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This document provides a sample syllabus for a course on Networks and Internet Technology. The course description indicates it will provide an in-depth discussion of computer networks, including different network models and how concepts like collision domains and topology affect efficiency. The course objectives are for students to become familiar with various network technologies, topologies, hardware/software for security and networking management. The outline lists 9 topics to be covered across the semester from introductions to networking models and layers to security. Required readings include books on computer networks, communications technologies.

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Network

This document provides a sample syllabus for a course on Networks and Internet Technology. The course description indicates it will provide an in-depth discussion of computer networks, including different network models and how concepts like collision domains and topology affect efficiency. The course objectives are for students to become familiar with various network technologies, topologies, hardware/software for security and networking management. The outline lists 9 topics to be covered across the semester from introductions to networking models and layers to security. Required readings include books on computer networks, communications technologies.

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COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION

SAMPLE SYLLABUS TEMPLATE

COURSE NUMBER: CS208

TITLE: NETWORKS and INTERNET TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT / PROGRAM:

SCHOOL:

SEMESTER AND SCHOOL YEAR:

INSTRUCTOR:

• COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course provides an in-depth discussion of computer networks. It


includes a detailed discussion of the different Network Models.
Concepts that have a direct effect on the efficiency of a network (e.g.
collision and broadcast domains, topology) are also discussed.
Concepts on different network technologies, distributed computation,
networking, and communication software, and security issues are also
discussed.

• COURSE OBJECTIVES (DESIRABLE OBJECTIVES)

Towards the end of the course, students are expected to / able to:
• Be familiar with the different Network Models.
• Understand different network technologies
• Understand the effects of using different networking
topologies
• Be updated with different advanced network technologies that
can be used to connect different networks
• Be familiar with various hardware and software that can help
protect the network
• Know the advantage of using a network management system

• COURSE OUTLINE AND TIMEFRAME


1. Introduction to Computer Networks
2. Overview of Networking Models
• OSI
• TCP/IP
3. Physical Layer
4. Data Link Layer

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5. Network Layer
6. Transport Layer
7. Application Layer
8. Network Topologies
9. Network Security

• REQUIRED READINGS

Computer Networks, 4th Edition


Andrew S. Tanenbaum

Computer Communications and Networking Technologies


Michael A. Gallo, William M. Hancock

• SUGGESTED READINGS

Business Data Communications and Networking, 7th Edition


Jerry FitzGerald, Alan Dennis

• COURSE REQUIREMENTS

• CONSULTATION HOURS

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