Networking

Professor Morteza Anvari, morteza@anvari.net http://www.anvari.net

Morteza Anvari

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CIS 175 Introduction to Networking: Introduces the basic concepts of computer networks. Covers basic topologies, protocols, performance issues, and software for LANS / WANS. Assumes student has basic computer knowledge.

Lecture Presentations from Text Book of:

Forouzan, B. A. (2007). Data communications and networking (4th ed.). Boston: McGraw Hill

CIS 175 Syllabus Winter 2008
1 - Introduction to Networking	2 - Network Models	3 - Data and Signals
4 - Digital Transmissions	5 - Analog Transmission	6 - Bandwidth Utilization
7 - Transmission Media	8 -Switching	9 - Telephone & Cable Networks
10 - Error Detection & Correction	11 -Data Link Control	12 - Multiple Access
13 - Wired LANs: Ethernet	14 - Wireless LANs	15 - Connecting LANs
16-Cellular Telephone & Satellite	17 - SONET and SDH	18 - Frame Relay and ATM
19 - Network Layer	20 - Internet Protocol	21 - Address Mapping
22- Forwarding & Routing	23 - UDP, TCP, and SCTP	24 - Congestion Control & QOS
25 - Domain Name System	26 - E-Mail & File Transfer	27 - WWW and HTTP
28 -Network Management SNMP	29 - Multimedia	30 - Cryptography
31- Network Security	32 - IPSec, VPN, & Firewalls

Lecture Presentations

Enhanced Network+ Guide to Networks CIS 175 @ SU
1. An Introduction To Networking	2. Networking Standards, OSI Model	3. Network Protocols
4a. Networking Media	4b. Networking Media	5a Networking Architecture
5b. Networking Architecture	6a. Networking Hardware	6b. Networking Hardware
7. WAN & Remote Connectivity	8. Windows 2000-Based Networking	9. NetWare Based Networking
10. Linux-Based Networking	11a. Networking w TCP/IP & Internet	11b. Networking w TCP/IP & Internet
12. Troubleshooting Network Problems	13. Maintaining and Upgrading a Network	14. Ensuring Integrity & Availability
15. Network Security	16. Managing Network Design and Implementation

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Network+ Guide to Networks Second Edition CIS 175 @ SU
1. An Introduction To Networking	2. Networking Standards, OSI Model	3. Network Protocols
4a. Networking Media	4b. Networking Media	5a Networking Architecture
5b. Networking Architecture	6a. Networking Hardware	6b. Networking Hardware
7. WAN & Remote Connectivity	8. Network Operating Systems	9. NetWare Based Networking
10. Networking with UNIX	11a. Networking w TCP/IP & Internet	11b. Networking w TCP/IP & Internet
12. Network Troubleshooting	13. Network Maintenance & Upgrade	14. Ensuring Integrity & Availability
15. Network Security	16. Network Design & Implementation

CIS-316 Network Infrastructure Design: Provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to design a network for a peer network or a server-centric environment. Topics covered include network topology, routing, IP addressing, name resolution, virtual private networks, remote access, and telophony solutions.

CIS-316 Course Syllabus and Lectures Presentations