Introduction to Network Systems
What is Course Rigor?
Course Rigor describes how challenging this course will be for your student.
- Foundational: Strengthens foundational skills with extra support.
- Standard: Grade-level instruction to stay on track.
- Advanced: In-depth learning for students ready for more challenge.
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Lay the foundation for a career in computer science or IT by exploring how network systems operate. This one-semester course introduces students to the structure and function of modern networks, from local systems to large-scale infrastructure, and the protocols that keep them secure and connected.
In this course, students will learn:
- Network Design
- LANs & WANs
- Network Security Basics
- IT Career Foundations
Through practical study of real-world systems, students gain a solid understanding of how networks are built, managed, and secured. This course is ideal for students interested in pursuing careers in information technology, cybersecurity, or computer science.
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