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    This document provides information about a course on Computer Network Engineering that is part of a Diploma program in Cyber Forensics and Information Security. The course is a 6th semester program core course worth 2.5 credits involving 4 periods per week totaling 60 periods for the semester. The course objectives are to provide hands-on experience in computer networking. Over the course of the semester, students will learn to identify and configure networking hardware, build local area networks, plan and configure routers, and construct virtual local area networks. The course outlines the specific modules, outcomes, experiments, and durations that will be covered over the semester to achieve the overall course outcomes.

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    Program : Diploma in Cyber Forensics and Information Security

    Course Title: Computer Network Engineering


    Course Code : 4288
    Lab

    Semester : 6 Credits: 2.5

    Course Category: Program Core

    Periods per week: 4 (L:0 T:1 P:3) Periods per semester: 60

    Course Objectives:

    ● Provide hands-on experience in computer networking.

    Course Prerequisites:

    Course
    Topic / Description Course Title Semester
    Code
    Basic knowledge in IP addressing, Computer Communication
    4
    routing and networking devices and Networks

    Course Outcomes:

    On completion of the course, the students will be able to:

    Duration
    COn Description Cognitive Level
    (Hours)

    Identify and configure hardware components in a


    CO1 11 Applying
    network

    CO2 Build Local Area Networks. 17 Applying

    CO3 Plan and configure Routers. 13 Applying

    CO4 Construct Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) 16 Applying

    Lab Exam 3
    CO-PO Mapping

    Course
    PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
    Outcomes
    CO1 3 3
    CO2 3 3 3
    CO3 3 3 3
    CO4 3 3 3 3 3

    3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped

    Course Outline

    Module Duration
    Name of Experiment Cognitive Level
    Outcomes (Hours)

    CO1 Identify and configure hardware components in a network

    Identify various types of networking cables and


    M1.01 2 Understanding
    connectors
    Identify various networking devices such as
    M1.02 2 Understanding
    switch, router, wireless router etc.
    M1.03 Practice Crimping. 4 Applying
    Experiment with installation and configuration of
    M1.04 3 Applying
    wired and wireless NIC

    CO2 Build Local Area Networks

    M2.01 Demonstrate IP address and MAC address of NIC 2 Understanding


    Demonstrate static and dynamic IP address
    M2.02 2 Understanding
    settings

    M2.03 Experiment peer to peer networking. 3 Applying

    M2.04 Implement Local Area Networks 3 Applying


    Make use of basic network configuration
    M2.05 2 Applying
    commands like ping, ifconfig,tracert etc
    Plan and configure a wireless router to access the
    M2.06 3 Applying
    Internet.
    Identify simple problems in LAN and
    M2.07 2 Applying
    troubleshooting of LAN

    Lab Exam – I 1.5


    CO3 Plan and configure Routers.

    M3.01 Demonstrate Network Simulator 1 Understanding

    M3.02 Experiment with basic router commands 2 Applying

    M3.03 Experiment network in a simulator with switches 2 Applying


    Plan and configure Network in a simulator with
    M3.04 4 Applying
    two LAN’s and a router
    Plan and configure Network in a simulator with
    M3.05 2 Applying
    two LAN’s and two routers
    Plan and configure Network in a simulator with
    M3.06 2 Applying
    three routers

    CO4 Construct Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)

    Experiment with MAC Address Table


    M4.01 1 Applying
    verification
    Demonstrate creating and renaming VLANs in a
    M4.02 1 Applying
    Switch
    Experiment assigning VLAN membership to
    M4.03 2 Applying
    switch ports
    Experiment verifying VLAN information by
    M4.04 2 Applying
    show vlan brief command
    Configure Inter-VLAN routing using L3
    M4.05 2 Applying
    Switch/Router
    Experiment with testing the reachability between
    M4.06 2 Applying
    the users of VLANs .
    Open Ended Experiments** 6

    Lab Exam – II 1.5

    **-Suggested Open-ended Experiments:


    (Not for End Semester Examination but compulsory to be included in Continuous Internal
    Evaluation. Students can do open-ended experiments as a group of 2-3. There is no
    duplication in experiments between groups.)
    1. Setup a LAN for the real world situation.
    2. Resolve the problems in a LAN.
    Text / Reference:

    T/R Book Title / Author


    Vikas Gupta, Comdex Hardware and Networking Course Kit, Dreamtech Press,
    T1
    2018
    Todd Lammle, CCNA Routing and Switching Complete Study Guide, Sybex
    T2
    (Wiley) Publication, 2016, 2nd Edition

    Online Resources:

    Sl. No. Website Link


    1 https://www.freeccnastudyguide.com/study-guides/icnd1-100-101/
    2 https://study-ccna.com/
    3 http://www.codesandtutorials.com/hardware/
    4 https://www.omnisecu.com/cisco-certified-network-associate-ccna/index.php

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