Structured Network Design An Introduction

Structured Network Design – An Introduction, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.68, with 20 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 85 reviews, and has 2388 subscribers.

You will learn about You will gain an appreciation for the many factors that are involved in designing a computer network. You will understand the differences between functional (top-down) and physical (bottom-up) network design. You will be able to explain what a data network is and the benefits it provides to users. You will be able to describe how data networks have evolved and classify networks by their scale. You will learn about network knowledge domains and give examples of network design specialties. You will be able to list the factors that influence both network design and cabling system design. You will be able to identify the elements of a structured cabling system and describe how these elements fit together. You will be able to describe the network life cycle and explain what happens at each stage. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to have a fundamental understanding of networks and structured cabling. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to have a fundamental understanding of networks and structured cabling.

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Title: Structured Network Design – An Introduction

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.68

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 23

Original Price: Free

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What You Will Learn

You will gain an appreciation for the many factors that are involved in designing a computer network.

You will understand the differences between functional (top-down) and physical (bottom-up) network design.

You will be able to explain what a data network is and the benefits it provides to users.

You will be able to describe how data networks have evolved and classify networks by their scale.

You will learn about network knowledge domains and give examples of network design specialties.

You will be able to list the factors that influence both network design and cabling system design.

You will be able to identify the elements of a structured cabling system and describe how these elements fit together.

You will be able to describe the network life cycle and explain what happens at each stage.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to have a fundamental understanding of networks and structured cabling.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to have a fundamental understanding of networks and structured cabling.

Welcome to “Structured Network Design – An Introduction” where we take a new look at a well discussed topic.

Our view of the network design process is from the perspective of the telecommunications distribution infrastructure professionals. They are the ones who set up the spaces and port connections for every network-connected device within your building.

In other words, we are looking at networks from a connectivity point of view the viewpoint of the copper and optical fiber cabling and wireless infrastructures that are essential for communications between network devices.

Structured cabling design is the norm for all types of commercial buildings, multi-building campuses, data centers, hospitals, universities, airports, and sports venues. Network design should be the same … structured.

This is an introductory course, so the network cabling infrastructure plays only a small part. Future courses will place a greater emphasis on telecommunications distribution design guidelines for commercial and data center networks. These include not only the cabling, but also the powering and cooling for network devices.

We know that your time is valuable. Our objective is to provide you with the maximum amount of information in a minimum amount of time, so we have tightly scripted each of the lessons. We hope you find the contents useful and interesting.

Cory and Steve

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Networking

Lecture 1: An Introduction to Networking – The Overview

Lecture 2: Computer Networks Defined

Lecture 3: Effective Computer Networks

Lecture 4: Benefits of Computer Networks

Lecture 5: Networking Elements

Lecture 6: Network Design Process

Chapter 2: An Introduction to LANs and Internetworking

Lecture 1: An Introduction to LANs and Internetworking – The Overview

Lecture 2: Evolution of Data Networks

Lecture 3: Local Area Network (LAN) Fundamentals

Lecture 4: Characteristics of a LAN

Lecture 5: Characteristics of an Internetwork

Lecture 6: Infrastructure Services

Lecture 7: Network Software

Chapter 3: An Introduction to Network and Cabling System Design

Lecture 1: An Introduction to Network and Cabling System Design – The Overview

Lecture 2: Network Design Considerations

Lecture 3: Cabling System Design Considerations

Lecture 4: Standards

Lecture 5: The Network Life Cycle

Chapter 4: Course Wrap-up

Lecture 1: Congratulations

Lecture 2: Bonus Lesson

Instructors

cory and steve
Instructional Design, Course Development, Technical Writing

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