Internet Fundamentals

CP1402 - Internet Fundamentals

This subject introduces students to Internet standards, architectures, and technologies to develop knowledge of network devices, network models, and Internet protocols. Students will gain knowledge of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) and TCP/IP models and the technical standards, devices and LAN and WAN protocol involved at each layer of these models. Students will be introduced to subnetting, switching, routing, and network security to develop the skills required to design an efficient computer network. Students will also gain experience in the implementation and troubleshooting of core network devices.

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112404 Master of Information Technology - Master of Business Administration, 113504 Master of Information Technology, 50311 Graduate Certificate of Information Technology, 50306 Graduate Diploma of Information Technology [Exit Only]

112404 Master of Information Technology - Master of Business Administration, 113504 Master of Information Technology, 50311 Graduate Certificate of Information Technology, 50306 Graduate Diploma of Information Technology [Exit Only] Offerings: All

[Anti-requisite] CP1402 CP2012 CP1802 CP2231

[Anti-requisite] CP1402 CP2012 CP1802 CP2231 Offerings: All

CP5631 - Internet Fundamentals

Describe the technologies, standards, devices for each layer of the OSI model

Efficiently design the IP addressing and topologies to implement a LAN and WAN network

Explain how the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) and TCP/IP reference models function in designing communications in Local Area Network (LAN) and Wide Area Network (WAN) environments

Explain and implement network security at the lower layers of the OSI with access control lists