CEIT314Undergraduate
Computer Networks and Communications
Printed in the catalogue as COMPUTER NETWORKS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Course content
This course introduces the underlying concepts and principles of computer networks. It presents the different components of a network and how these components fit together. The course emphasizes the design and implementation of network software that transforms raw hardware into a richly functional communication system. Real networks (such as the Internet, ATM, Ethernet, Token Ring) are used as examples to reinforce the concepts and demonstrate various protocols.
Where it sits in a curriculum
Programs whose published curriculum lists this course, and the term it falls in. Your own curriculum is the one that counts.
- Computer Education and Instructional TechnologyYear 3, Spring semester
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