored wire. Then
    plot it into the patch panel following the color
    coding on the plate. And, with the use of the
    punch down tool, push it down to the panel.
    Make sure that the cutter side of the punch
    down tool is on the portion/end of the wire
    that we don’t need.
    Reminder: Be careful with the blade, it is
    sharp and may cause wound.
    To make our cabling tidy and clean use tie
    wrap to tie/clip/lace the wires in place.
    Dispose excess components and materials
    based on our waste management program.
    4-5

    Patch Panel Ethernet


    Cable

    T56
    8A

    T56
    8B
    F. APPLICATION

    The students will perform the


    installation work/cabling in the patch
    panel.
    They will perform the activity in a
    group of ten (10).
    Rubrics will be created with students’
    participation using the following Criterion:
    A: Cleanliness/Orderliness (OHS)
    B: Teamwork
    C: Time Management
    D: Product/Output

    IV. ASSESSMENT
    Written Test
    1. What is the device that is being used for connecting and routing circuits for monitoring,
    interconnecting, and testing circuits in a convenient, flexible manner and is commonly used in
    computer networking?
    2-5. Give at least five (5) tools that are being used in cabling.
    6-8. In 3 sentences, explain how are you going to create and test a patch panel connection?
    9-10. In 2 sentences, explain how are you going to maintain the cleanliness and orderliness or your
    workplace.

    V. ASSIGNMENT:
    1. What is Router?
    2. How would you differentiate Router, Access Point and Switch Hub.
    3. Create a simple diagram of network connection including Router, Access Point, Switch hub, and
    Computer/s, with the patch panel.

    Prepared by:

    DIANA LUZ SABIDA-YU


    ICT-CSS Teacher I

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