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SE1XL0-Networking 2

Module Provider: School of Systems Engineering
Number of credits: 10 [5ECTS credits]
Level: C (Certificate)
Terms in which taught:
Module Convenor: Mr D James
Pre-requisites: SE0XA0
Co-requisites:
Modules excluded:
Module version for: 2008/9

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Aims:

  • To equip students with a detailed understanding of computer networking theory
  • To provide an opportunity for students to gain practical skills using industry standard equipment

    Assessable learning outcomes:

  • Program a router for Internet works operations
  • Diagnose and resolve network problems at all levels of the OSI 7 Layer Model

    Additional outcomes:
    Students may be able to take professional qualifications such as:

  • CCNA3: Switching Basics and Intermediate Routing Competencies
  • CCNA4: WAN Technologies Competencies

    Outline content:

  • diagnosis and resolution of network problems at various levels of the OSI Model
  • different types of WAN connections, encapsulations and protocols
  • router boot sequences and define different router interfaces and modes
  • programming a router for Internet operations
  • configuration of a router and saving router configurations
  • router connectivity tests
  • router Operating system software
  • routing protocols. (RIP and IGRP) and the features of OSPF and EIGRP
  • TCP and its functions.

    Brief description of teaching and learning methods:
    The student will learn from a combination of on line materials, group lab work, and formal tutor input.

    Contact hours:

      Over 1 year Spring Summer
    Lectures 15    
    Tutorials/seminars      
    Practicals      
    Independent Guided Study (including related work at the work place) 45    
           
    Total hours 60    
           
    Case Study Project 1    
    Other (eg major seminar paper)      

    Assessment:
    The term offered will depend on the partner college
    Assessment:
    Assessment will be through:
    * Continual assessment tests
    * Final Exam
    * Submission of a Project
    Coursework
    The case study project will where possible be related to the work place.
    Relative percentage of coursework : 50%
    Penalties for late submission
    Penalties for late submission of course work will be in accordance with University policy.
    Examinations
    1 * 1½ hour test
    Requirements for a pass
    Pass in exam and coursework
    Reassessment arrangements
    Resubmission of coursework and/or retake examination.

    Last updated: 15 October 2008

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