ntc411 | undergraduate

Global Network Management, Support And Security

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This course broadens the concept of network design and analysis to include global considerations for an enterprise network configuration. This course introduces the topic of overall end-to-end network management, the concepts, and the available tools to the network designer. The development and management of the relationships between the enterprise and the Wide Area Network (WAN) providers is discussed. Network security, disaster recovery, and business continuity planning is also addressed in this course.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5

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    Network Management Protocols and Tools

    • Compare network management protocols.
    • Choose an appropriate network management protocol and software.
    • Determine the usefulness of enterprise systems in today’s business environment.
    • Describe the value of Business Intelligence and Decision Support Systems.

    Enterprise Network Support

    • Describe the principles and application of cloud computing.
    • Explain the relationship of cloud computing and virtualization applications.
    • Apply cloud computing as a solution to a business need.
    • Compare outsourcing, offshoring, and in-house sourcing as a business solution to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

    Network Security Application

    • Analyze enterprise level security threats and the risks to business.
    • Illustrate an enterprise level security and protection policy and plan.
    • Outline a security plan appropriate for an at-risk organization, including new and emerging security threats and the strategies needed to prevent an attack.

    Developing Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plans

    • Analyze the requirements for an effective disaster recovery plan.
    • Build a disaster recovery plan for an enterprise.
    • Recognize the signs of an intrusion incident and the appropriate action to prevent disaster.
    • Determine the appropriate technologies to implement for enterprise network security.
    • Compile a Business Continuity Plan.

    Network Management

    • Analyze the importance of network configuration documentation and best practices.
    • Develop network configuration documentation to assure efficiency in network services.
    • Explain the levels of network bandwidth capacity requirements.
    • Illustrate a network bandwidth capacity requirement.
    • Identify industry standard network Service Level Agreements.
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