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Local Area Networks

Field Work language Acad. cycle ECTS credits Semester Course code
Computer Sciences LV ENG Bachelor 6 Autumn DatZ2007
Subject Aim

To give knowledge about computer network structure, it`s working basic principles, technology and to form skills in computer network administration and maintenance.

Subject Content

The course introduces students to the networking field. The course focuses on network terminology and protocols, LANs, WANs, OSI models, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, IP addressing  and network standards. The students are also preparing network design presentations and presenting them to the others. The course includes a theoretical and practical exam.

 

Expected Results

·        Completing the course students will:

·        Know about TCP / IP protocols and their applications;

·        Know about IP addressing;

·        Be able to identify sub-networks by the given IP address;

·        Understand the classification of computer networks division and the importance of their building;

·        Know and understand the concepts of computer networks;

·        Understand the passive labelling of network hardware, their standards and applications;

·        Understand principles for defining of user rights and their opportunities;

·        Understand the principles of network management, their role and opportunities;

·        Be able to connect plug-in to UTP cable (Unshielded twisted pair);

·        Be able to grant user rights to access to resources in the public domain of the network;

·        Be able to perform network management;

·        Be able to install and configure network hardware, i.e., a network adapter (PCI, USB, wireless). router;

·        Be able to create a project for network installation or upgrade;

·        Have competences to design the computer system analysing various technological solutions and selecting the most suitable one;

·        Have competences to implement the software executing the software installation and parameterization;

·        Have competences to deliver the software, providing consultations during the delivery of the software.

Requirements to gain ECTS

Exam

It is necessary to fulfil all the tasks given during the classes. Theses, presentation thereof. Exam


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Faculty Subject Area Cycle (Bachelor / Master) Semester (Autumn/Spring)

Local Area Networks

Field Work language Acad. cycle ECTS credits Semester Course code
Computer Sciences LV ENG Bachelor 6 Autumn DatZ2007
Subject Aim

To give knowledge about computer network structure, it`s working basic principles, technology and to form skills in computer network administration and maintenance.

Subject Content

The course introduces students to the networking field. The course focuses on network terminology and protocols, LANs, WANs, OSI models, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, IP addressing  and network standards. The students are also preparing network design presentations and presenting them to the others. The course includes a theoretical and practical exam.

 

Expected Results

·        Completing the course students will:

·        Know about TCP / IP protocols and their applications;

·        Know about IP addressing;

·        Be able to identify sub-networks by the given IP address;

·        Understand the classification of computer networks division and the importance of their building;

·        Know and understand the concepts of computer networks;

·        Understand the passive labelling of network hardware, their standards and applications;

·        Understand principles for defining of user rights and their opportunities;

·        Understand the principles of network management, their role and opportunities;

·        Be able to connect plug-in to UTP cable (Unshielded twisted pair);

·        Be able to grant user rights to access to resources in the public domain of the network;

·        Be able to perform network management;

·        Be able to install and configure network hardware, i.e., a network adapter (PCI, USB, wireless). router;

·        Be able to create a project for network installation or upgrade;

·        Have competences to design the computer system analysing various technological solutions and selecting the most suitable one;

·        Have competences to implement the software executing the software installation and parameterization;

·        Have competences to deliver the software, providing consultations during the delivery of the software.

Requirements to gain ECTS

Exam

It is necessary to fulfil all the tasks given during the classes. Theses, presentation thereof. Exam


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View courses by:

Faculty Subject Area Cycle (Bachelor / Master) Semester (Autumn/Spring)

Local Area Networks

Field Work language Acad. cycle ECTS credits Semester Course code
Computer Sciences LV ENG Bachelor 6 Autumn DatZ2007
Subject Aim

To give knowledge about computer network structure, it`s working basic principles, technology and to form skills in computer network administration and maintenance.

Subject Content

The course introduces students to the networking field. The course focuses on network terminology and protocols, LANs, WANs, OSI models, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, IP addressing  and network standards. The students are also preparing network design presentations and presenting them to the others. The course includes a theoretical and practical exam.

