This is an archive of material from a past course. You can find the current course web page via the Course List. Please be aware that the material in this archive may be out of date (for example, different topics than the current course, errors in lecture notes and/or assessment items, broken links). If you use the material in this archive then it is your responsibility to deal with any differences from the current course.
An archive of all lecture notes, assessment items and handouts is available as a single ZIP (3MB) file. Alternatively, you may download individual items. Most files follow a common naming scheme.
This course will give you practical experience with the administration of computer networks and the development of computer network applications. You will learn the basics of configuring network interfaces on computers, setting up a switched and routed networks, monitoring the activities in a network and administrating common network software (e.g. web servers). You will also learn to program client/server applications using TCP/IP sockets. This knowledge is necessary for careers involving IT network administration, network management in medium to large enterprises, Internet software development, and engineers at ISP and telecom companies.
Return to: Course List | Steven Gordon's Home | SIIT