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Spring 2026 Laboratory Lecture Distance Learning Upper Division
This course presents the foundations and intermediate levels of understanding required to effectively design, implement, and manage today's networked environments. Details of basic models; network addressing and operations; network protocol interactions; and enterprise-class hardware applications of both wired and wireless networks are provided. Students will gain experience with enterprise-class hardware through laboratory projects and assignments.
Learning Outcomes1Understand, implement, and maintain stable, enterprise-class switched and/or routed networks.
2Demonstrate knowledge of advantages/disadvantages of different types of networks.
3Describe hardware operations in terms of functionality, manageability, and security.
4Research and solve hardware and software implementation problems.
5Utilize command line tools for basic system administration tasks and objectives.
6Discuss issues relevant to the management of network devices as presented in lecture and assigned readings.
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