Students can:
- Recognize, evaluate and design network topologies (K6)
- Select the appropriate physical technology for a network/connection (K5)
- Set up and configure a local network (K3)
- Enable communication in a local network using static routing (K3)
- Connect a local network to the Internet using NAT (in both directions) (K5)
- Identify problems in local networks (K4) and previde correction/improvement suggestions (K5)
- Select the appropriate communication protocol for an application (K5)
- Analyse network protocols through packet captures (K4)
|
- General principles of networks and network protocols; topologies
- Layer models (especially TCP/IP and ISO/OSI)
- Multiplexing, datagram networks, network quality criteria
- Physical layer: copper/fiber optic cables, encoding, structured cabling
- Data link layer: framing, error detection/correction, reliability (Acks, pipelining...)
- Network Layer: Routing, static vs. Dynamic Routing, basics of routing protocols
- Ethernet, IPv4 (Fragmentation, MTU, ARP, UDP, TCP, QUIC, Multicasts), IPv6 (ND), NAPT
- Overview of DNS and DHCP
|