COURSE DESCRIPTION CHANGE
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Course Number:
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950-475
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Effective Term:
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Fall 2001 |
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Course Title:
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Network Engineering | ||
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Sponsor(s):
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Athula Gunawardena | ||
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Department(s):
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Management Computer Systems | ||
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College(s):
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College of Letters and Sciences/College of Business and Economics | ||
| FROM: |
| Students will gain hands-on "real
world" networking experience by installing and setting up a network operating
system, building a small LAN, and managing network servers. This class
will explore conceptual and practical network design, implementation, administration
and maintenance. Additional topics include archival methods, network security,
virus protection, network peripherals, e-mail, license metering, remote
administration, and professional certification preparation.
Prereq: 950-325 or consent of instructor and an overall g.p.a. of 2.50. Unreq: 765-475 |
| TO: |
| This class will explore the OSI
(Open Systems Interconnection) networking model, standard networking protocols,
and network architecture including implementation, administration and maintenance.
Students will also gain "hands-on" networking experience by installing
and setting up a network operating system, building a small LAN, and managing
network servers.
Prereq: 950-325 or consent of instructor and an overall
g.p.a. of 2.50. Unreq: 765-475
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To put more emphasis on the theoretical network models and less emphasis on an actual implementation of a specific network.
| Department Chair Date |
| Dean of College Date |
| The course description change is administratively approved and will be updated on the curricular data base. |
| The course description change is substantive enough to warrant a review of the changes to the course by the |
| Appropriate curricular bodies. Use the course revision form and procedures which are outlined in the |
| Curriculum handbook. |
| Associate Vice Chancellor Date |