This course introduces the student to the world of internetworking. There are in-depth discussions about subnetting IP addresses, routing protocols and how quality of service is delivered in an IP network. Multi-Protocol Label Switching is an emerging standard and is covered an introductory topic. The course wraps up with a case study, which the students work in groups to discuss, design and present their solutions.

This is the foundation course that launches the student into the world of networking. The course begins with an overview and history of data communications. It is followed with a detailed discussion of the elements that comprise a network. There is an in-depth discussion on how technologies within a Local Area Network and a Wide Area Network are implemented and introduces bridging, switching and routing.

This course introduces the student to the concept of the Internet Protocol and the suite of associated protocols. Through a series of discussion modules and exercises, the student will gain knowledge in the TCP/IP suite of protocols. The course wraps up with a case study where the students will work in teams to examine and design a solution. This solution is then presented to the class.

This course reviews the concepts of MPLS switching and delivers a detailed coverage of the Multi-Protocol Label Switching from a standards approach. The course covers in detail the MPLS VPNs as per RFC2547bis.

This one-day course reviews the concepts of MPLS switching and delivers the concepts of the Multi-Protocol Label Switching from a standards approach.

The course briefly reviews the relevant portions of the IP and TCP protocols, introduces the problems caused by mobility and wireless links, and presents a range of solutions.

This course introduces the student to the world of wireless communication and mobile computing systems. The focus is on data networks, more specifically those networks that carry TCP/IP traffic and can easily be integrated into the Internet.