Networking Engineering and Design
Code: CY350 / IT350
Description (from catalog):
This course addresses the analysis, design, building, and testing of modern computer networks. Network implementation techniques and considerations are discussed and practiced extensively. Key concepts include analysis and design using standardized network models, protocols and practices such as the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) network model, subnetting, static/dynamic routing, switching, and access control. Practical skills implementing network designs are also reinforced through a number of hands-on laboratory exercises using commodity network hardware.
Course Director:
- Spring 2016 - 48 Students
- Fall 2016 - 55 Students
- Spring 2017 - 45 Students
- Fall 2017 - 69 Students
Semesters Taught:
- Fall 2015 - 17 Students
- Spring 2016 - 16 Students
- Fall 2016 - 28 Students (2 sections)
- Spring 2017 - 29 Students (2 sections)
- Fall 2017 - 18 Students
Textbook: