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| + | =Description= | ||
| + | This course is held after [[IT Technology/Network I|Network I]] course and will give the student advanced knowledge of Network technologies. | ||
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| + | =Form= | ||
| + | This course is held in a compressed form over four weeks, with 16 lectures each week. | ||
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| + | =Learning objectives= | ||
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| + | =Content= | ||
| + | *2 ECTS: Routing | ||
| + | *2 ECTS: Switching/Redundans | ||
| + | *2 ECTS: Polling | ||
| + | *2 ECTS: Simpelt netværksdesign | ||
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| + | = Materials = | ||
| + | = Lectures = | ||
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| + | ! Lecture !! Subject !! Teacher !! Week!! Date | ||
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| + | | align="center" |1 || [[IT technology/Network II/Chapter 1|Chapter 1]]||{{Infobox person | initialer = heth }}|| 36 || Tue. sep. 7. | ||
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| + | = Content = | ||
| + | *[[IT Technology/Network II/Router| Routing Technologies]] | ||
| + | *[[IT Technology/Network II - Switch| Switching Technologies]] | ||
| + | *[[IT Technology/Network II - Design| Network Design]] | ||
| + | **Tools for network design | ||
| + | *[[IT Technology/Network II - Management|Network Management]] | ||
| + | == Skills achieved == | ||
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| + | *The student can account for advanced IP-routing for example [[OSPF]] and [[BGP]] | ||
| + | *The student can plan and design Routed networks with two or more routing protocols. For example [[OSPF]] and [[BGP]] | ||
| + | *The student can plan and design Routed network using advanced Routing techniques for example Route Summarization/Aggregation, Policy Based Routing and advanced [[BGP]] features | ||
| + | *The student is aware of different IP-services and performances | ||
| + | *The student is capable of network Troubleshooting techniques. | ||
| + | *The student is capable of analyzing protocols with a Protocol Analyzer for example [[Wireshark]] | ||
| + | *The student can plan and design Switched network using [[VLAN]]s, [[VLAN Trunk Cisco IOS|Trunks]] and [[STP|STP (Spanning Tree Protocol]]) | ||
| + | *The student can plan and design network with High Availability and/or Load Balancing using for example [[HSRP]], [[VRRP]] and [[GLBP]] | ||
| + | *The student can account for different forms of attack against Switched and Routed networks and suggest tools to monitor and secure the network. | ||
| + | =End Project= | ||
| + | *[[IT Technology/Network II/Maikaa| Maikaa]] | ||
[[Category:IT technology education]] | [[Category:IT technology education]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:21, 30 November 2010
Description
This course is held after Network I course and will give the student advanced knowledge of Network technologies.
Content
- Routing Technologies
- Switching Technologies
- Network Design
- Tools for network design
- Network Management
Skills achieved
- The student can account for advanced IP-routing for example OSPF and BGP
- The student can plan and design Routed networks with two or more routing protocols. For example OSPF and BGP
- The student can plan and design Routed network using advanced Routing techniques for example Route Summarization/Aggregation, Policy Based Routing and advanced BGP features
- The student is aware of different IP-services and performances
- The student is capable of network Troubleshooting techniques.
- The student is capable of analyzing protocols with a Protocol Analyzer for example Wireshark
- The student can plan and design Switched network using VLANs, Trunks and STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)
- The student can plan and design network with High Availability and/or Load Balancing using for example HSRP, VRRP and GLBP
- The student can account for different forms of attack against Switched and Routed networks and suggest tools to monitor and secure the network.