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IT&C
529

Advanced Networking

Hours

3.0 Credit, 2 Lecture, 3 Lab

Semester

Winter
Analyzing, selecting, configuring, monitoring, and managing of computer network equipment. SNMP-based monitoring and control in process of fault isolation and root cause analysis.

History

Understands history and evolution of 802.1D, Spanning tree, VLANs and their relationships.

Experience

Has received experience with real implementation of the concepts.

Bodies and Technology

Has built an intuition of the relationship between standards bodies and technology.

Problem Solving

Has built confidence through problem solving.

Describe Issues

Describe configuration and management issues relative to SNMP MIB.

Monitoring

Perform basic monitoring with SNMP.

Network Management Systems

Describe function and purpose of network management systems such as Zenoss, HP OpenView, Tivoli, OpenNMS.

Monitoring

Perform basic monitoring using some NMS.

VLAN Routers

Explain the interaction of a router and a switch implemented in the same device where the router forwards between VLANs only.

Enterprise Switches

Describe the architecture of a modern enterprise switch-router.

Distance Vector

Explain the details of Distance Vector routing and its advantages and disadvantages relative to Link State routing.

Link State

Explain the details of Link state routing and its advantages and disadvantages relative to Distance Vector Routing.

Describe

Describe the function of and uses of MPLS.

Presentations

Has gained experience and confidence in presenting technical information.

IPv6

Describe IPv6 and its evolution from IPv4.

IPv6 Adopted Slowly

Explain reasons why IPv6 has not been adopted as rapidly as originally predicted.

Read and Evaluate

Is prepared to read technical literature and evaluate quality of the information.

Read and Present

Is prepared to read technical literature and present the information and its context to an audience of peers.

Continuous Learning

Explain the need for continuous learning in the networking field.