✓ Students will be able to do the following after this course:
✓ Identify essential issues in network design, planning and management
✓ Do conversions between hexadecimal, decimal and binary numbers
✓ Define fundamental networking and communications technology, terminology and concepts.
✓ Develop insight into issues and problems that face telecommunications managers in today’s business climate and to evaluate trends for the future.
✓ Apply learned concepts in order to read and understand newspaper and magazine articles discussing communications networks.
✓ Describe role of network layers in the 7 layer OSI model.
✓ Students will be able to understand how networks work and thereby be able to get a job and have the foundation for Cisco tests. Students will learn important practical algorithms in networks so that they understand the mathematical as well as computer science applications.
✓ Define standards and their importance in networking.
✓ Differentiate between digital and analog transmission of data. Explain error correction and detection algorithms, and routing methodology.
✓ Explain basic LAN and WAN network protocols such as TCP/ IP, Token Ring, Ethernet, ATM.
Matthew Fried has created 9 courses that got 996 reviews which are generally positive. Matthew Fried has taught 3,053 students and received a 4.4 average review out of 996 reviews. Depending on the information available, we think that Matthew Fried is an instructor that you can trust.
Matthew Fried teaches full time. He is an educational professional who has many years experience in guiding students to reach their full potential. He has taught computers, networking, math, and finance for nearly a decade. He has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in each subject. He has developed student-centric platforms and feels very strongly that every student can accomplish their goals.
He is full time in Lander College and a Lecturer in SUNY Farmingdale. He teaches courses in programming and derivatives in Queens College and University of Connecticut. He regularly teaches C++, C#, Python, Networking, Financial Modelling and more.
