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IS164
Network Management
Term: Spring 2001
View the assignments:
Instructors:
| Amelia Phillips Monday
Office Hours: Hours listed are for 1 hour slots, otherwise
by appointment only
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| 10:30am
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10:30am 2:00-4:00pm |
10:30am 2:00-4:00pm |
10:30am
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Office Locale: 18-112C
Office Phone: (509) 533-3246
Email: ameliap@sfcc.spokane.cc.wa.us
Website: http://www.sfcc.spokane.cc.wa.us/phillips (refer
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Paul Lecoq Wednesday
Office Hours: Hours listed are for 1 hour slots, otherwise
by appointment only
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| 10:30am 1:00pm |
10:30am 1:00pm |
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10:30am 1:00pm |
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Office Locale: 18-112A
Office Phone: (509) 533-3793
Email: paull@sfcc.spokane.cc.wa.us
Website: http://www.sfcc.spokane.cc.wa.us/lecoq
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Class Times: Monday & Wednesday 5:30 to 8:00 pm
Room 18-127
Textbook Required:
Network + Guide to Networks, by Tamara Dean, Course Technology,
ISBN 0-7600-1145-1
Materials Required:
Notebook
3 Ring Binder (or other organizer) for Handouts
2 3 ½ inch High Density Floppies
email account
Small Toolkit and flashlight (to be used in the lab)
Methods of Instruction:
The student will learn about the Networks through a variety
of hands on, lecture, and homework exercises. The student is expected to
complete the assigned reading assignments in addition to the lectures,
labs, and research assignments.
Course Description:
This is an intensive course in the technical management
of computer networks. Students, who are expected to understand the principles
of telecommunications, will learn to operate and maintain a computer network.
Windows NT will be the primary software used, however, other Network Operating
Systems (NOS) are installed and used. A comparative study will inform the
students of the relative principles of other major network systems. This
course stresses concepts and practical usage of many kinds of NOS.
Prerequisite: permission of instructor or IS162.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the basic topology of networks
- Be familiar with the functions of routers, switches,
punch-down blocks
- Use of a 10baseT network
- Use of an NT server, NT workstation, and Windows 9X
client
- Understand the setup of a communications server, fax
server, and applications server
- Understand how to setup up user and group accounts
- Understand the functions of a web server
- Understand basic security protocols and procedures
- Understand how to interconnect networks
Grading Criteria:
1. You are responsible for completing the assigned reading.
It will be used in class whether covered in the lecture or not. Lectures
and labs are meant to enhance your learning, not be the only source.
2. There will be two exams given. They will be worth
100 points each.
3. There will be self graded pop quizzes periodically.
4. You will have 4 to 6 class assignments that must be
completed. These will be worth 50 points each
5. You are responsible for any missed classes except
those canceled for snow emergencies.
6. You must have a current email address for me to contact
you in case of changes due to emergencies.
Attendance Policy
Students are expected to attend classes and be prompt
so as not to interrupt once the class is underway. We understand that foul
weather can cause unexpected delays, but please try to be considerate of
your classmates. While attendance does not count towards your overall grade,
missing a significant number of classes can be detrimental to you. If you
miss a class, it is your responsibility to get the handouts and get any
notes from fellow students or from my website (TBP).
Buddy Policy
I like to encourage students to have a “buddy” in each
class. This is someone with whom you can work, discuss reading assignments,
test your ideas, and bolster each other’s spirits. However, please take
note of the conditions listed below.
Warnings
Cheating:
Any student who, for the purpose of fulfilling or partially
fulfilling any assignment or task required by the faculty as part of the
student’s program of instruction, shall knowingly tender any work product
that the student fraudulently represents to the faculty as the student’s
work product, shall be deemed to have cheated. Cheating shall be cause
for disciplinary action. |
| Any student who aids or abets the accomplishments of
cheating as defined in subsection 1) of this section, shall also be subject
to disciplinary action. |
Plagiarism
Any student who presents the words or ideas of another
in direct quotation, indirect quotation, or close paraphrase, must provide
acknowledgement. Failure to do so shall constitute plagiarism. Plagiarism
shall be cause for disciplinary action. |
Misuse of Computer Privileges
Access to computer facilities is a privilege granted
to CCS students, staff and faculty and to those who arrange special rental
permits. Computers may not be used for personal financial gain. Unauthorized
access, use, and/or experimentation can result in permanent loss of computer
privileges, probation, suspension, expulsion, requirements to make financial
restitution, a fine, and/or imprisonment.
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Glen
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Ken
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Kevin
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Jane
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Dina
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Kevin
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Pete
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Erika
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James
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Bradee
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Richard
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Morgan
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Jerry
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Website
Development Company
3
servers
PDC – wdc_master
BDC – wdc_backup
proxy – wdc_proxy
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100 employees consisting of
R
& D
Management
Senior
Managers (CEO, VPs, CFO, COO, etc.)
Line Managers
Marketing
Accounting
IT
Deployment
Internal Support
External Support
Human
Resources
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Need to develop
File
Structure
Policies
User
Groups based on needs
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