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This document summarizes the course structure and content for an AS/A2 ICT course. It is assessed through four units - two at AS level (Units 1 and 2) making up 50% of the total marks, and two at A2 level (Units 3 and 4) making up the remaining 50%. Unit 1 is externally assessed theory, while Unit 2 involves internal assessment of practical coursework. Units 3 and 4 follow a similar structure, with Unit 3 being externally assessed theory and Unit 4 involving internal assessment of practical coursework. The course covers both theoretical topics on ICT capabilities and limitations, as well as practical modeling coursework.
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using.
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bypass
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Greenwich HQ LAN:The network is undefined and needs to be designed by the student with justifications, this implies justification of several nodes, users, and applications.
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COMP1609(2022/23)
Network and Internet Technology
and Design
Faculty Header ID:
11562
Contribution:100% of thecourse
Course Leader:
Jason Parke
NetSim Coursework
Deadline Date:
Monday 04/12/2022
This coursework should take an average student who is up to date with tutorial workapproximately 50 hours Feedback and grades are normally made available within 15 working days of the coursework deadline
Learning Outcomes:
A. Demonstrate knowledge of network communication, OSI and TCP/IP model.B. Demonstrate a critical understanding of the top network model with related key protocols, services, and applications.C. Evaluate common network problems (malfunction, poor performance), and adopt a systematic approach to troubleshooting and resolving the problem.D. Be competent in the use of tools designed to analyse and simulate network functionality.
Plagiarism is presenting somebody else's work as your own. It includes copying information
directly from the Web or books without referencing the material; submitting joint coursework
as an individual effort; copying another student's coursework; stealing coursework from
another student and submitting it as your work. Suspected plagiarism will be investigated and,
if
found
to
have
occurred,
will
be
dealt
withaccording
to
the
university's
procedures.
Please
see
yourstudent
handbook for
further details
of
what
is/isn't plagiarism.
All material copied or amended from any source (e.g., internet, books) must be referenced correctly accordingto the reference style you are using.
Your work will be submitted for plagiarism checking. Anyattempt to bypass our plagiarism detection systems will be treated as a severe Assessment Offence.
The
coursework
detailed
specification:
This
is
an
individual
assessment.
Your
investigation
shouldnot
be
shared
among
other
students.
The objective of the coursework is to simulate a client-server model communication over an IP network and to investigatean application and network performance in multiple providedscenarios.
This
assessment
requires
to use
NetSim
simulator.
The network architecture overview:
The company’s headquarters are in Greenwich (UK). They have recently opened regional offices in New York (USA), and Dubai (Dubai). The main service provided by the New York and Dubai offices will be gathered and distributed monthly and annual reports describing sales managed by theheadquarters in Greenwich, UK. The company has decided to perform a simulation in case they will expand with anadditional call centre.
Greenwich HQ LAN:
The network is undefined and needs to be designed by the student with justifications,this implies justification of several nodes, users, andapplications.
New York office LAN:
It consists of 35 users connected to a core switch, Local printer, and email. They are connected to the Internet via a backbone link. Some applications .
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Trends. The Conference looks for significant contributions to all major fields of the
Computer Science, Compute Engineering, Information Technology and Trends in theoretical
and practical aspects.
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The document provides an overview of the computer engineering program at Georgia Tech. It discusses that computer engineering involves digital design, computer architecture, networks, and applications. It then lists the core faculty and provides details on the undergraduate and graduate degree requirements, including lists of elective courses in areas like computer architecture, VLSI design, and computer networks. It also gives examples of computer engineering research areas at Georgia Tech such as computer architecture, design tools, and computer networks.
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Statement of the Current Problem: Describe the purpose/need/ rationale for the IT project. What problem is this IT project designed to address?
Project Deliverables and Beneficiaries: Describe the objective of the IT project; what is the IT project to achieve, create, or deliver? Please identify who will derive a direct benefit from the expected outcome.
Time Factors: Are there any time factors, such as deadlines, that should be considered in your IT implementation proposal? Create a timeline for implementation.
Qualifications: Write a short description of your qualifications.
Project Assumptions and Constraints: Are there any assumptions made so far or constraints identified in the project? Are there any constraints or anything that would restrict the ability to achieve the IT project objectives successfully?
Project Risks: Are there any risks associated with the IT project? For instance, will there be data that should not be available to the public? Are there any risks that might prevent a successful project outcome?
Project Expenses: Please indicate what IT expenses will be associated with this project as well as the sources for funding. Provide the most accurate estimates that you can, which includes the cost to complete the project and maintenance after the project
Solution
Statement of Current Problem:
To establish an network between people in a n organisation providing LAN network connection and secure their acces by some password policies and use common resources through wired and wireless devices.
Project Deliverables and Beneficiaries:
Objective of the project is to establish a secured network between 20 members in an organisation and share common resources through wired and wireless devices.
Organisation as well as staff will be benefited by using common resources and providing information in a secure manner.
Include the following with their features in the project deliverables section:
security practices for your business operation, such as the following:
Qualification:
Subject Matter Expert in IT infrastructure and Project Engineers
Project Assumptions and Constraints
Assumption is to use technologies to secure account and establish a network connection for resource sharing by adding devices to the network.
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- 1. The Course in summary
- 2. ◦ AS Unit 1 (30%) – a combination of theory and practical - assessed externally. ◦ AS Unit 2 (20%) – practical coursework - assessed internally ◦ A2 Unit 3 (30%) Externally assessed ◦ A2 Unit 4 (20%) – practical coursework - assessed internally
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- 4. Practical modelling (25%) coursework that you take into the exam to answer questions in section B. You will use hardware and spread sheet modelling software to solve a realistic problem and answer questions on their solution in the written exam.
- 5. Use ICT hardware and software applications to solve a problem involving 3 separate tasks: ◦ Publish leaflet or magazine using Adobe Photoshop ◦ Produce a document with automated routines ◦ Web page design using Microsoft expressions. Including sound, flash graphics, video etc
- 6. Theory – some of the areas researched are: ◦ Networking ◦ Further HCI ◦ Telecommuting ◦ Intellectual property ◦ Privacy ◦ Database systems ◦ MIS ◦ Systems analysis and design.
- 7. Develop a realistic system including a relational database, includes: ◦ Systems analysis and design ◦ Implementation VBA coding HCI interface Validation and verification ◦ Testing ◦ Evaluation ◦ User guide