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Complete a network design problem based on a case study carried out unsupervised and tutor assessed. The work covers all Learning Outcomes
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATESANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
About this Coursework
The assessment of this unit is a coursework counting 100% towards the unit’s final mark. Students individually complete a network design problem based on a case study carried out unsupervised and tutor assessed. The work covers all Learning Outcomes. (Max 4000 words).
Coursework Facilitator: Dr. Mo Adda
- Learning Outcome
This coursework assesses ALL learning outcome found on the ADNET.DL Unit Specification.
- Coursework Objectives
- to formulate a reasoned response to a networking problem
- to become critically aware of some of the current problems and issues in network development and deal systematically with those issues.
- to apply a simple design approach to the development of a network solution
- to review the emerge of new wired and wireless networking technologies and identify the improvements
- to learn competence in the use internet resources to assist in the solution to a problem
- Coursework Deliverables and Submission:
The completed coursework report must be submitted to the Moodle ADNET.DL drop box by the due date specified below and by a posting in the Moodle coursework discussion group.
The submitted coursework should be a single word-processed report about, and not exceeding, 4000 words in length divided into the following 3 tasks and each one includes a number of subtasks covering a specific topic area. The name of the tasks each task in the order indicated below corresponding approximately to assessment headings. The tasks are:-
Task 1: Current wired infrastructure and recommended improvements/upgrades report
Critical appraisal of the current wired network infrastructure
Assumptions made for proposed network improvements/upgrades
Issues influencing design
Logical Design
Physical Design
Cost Estimates
Task 2: Provide wireless connectivity to the design department
Viability of the proposed scheme
Quality of service issues and error control in wireless links
Improvement of the proposed wireless link
Other technologies that could be deployed
Wireless link throughput
Task 3: Warehouse connectivity, security issues and the Internet
Connecting the warehouse with the main site
Security risks and security mechanism to maintain confidentiality and integrity
Provide Internet connectivity to the company
The report should have proper citations and references throughout using the Harvard APA reference
- Coursework Marking Scheme
Part 1: Current wired network and recommended improvements/upgrades
Critical appraisal of the current wired network infrastructure
Statement of assumptions made
Discussion of issues influencing design
Draft Logical design of Network (connectivity)
Draft Physical design of Network (location of components and cabling)
Cost Estimates 5marks
Part 2: Wireless connectivity of the design department [30 marks]
Viability of proposed scheme marks
Quality of service issues and error control in wireless links
Improvement of the proposed wireless link, and throughput
Other technologies that could be deployed
Part 3: Warehouse connectivity, security and the Internet
Connecting the warehouse with the main site
Security mechanism to maintain confidentiality and integrity
Provide Internet connectivity to the company
Part 4: Report presentation and information provided
Breadth of Information Resources used and correctness of citations
Quality of Report (e.g. layout, language, diagrams, use of references)
Attachments:
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