IS-164 Network Management
Term: Not currently sheduled
Class Hours: Not currently sheduled
Classroom: Building 18, Room 127
Instructor: Rick Udlock
Office Phone: 533-3795
Email: ricku@spokanefalls.edu
Office: 18-112H
Course Description:
This is an intensive course in the technical management of computer networks. Students are expected to understand the principles of telecommunications and will learn to operate and maintain a computer network. Windows 2003 Server will be the primary software, but other operating systems will be installed and used. A comparative study will inform the students of the relative merits of other major network systems. This course stresses concepts and practical usage of many kinds of NOS. Grades will be based on two exams, homework/lab assignments and a course project. The following is a list of course outcomes:
- Understand the basic topology of networks
- Be familiar with the functions of routers, switches, etc.
- Use a 10baseT network
- Install Windows 2003 Server, XP Professional, etc.
- Understand the setup of a communication, fax, applications, printer server
- Understand how to setup users and groups accounts
- Understand the functions of a web server
- Understand basic security protocols and procedures
- Understand how to interconnect networks
Required Text and Materials:
Network+ Guide to Networks, Fourth Edition
by Tamara Dean
Prerequisites:
IS-162 or instructor's permission
Handouts:
© 2008 Rick Udlock
