DCN220 - Traditional Networks

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Subject Title
Traditional Networks

Subject Description

The course focuses on the theoretical and practical aspects of implementation,

installation and maintenance of the Data Plane in Local Area Networks and Wide

Area Networks. Ethernet and a practical understanding of components, hardware

requirements, cabling, software, and security/management features needed to build

and operate a Local Area Network (LAN) will be learned. Students learn basic

network design through the configuration of switches, routers, and other networking

devices. Finally, students study Enhanced Switching and Routing Techniques, wide

area network (WAN) Technologies and Network Security.

Students will learn through laboratory activities and case studies.

Credit Status
One Credit

Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this subject the student will be able to:

Upon successful completion of this subject the student will be able to:

1. Define local and wide area networks infrastructure according to typical client's

requirements.

2. Implement switching solutions for campus LANs, and Small Office-Home Office

cases.

3. Configure routing devices using static and dynamic routing protocols.

4. Perform maintenance and basic security routines on network appliances.

5. Implement a complete LAN / WAN environment including switches, routers and

security features.

6. Define routing functions and benefits for different case studies.

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