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Unit 121 Computer networks Level: 6 Introduction This unit is about the design and analysis of computer communication networks. Unit aim The aim of this unit is to give an understanding of the principle of network protocols, structures, standard and services mainly concentrating on wired networks but with a mention of wireless where relevant. Learning outcomes There are six learning outcomes to this unit. The learner will: 1. Describe the basic concepts of a computer network and differentiate between network topologies, types of networks and layered architecture 2. Explain the client/server model and key application layer protocols 3. Learn sockets programming and implementation client/server programs 4. Describe the basics of error detection including parity, checksums, and CRC 5. Describe key protocols for multimedia networking 6. Familiarise themselves with current topics such as security, network management, management instrumentation, and/or other topics Guided learning hours It is recommended that 150 hours should be allocated for this unit of which 60 would be direct taught hours while the remainder is for independent study and laboratory practical work. The unit may be carried out on a full time or part time basis. Assessment This unit will be assessed by means of one three hour written examination paper. Learners are expected to have elementary knowledge of probability for engineers, basic knowledge of computer organisation, C language programming and computer operating systems as per City & Guilds award 7267-503 or relevant HND or other equivalent. 106 Level 6 Graduate Diploma in Engineering (9210-01)
Unit 121 Computer networks Assessment Criteria Outcome 1 Describe the basic concepts of a computer network and differentiate between network topologies, types of networks and layered architecture The learner can: 1. Explain the basic concepts of a computer network. 2. Differentiate between different network topologies, types of networks. 3. Describe multiple access protocols (collision and token based). IEEE 802.3 Ethernet. 4. Describe the features of the layered architecture of networks. 5. Explain the functioning of Switching, Bridging and Routing. 6. Describe the Internet, its delays and quality of service. Outcome 2 Explain the client/server model and key application layer protocols The learner can: 1. Describe the application layer features. 2. Explain client-server as a key model. 3. Identify and differentiate between the protocols, Web, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, POP3, and DNS. 4. Describe peer-to-peer file sharing networks. Outcome 3 Learn sockets programming and implementation client/server programs The learner can: 1. Perform Sockets programming in C and implement a simple client-server program. 2. Perform a simple web server implementation. 3. Describe how to carry out a reliable data transfer. 4. Describe TCP and UDP semantics and syntax and perform a TCP RTT estimation. 5. Describe the principles of congestion control; efficiency and fairness, reactive and proactive. Outcome 4 Describe the basics of error detection including parity, checksums, and CRC The learner can: 1. Describe methods of Error detection (parity, checksum, and CRC). 2. Describe ATM. Media, signal strength, and data encoding. 3. Describe wireless and cellular networks. Outcome 5 Describe key protocols for multimedia networking The learner can: 1. Describe the concepts of streaming video and voice and protocols: RTP, SIP, H.323, RSVP, IntServ, and DiffServ. 2. Describe QoS issues related to streaming. 3. Differentiate between main protocols used for streaming. Level 6 Graduate Diploma in Engineering (9210-01) 107
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Contents 1 Introduction 5 Qualifica
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1 Introduction This document contai
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Qualification structure To achieve
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To achieve the Level 6 Graduate Dip
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To achieve the Level 6 Graduate Dip
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The register of Chartered Engineers
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3 Course design and delivery Initia
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5 Units Availability of units The u
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Unit 100 Engineering mathematics Le
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Unit 101 Management for engineers A
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Unit 102 Mechanics of solids and ba
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Unit 102 Mechanics of solids and ba
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Unit 103 Hydraulics and hydrology A
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Unit 104 Engineering surveying Asse
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Unit 105 Soil mechanics and enginee
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Unit 106 Building engineering Asses
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Unit 106 Building engineering Notes
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Unit 107 Quantity surveying Assessm
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Unit 108 Highway engineering Assess
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Unit 133 Analysis and design of man
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Outcome 3 Analyse the design of man
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Outcome 3 Identify unique features
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Unit 135 Mechanics of solids Level:
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Unit 136 Control systems Level: 6 I
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Unit 138 Quality and reliability en
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Appendix 1 Sources of general infor
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