Who should take this class - CIS 67A
Anyone who is interested in the basic concepts of computer networking and in particular with Local Area Networks. This is not a course in the Internet or in internetworking although the basic concepts covered in this course are the basis for understanding complex networking including Wide Area Networks (WANs).
Topics - The class will cover the the following topics:
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Prerequisites - It is strongly advised that students have taken CIS 66 or the equivalent or have equivalent experience.
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Instructor
Instructor: Howard Pomerantz, Ph.D.
Contact Information:
I am here to help you learn. This is a team effort so please feel free to call or email mail me any time. I am always happy to speak with you and answer any questions.
For questions and help please email me: howardp@voyager.deanza.fhda.edu | ||
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Class Information
Section: CIS 67A
Time: Wednesday evening from 6:00 P.M. - 9:40 P.M. (1800 - 2140)
Location:
Units: 4
Textbooks
Required Textbooks
Attendance
Students should not miss more than one class during the quarter. More than one absence may result in the lowering of the final grade up to one grade level unless the student makes special arrangements with the instructor prior to the absence. Attendance is mandatory. Attendance will be taken.
Students are NOT dropped by the instructor.
Assignments
- Typically one written assignment every two weeks
- There will be weekly reading assignments from the textbooks.
- YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL ASSIGNMENTS.
- Assignments account for ~20% of your final grade
- You must EMAIL your assignment to the professor BEFORE class begins.
- No more than ONE late assignment is accepted without penality. Other late assignments must be turned in but you will receive no credit. No excuses, don't even bother.
- A late assignment must be turned in within one week of the due date.
- Late or incomplete assignments will lower your grade.
- Assignments: Failure to complete all assignments may result in a final grade of F.
- You must turn in ALL course work.
Submitting Assignments for Grading
Instructions for submitting your assignments : Assignments