ntc415 | undergraduate

Network Integration Project

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The focus of this course is the application of network design and performance concepts. The design considerations for a global network, including LANs and WANs with both wired and wireless functionality, will be applied. End-to-end performance criteria and service levels guarantees will be examined as a part of network design project. Network capabilities to handle varying types of traffic, from low speed data to large image files and streaming video and digital voice, will be explored.

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Course details:

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

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    System Design Process

    • Assess the financial aspects involved in developing internetworking capability.
    • Review the foundations of system design. 
    • Determine how business operations affect the overall network design.

    Internetworking

    • Distinguish among the types of internetworking connections and their best uses.
    • Explain the methods fostering optimum network connectivity.
    • Review the foundations of wireless networking.

    Design Considerations

    • Identify carrier services, focused on global networking.
    • Determine the effect of bandwidth and connection types on network performance.
    • Understand cloud services and how they enable global networks.
    • Understand the concept of modularity.

    Network Performance Architecture and Design

    • Describe how Quality of Service (QoS) is dependent on the network architecture design and resource allocation.
    • Determine required documents, and design criteria for using an outside vendor.
    • Explore data analysis and its importance to global network management.

    Network Security

    • Develop a threat analysis with global networking and cloud considerations.
    • Identify the major methods of deterring network attacks.
    • Determine how to use tools to evaluate security mechanisms for dealing with internal and external threats.
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