 

Expected Results

·        Completing the course students will:

·        Know about TCP / IP protocols and their applications;

·        Know about IP addressing;

·        Be able to identify sub-networks by the given IP address;

·        Understand the classification of computer networks division and the importance of their building;

·        Know and understand the concepts of computer networks;

·        Understand the passive labelling of network hardware, their standards and applications;

·        Understand principles for defining of user rights and their opportunities;

·        Understand the principles of network management, their role and opportunities;

·        Be able to connect plug-in to UTP cable (Unshielded twisted pair);

·        Be able to grant user rights to access to resources in the public domain of the network;

·        Be able to perform network management;

·        Be able to install and configure network hardware, i.e., a network adapter (PCI, USB, wireless). router;

·        Be able to create a project for network installation or upgrade;

·        Have competences to design the computer system analysing various technological solutions and selecting the most suitable one;

·        Have competences to implement the software executing the software installation and parameterization;

·        Have competences to deliver the software, providing consultations during the delivery of the software.

Requirements to gain ECTS

Exam

It is necessary to fulfil all the tasks given during the classes. Theses, presentation thereof. Exam


All courses at the Faculty of Science and Engineering

View courses by:

Faculty Subject Area Cycle (Bachelor / Master) Semester (Autumn/Spring)

Local Area Networks

Field Work language Acad. cycle ECTS credits Semester Course code
Computer Sciences LV ENG Bachelor 6 Autumn DatZ2007
Subject Aim

To give knowledge about computer network structure, it`s working basic principles, technology and to form skills in computer network administration and maintenance.

Subject Content

The course introduces students to the networking field. The course focuses on network terminology and protocols, LANs, WANs, OSI models, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, IP addressing  and network standards. The students are also preparing network design presentations and presenting them to the others. The course includes a theoretical and practical exam.

 

Expected Results

·        Completing the course students will:

·        Know about TCP / IP protocols and their applications;

·        Know about IP addressing;

·        Be able to identify sub-networks by the given IP address;

·        Understand the classification of computer networks division and the importance of their building;

·        Know and understand the concepts of computer networks;

·        Understand the passive labelling of network hardware, their standards and applications;

·        Understand principles for defining of user rights and their opportunities;

·        Understand the principles of network management, their role and opportunities;

·        Be able to connect plug-in to UTP cable (Unshielded twisted pair);

·        Be able to grant user rights to access to resources in the public domain of the network;

·        Be able to perform network management;

·        Be able to install and configure network hardware, i.e., a network adapter (PCI, USB, wireless). router;

·        Be able to create a project for network installation or upgrade;

·        Have competences to design the computer system analysing various technological solutions and selecting the most suitable one;

·        Have competences to implement the software executing the software installation and parameterization;

·        Have competences to deliver the software, providing consultations during the delivery of the software.

Requirements to gain ECTS

Exam

It is necessary to fulfil all the tasks given during the classes. Theses, presentation thereof. Exam


All courses at the Faculty of Science and Engineering

View courses by:

Faculty Subject Area Cycle (Bachelor / Master) Semester (Autumn/Spring)

Local Area Networks

Field Work language Acad. cycle ECTS credits Semester Course code
Computer Sciences LV ENG Bachelor 6 Autumn DatZ2007
Subject Aim

To give knowledge about computer network structure, it`s working basic principles, technology and to form skills in computer network administration and maintenance.

Subject Content

The course introduces students to the networking field. The course focuses on network terminology and protocols, LANs, WANs, OSI models, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming, Ethernet, IP addressing  and network standards. The students are also preparing network design presentations and presenting them to the others. The course includes a theoretical and practical exam.

 

Expected Results

·        Completing the course students will:

·        Know about TCP / IP protocols and their applications;

·        Know about IP addressing;

·        Be able to identify sub-networks by the given IP address;

·        Understand the classification of computer networks division and the importance of their building;

·        Know and understand the concepts of computer networks;

·        Understand the passive labelling of network hardware, their standards and applications;

·        Understand principles for defining of user rights and their opportunities;

·        Understand the principles of network management, their role and opportunities;

·        Be able to connect plug-in to UTP cable (Unshielded twisted pair);

·        Be able to grant user rights to access to resources in the public domain of the network;

·        Be able to perform network management;

·        Be able to install and configure network hardware, i.e., a network adapter (PCI, USB, wireless). router;

·        Be able to create a project for network installation or upgrade;

·        Have competences to design the computer system analysing various technological solutions and selecting the most suitable one;

·        Have competences to implement the software executing the software installation and parameterization;

·        Have competences to deliver the software, providing consultations during the delivery of the software.

Requirements to gain ECTS

Exam

It is necessary to fulfil all the tasks given during the classes. Theses, presentation thereof. Exam


All courses at the Faculty of Science and Engineering