Course Title: Network Administration (3 Cr.)
Course Code: CACS406
Year/Semester: IV/VII
Class Load: 6 Hrs. / Week (Theory: 3Hrs. Practical: 3 Hrs.)
Course Description:
The course introduces the theoretical as well as practical concepts of Network Administration. The course includes concepts of work station, server and services, Network infrastructure, Implementing different network services.
Course Objectives:
The objectives of this course are to make the students to design and implement enterprise level networks with its services.
Course Contents:
Unit I: Introduction [4Hrs.]
Network administrator as a Profession, Network administrator professional ethics, Recent trends in network administration.
Unit II: Work Station, Server and Services [16Hrs.]
Workstation: Architecture design, Hardware strategies, OS installation. Servers:
Hardware Strategies, Hardware Features & Specifications. Service: Requirements, Planning and Engineering, Service Launch, Disaster Recovery.
Unit III: Infrastructure [16Hrs.]
Network Architecture, Network Operations, Data Centers Overview and Running Data Centers.
Unit IV: Service Recommendation [16Hrs.]
Server Upgrade, centralizing a service, Service Monitoring, Namespaces, Email Service, Print Services, Data Storage, Backup and Restore, Software Repository, Web Services.
Unit V: [6Hrs.]
Preparing procurement plan/document for enterprise level network setup
Laboratory Works:
The laboratory work includes implementation of the mentioned content in syllabus using LINUX and Windows operating system.
Teaching Methods:
The major teaching methods that can be followed for this course includes class lectures, laboratory activity, group discussions, presentations and case studies.
Evaluation
Text Book:
– The Practice of System and network administration, 3rd Edition, Thomas A. Limoncelli, Christina J. Hogan, Strata R. Chalup
– Mastering Windows Server 2019: The complete guide for IT professionals to install and manage Windows Server 2019 and deploy new capabilities, 2nd Edition
– Ubuntu and Centos Linux server administration, MD. Tanvir Rahman, 2019
