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Network System Design

Grades 10-12
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Credit: .5

Term: 1 Semester

Subject Type: Elective

Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Network Systems

Explore the foundational principles behind building and managing modern computer networks. This one-semester course introduces students to network system design through terminology, architecture, and security strategies used in professional IT environments.

In this course, students will learn:

  • Network Types & Architecture
  • IP Addressing & Routing
  • Security & System Management
  • LANs, WANs, & OS Tools

Students gain practical knowledge in designing systems that meet user needs while ensuring functionality and protection. This course is ideal for students interested in IT, cybersecurity, or computer science careers.

Course Overview
  • Unit 1: Introduction to Network Design
  • Unit 2: Networking Models & LANs
  • Unit 3: IP Addressing and Routing
  • Unit 4: WAN and Network Security
  • Unit 5: Network Management & Operating Systems
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