
CSC240 Networking II |
WebQuest - Network Design |
IntroductionProficiency in Network Design is a necessary skill for any network professional. All network administrators should be capable of applying their knowledge to successfully meet any challenges while designing or expanding a network. This WebQuest provides an opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge of networking by designing a basic network for an imaginary organization.In this project, the company is moving to a new facility. As the network administrator you must design the entire network from the ground up. Basically, everything is needed from jacks and face plates to racks and media. |
TaskThe quest is to design a network for a new facility that will support the eighteen users. Everything will be bought new for the network, no existing equipment will be used EXCEPT FOR THE EXISTING USER COMPUTERS. Use the following information as the basis for the network:
Browse the World Wide Web to find information that will be used to complete the network proposal for the new facility. Information includes equipment prices and other costs that will be incurred by the new network. You must decide on a LAN technology to incorporate and then base everything in the Network Proposal on that technology.The report shall use a clean, easy to read font (size 12) and contain three
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EvaluationBelow is the rubric that will be used to grade your network design. | ||
| Graded Areas | Point Range | Characteristics |
| 1. Organization | 0 - 50 Points | All three sections are present and easy to follow. Task and time requirements are met. |
| 2.Completeness | 0 - 25 Points | All required network components are included. |
| 4. Accuracy | 25 - 0 Points | Points are deducted for technical inaccuracies, deficiencies and incompleteness. |
| 5. Grammar | 1 each | Points are deducted for grammatical errors. |
ConclusionThe goal of the WebQuest was to allow students the opportunity to demonstrate competence in network design and their knowledge of networking gained during the semester. It was intended to broaden your knowledge of the many peripheral issues that must be considered when designing a network and serve to increase your overall understanding. |
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