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Advanced Computer Network Course Guide

This course guide provides an overview of the Advanced Computer Network course, including the course number and professor contact details, an introduction to the topics covered in the course, objectives for students to achieve by the end of the course, lessons and content to be covered each week, course requirements, and a list of reference materials. The course covers computer network architectures, protocols, interfaces, end-to-end protocols, congestion control, high speed networking, network management and security. By the end of the course students are expected to understand current network directions, technologies, and perform analysis and research.

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Advanced Computer Network Course Guide

This course guide provides an overview of the Advanced Computer Network course, including the course number and professor contact details, an introduction to the topics covered in the course, objectives for students to achieve by the end of the course, lessons and content to be covered each week, course requirements, and a list of reference materials. The course covers computer network architectures, protocols, interfaces, end-to-end protocols, congestion control, high speed networking, network management and security. By the end of the course students are expected to understand current network directions, technologies, and perform analysis and research.

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COURSE GUIDE

SUBJECT : ADVANCED COMPUTER NETWORK


COURSE NO. : MITM 205
PROFESSOR : EUSEBIO L. MIQUE, JR
CONTACT DETAILS : emique@[Link]

INTRODUCTION

Advanced Computer Network for Master in Information Technology program covers


the study of computer network architectures, protocols, and interfaces. Discussion
will also include end-to-end protocols, congestion control, high speed networking
and network management and security.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course, the students are expected to:


1. Uncover and understand the current directions of computer networks
from literature readings.
2. Expose the full span of the computer network's frontier.
3. Encourage a performance perspective towards analysis of computer
and communications networks.
4. Fill-in gaps in networking knowledge.
5. Refine research skills;

5.1. advance skills of literature searching and literature review.

5.2. learn to analyze and evaluate published results.

5.3. improve communications skills to include information available


through the Web

COURSE CONTENT

Lesson 1: Computer Network: An Overview


a. Open Systems Interconnection Model
b. Network Fundamentals
c. Review of Fundamentals of Computer Networks
d. IPv4
e. Review of Fundamentals of Computer Network: Internet
f. IP Addressing
Lesson 2: Network Concepts
a. New Technologies
b. Network Technologies
c. Network Infrastructure
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Lesson 3: Switching, Routing, WAN and Security


a. Switching Technologies
b. Routing Technologies
c. WAN Technologies
d. Network Security

COURSE REQUIREMENTS
• Oral Presentation
• Assignments/Research Works
• Quizzes
• Concept Paper / Final Project
• Research Paper Concept Activities
• Attendance

STUDY PLAN
Lesson / Topic Study Period Expectation
Lesson 1: Computer Week 1-5 Get familiarized with
Network: An Overview the concepts, principles
a. Open Systems and technologies
Interconnection associated with data
Model communication and
b. Network computer networks.
Fundamentals
c. Review of
Fundamentals
of Computer
Networks
d. IPv4
e. Review of
Fundamentals
of Computer
Network:
Internet
f. IP Addressing
g. IPv6
Lesson 2: Network Week 6-8 Understand the basic
Concepts principles and important
a. New Technologies topics concerning
b. Network network architecture,
Technologies mechanisms,
c. Network communication
Infrastructure technologies, concepts
and protocols.
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Lesson 3: Switching, Week 10-18 Understand the


Routing, WAN and communication and
Security networking technologies
a. Switching that include network
Technologies models, protocols, signals,
transmission, encoding
b. Routing
modulation, switching
Technologies wireless technologies,
c. WAN encryption, compression,
Technologies and network management.
d. Network
Security
COURSE GUIDE

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
• 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
COURSE GUIDE

Prepared by: Recommending Approval: Approved:

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


Professor Program Chair Dean

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