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1. The document is a course syllabus for MITM 205 - Advanced Computer Network for the 1st Semester of the 2022-2023 school year. 2. The course is 3 units and will cover concepts, principles, and technologies associated with data communication and computer networks including network models, protocols, signals, transmission, and security. 3. By the end of the course students should be able to apply theories of computer networking including OSI models, IP addressing, routing, switching, and network security. The course will be graded based on class participation, assignments, and a final project.

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Course Syllabus

1. The document is a course syllabus for MITM 205 - Advanced Computer Network for the 1st Semester of the 2022-2023 school year. 2. The course is 3 units and will cover concepts, principles, and technologies associated with data communication and computer networks including network models, protocols, signals, transmission, and security. 3. By the end of the course students should be able to apply theories of computer networking including OSI models, IP addressing, routing, switching, and network security. The course will be graded based on class participation, assignments, and a final project.

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COURSE SYLLABUS

MITM 205 – Advanced Computer Network


1st Semester, School Year 2022-2023

Part I
PHILOSOPHY Total human development with appropriate competencies

VISION A globally competitive university

MISSION Provides high quality instruction, research and extension

GOAL To lead in transforming human resources into productive self-reliant


citizens and responsible leaders

Graduate DMMMSU aims to produce highly competent, specialized and globally


Attributes competitive professionals. This is operationalized into graduate
attributes that should be attained by the time students will graduate
from the university.

1. Professionally competent
Exemplify the competencies and value required of their
professions.
2. Committed and responsible leader
Demonstrate professional, social, and ethical responsibility
consistent with their roles as local and global citizens.
3. Effective communicator and collaborator
Can effectively communicate and work in multi-disciplinary
teams.
4. Critical thinker and innovator
Use relevant information and research drawn facts in rendering
sound decisions and developing insights for new knowledge
5. Reflective lifelong learner
Engage in lifelong learning for continuous professional growth and
development.
6. Responsible environment steward
Manage a sustainable environment, promoting peace and
prosperity for mankind.

Core Values SERVICE: Service to our stakeholders


PRODUCTIVITY: Productivity with passion for work
EXCELLENCE: Excellence in our programs through scholarly
undertakings
COMMITMENT: Commitment in delivering our mandates
INNOVATIVENESS: Innovation towards attaining operative systems,
breakthroughs, and milestone
ADVOCACY: Advocacy in transforming lives
LEADERSHIP: Leadership for transformation, Empowerment,
and sustainable development

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Program A graduate of Master in Information Technology should be able to:


Outcomes
1. Strengthen the ICT capability of the region in terms of
manpower resources to promote the growth of Information
and Communication Technology.
2. Develop its students, the effective use of Information
Technology (IT), to solve problems, improve or re-engineer
process or organizations
3. Provide students with theoretical or practical knowledge on
various aspects of information systems planning, system
implementation, systems integration and project
management

Course Credit 3 units

Course The course introduces concepts, principles and technologies


Description associated with data communication and computer networks. The
emphasis is on basic principles and important topics concerning
network architecture, mechanisms and protocols.
This course provides some practical exposure to the
communication and networking concepts. Topics covered include
network models, protocols, signals, transmission, encoding
modulation, switching wireless technologies, encryption, compression,
and network management.
Contact 3 hours per week
Hours/Week

Course None
Prerequisite/s
Course By the end of the course, you should be able to:
Outcomes 1. Apply theories and operations of the Open Systems Interconnection
model.
2. Understand the applicability of the different types of networks and
the topologies it used.
3. Understand the Local Area Network technologies with the use of
Ethernet.
4. Apply the theories and operations of the IP address that uniquely
identifies the devices across the network.
5. Understand the application of switching technologies in designing a
network.
6. Design and developed the data movement across the internetwork
from a source to destination and discovering the best path of data can
be sent using the concept of routing technology.
7. Apply the concept of switching and routing technologies in designing
Wide Area Networks and its governing protocols.
8. Understand the provisions made in an underlying computer network
infrastructure, policies adopted by the network administrator to
protect the network and the network-accessible resources from
unauthorized access and the effectiveness.
Course Oral Presentation
Requirements Assignments
Research Works

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Quizzes
Concept Paper / Final Project
Concept Paper Research Activities
Attendance
Grading System Class Standing = 60%
Oral Presentation
Assignments/Research Works
Concept Paper Research Activities

Concept / Final Project = 40%

Part II

Course Outline and Timeframe

Time Frame Course Content/Subject Matter

Week 1 Introduction to Course, Description of Requirements and other policies


Week 2 Open Systems Interconnection Model
Week 3 Network Fundamentals
Review of Fundamentals of Computer Networks
IPv4
Week 4 Review of Fundamentals of Computer Network: Internet
Week 5 IP Addressing
IPv6
Week 6 Network Concepts: New Technologies
Week 7 Network Technologies
Week 8 Network Infrastructure
Week 9 MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Week 10 Routing Technologies
Week 11 Routing Technologies
Week 12 Switching Technologies
Week 13 Switching Technologies
Week 14 Network Security
Week 15 Network Security
Week 16 Network Security
Week 17 Network Security
Week 18 FINAL EXAMINATION

References:

Books:

• Montgomery, Todd. “Comptia cloud : study guide” .2017


• Pyles, James. “Guide to TCP/IP : Ipv6 and Ipv4” .2017
• Vine, Michelle. “Networking, models and methods of cloud computing”
.2016

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• Landoll, Douglas J. “Information security policies, procedures, and


standards : a practitioner's reference”. 2016
• Ratti, Carto."The city of tomorrow: sensors, network, hackers, and the
future of urban life".2016
• Fitzgerald, Jerry. “Business data communications & networking” .2015
• Chan, Kennis. “Network security and communication engineering”.2015
• Evans, Alan. “Technology in action” .2014
• Bagad, Vilas S. “Advanced computer networks” .2014
• Sharma, Sanjay “Computer networks 1” .2013
• Borgatti, Stephen P. “Analyzing social networks” .2013
• Peterson, Larry L. “Computer networks : a systems approach” .2013
• Senft, Sandra. “Information technology control and audit”.2013

Prepared by: Recommending Approval: Approved:

EUSEBIO L. MIQUE, JR MARK KRISTIAN C. LEDDA ALVIN R. MALICDEM


Professor Program Chair Dean

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