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CSC 314: Computer Networking I is a course taught by Dr. Emmanuel Dortey Tetteh, focusing on fundamental principles and concepts of computer networking. The course includes assessments such as a term paper, group presentations, quizzes, and emphasizes hands-on experience with network simulation tools. Key topics covered include network topologies, technologies, protocols, and real-world applications in various industries.

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CSC 314: Computer Networking I is a course taught by Dr. Emmanuel Dortey Tetteh, focusing on fundamental principles and concepts of computer networking. The course includes assessments such as a term paper, group presentations, quizzes, and emphasizes hands-on experience with network simulation tools. Key topics covered include network topologies, technologies, protocols, and real-world applications in various industries.

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CSC 314: Computer

Networking I
Emmanuel Dortey Tetteh (PhD)
CSC 314: Computer Semester: 2, 2024/25
Networking I
Class Hours: WED-6:30-9:30 Venue:
CALC 4
Instructor: Dr. Emmanuel Office Hours: Monday – Friday,
Dortey Tetteh 9.00am – 4.00pm

Phone Number: (Cell): Email: [email protected]


0244572711
Assessment weighting
End-of-semester Term Paper: 60%
Group Presentation 15%
Attendance 5%
Quiz 1 20%
Course Objectives
At the end of the course students will be able to:
▪ Demonstrate understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of computer
networking including network models and architectures
▪ Identify and analyse the latest networking technologies and standards
▪ Analyse real world examples of how networking technologies are used in various industries.
▪ Communicate effectively about networking concepts and technologies, both in writing and
orally.
▪ Apply critical thinking skills to analyze and solve networking problems in real world
scenarios.
▪ Work effectively in a team to design, configure and manage modern networks.
▪ Gain hands-on experience with network simulation tools such as packet Tracer
▪ Make informed and effective decisions related to designing, configuring, managing, and
troubleshooting computer networks.
▪ Identify and solve network issues, such as connectivity problems and performance
degradation.
▪ Reflect and evaluate their own learning progress, skills and knowledge gained in computer
networking
▪ Adapt to changing network environments, technologies, or requirements and quickly come
up with solutions to new challenges.
• Manage time effectively to prioritize and resolve network issues promptly.
Some Required Text(s):
▪ "Computer Networking: Principles, Protocols, and
Practice" by Olivier Bonaventure.
▪ "Computer Networks" by Andrew S. Tanenbaum and
David J. Wetherall.
▪ "Network Security Essentials: Applications and
Standards" by William Stallings.
▪ "Wireshark Network Analysis" by Laura Chappell.
▪ Kurose, J. F., & Ross, K. W. (2017). Computer Networking:
A Top-Down Approach. Pearson.
▪ Lammle, T. (2019). CompTIA Network+ Study Guide:
Exam N10-007. Sybex.
▪ Online resources, articles, and documentation for
specific networking technologies and protocols.
Content
➢Networking overview
➢Network Topologies
➢Network Technologies
➢Network Communication Media
➢Network Protocols
➢Types Of Networks
➢Types Of Servers
➢Project/ Simulation, Problem-Solving and
Discussions
➢Introduction to networking using Linux systems

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