Advance Network Engineering

(available under LMS)

 Dr. Naveen Chilamkurtiti
Office : BG 138
Email : N.Chilamkurti@latrobe.edu.au

Subject Lecturer
Dr. Rabei Alhadad
Office : BG 130
Email : r.eluded@Latrobe.edu.au
 Monday 12.00 - 2.00 at ELT 5
For 12 weeks starting from week 1
 Type the following address In your browser to book
your session
https://allocate.latrobe.edu.au/allocate/student
How to Book your session
http://www.latrobe.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/000
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Preferences.pdf
Labs Starting from week 1 until week 12
Lab attendance will be taken and is a hurdle. PS2-123 has
only supervised access
 Consultation Sessions @ BG 130
Tuesday : 10:00 12:00

Any other time, only through appointment.

(for appointment, please email:
r.eludad@latrobe.edu.au)
 Two Online tests equivalent to 30%
One Lab test equivalent to 20%
One final exam covering the entire syllabus
equivalent to 50%
 First Online Test will be on week 6
Starting from 28th of August during the Lab times
Second Online Test will be on week 10
Starting from 2nd of October during the Lab times
lab Exam will be on week 12
Starting from 16th of October during the Lab times.
 LAN Switching and Wireless: CCNA Exploration Companion
Guide,1st Edition , Wayne Lewis
 LAN Switching and Wireless, CCNA Exploration Labs and
Study Guide,1st Edition , Allan Johnson
 The use of Mobile phone inside the lecture
hall is strictly prohibited. Before entering the
lecture hall, please make sure to switch off the
mobile.

Attendance will be taken during the Labs.

You cannot be late by more than 10 mins for

the lecture/Labs.
 Attending the lectures/Labs regularly
Discuss doubts and problems related to this
subject as and when it occurs.
Performing the Lab activity independently.
Performing the Online Quizzes
One quiz every week through the LMS page
 Ifyou have any doubt, feel free to discuss
during the lecture, or can be discussed during
the consultation time.
 Given the nature of the subject, it will not be possible
to give regular feedback on your understanding and
progress. The final feedback is given in the form of
marks/grades.

If you need regular feedback, kindly contact me.

 The goal of this course is to introduce you to
fundamental networking concepts and
technologies. The course materials will assist
you in developing the skills necessary to plan
and implement small networks across a range of
applications.
 Ethernet Background
Chapter 2: Basic Switch Concepts and Configuration
Chapter 1: LAN Design
Chapter 3: VLANs (virtual LANs )
Chapter 4: VTP (VLAN Trunking Protocol )
Chapter 5: STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)
Chapter 6: Inter-VLAN Routing
Chapter 7 : Basic Wireless Concepts and Configuration