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Telecom Networking Infrastructure Term Paper
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Networking Training Proposal
Assume that you are a Telecom Analyst at company and you would like to either improve or overhaul their current telecom/networking infrastructure. My paper will concern the implementation of a network training program for employees in a medium-sized company known as Anycompany.
What we have noticed is that Anytown, in order to meet up to ISO 9000, must implement a systematicized training program in networking for its employees. Through an onsite visit to Anytown, we have discovered that network administrators, technicians, and programmers do not have a common base of knowledge and proficiences. Most everything has been learned on the job and network maintenance, backup, and recovery procedures are not written down but, often, is in the mind of one person. If that one person is sick; oftentimes, the other employees do not know what to do. This can be disasterous in the case of a system crash or security threat. Also, having a series computer-based computer-based training programs, by reducing the total number of man-hours needed to train people, would save the company a large amount of money in personnel costs.
Networking CBT program
Primary audience
The primary audience for this computer-based training program will be network administrators, network technicians, programmer, and network documentation specialists.
A description of the training/educational/business needs
Although most of the personnel in the Networking Department have some type of technical degree or certificate, mjany of the employees in our Network department have no formal training in networking theory. What is needed is a formal networking training program and certification for these employees.
Outline of Prospective Modules
Here are the general outlines of the learning modules that would be contained in the information center:
Fundamentals of Networking. Includes the concepts, components, architectures, layered models, and algorithms in LAN and various computer networking.
Computer Networks includes the principles of modern network designs and standards, OSI model, TCP/IP, addressing, routing, performance evaluation, and routing theory.
Modeling Computer Communication Networks covers modeling of networks, graph models, traffic analysis, queuing, performance of LAN's and WAN's, and network simulation.
High-Speed Networks covers traffic, congestion control, bandwidth allocation, MPLS, high-speed switch, and multicasting in broadband networks. It also includes technologies in optical networks.
Convergent Data and Voice Network covers the classic telecommunication voice network, IP data network, and the technologies and design issues faced to integrate these networks to transport multimedia.
Wireless Network and Systems includes the network architecture, components, protocols and standards in 2.5G and 3G global Wireless networks, medium range-based Wireless LAN, and short-range-based network in Bluetooth.
Optic Networks includes lightwave, photonic components, fiber optics, modulation, networks, free-space communication, optoelectronic and all-optical systems, switching, routing…
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