An overview of computer network design from a structured cabling system designer’s perspective

What you will learn

You will gain an appreciation for the many factors that are involved in designing a computer network.

You will understand the differences between functional (top-down) and physical (bottom-up) network design.

You will be able to explain what a data network is and the benefits it provides to users.

You will be able to describe how data networks have evolved and classify networks by their scale.

You will learn about network knowledge domains and give examples of network design specialties.

You will be able to list the factors that influence both network design and cabling system design.

You will be able to identify the elements of a structured cabling system and describe how these elements fit together.

You will be able to describe the network life cycle and explain what happens at each stage.

Why take this course?

—**Course Title:** Structured Network Design – An Introduction

**Course Headline:** πŸš€ Dive into the World of Structured Cabling with Industry Experts Cory & Steve! 🌐

**Introduction:**
Welcome to **”Structured Network Design – An Introduction”**! If you’ve ever marveled at the intricate dance of data zipping across a network, this course is for you. We’re here to offer a fresh lens through which to view the world of computer network design, focusing on the foundational aspect of structured cabling systems.

**Why This Course?**
As we navigate the digital age, the backbone of every robust and reliable network is its physical infrastructure. The telecommunications distribution infrastructure professionals are the unsung heroes who ensure that every device within your building can communicate effectively. This course will explore network design from a connectivity-centric perspective, shedding light on the critical role of copper and optical fiber cabling, as well as the emerging importance of wireless infrastructures.

**What You’ll Learn:**
– **The Basics of Structured Cabling Systems:** Understand the importance of a well-designed cabling system in today’s connected world.
– **Design Principles:** Learn about the best practices for structured network design, essential for commercial buildings, multi-building campuses, data centers, hospitals, universities, airports, and sports venues.
– **The Structured Approach:** Discover why a structured approach to network design is not just a preference but a necessity.

**Course Highlights:**
– **Industry Insights:** Gain a professional’s perspective on the intricacies of network design, as taught by seasoned experts Cory and Steve.
– **Real-World Applications:** Explore practical examples that showcase how structured cabling is implemented in real-world scenarios.
– **Future Focus:** While this course serves as an introduction, it sets the stage for more advanced topics such as telecommunications distribution design guidelines for commercial and data center networks, including powering and cooling for network devices.

**Course Structure:**
1. **Introduction to Network Design & Cabling Fundamentals**
– Overview of network topologies and their importance
– The role of structured cabling in modern networking

2. **Design Considerations for Structured Cabling Systems**
– Planning and design phase
– Key components: T568A/B wiring, patch panels, and backbone cabling


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3. **Physical Layer and Wiring Closets**
– Best practices for cable management
– Organizing a wiring closet for optimal performance

4. **Wireless Networking Fundamentals**
– The evolution of Wi-Fi technology
– Designing wireless networks for reliability and scalability

5. **Design Guidelines & Standards**
– ANSI/TIA-942 Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers
– Understanding compliance and its importance

6. **Powering and Cooling Considerations**
– Preventative measures to protect network devices
– Future courses will delve deeper into these topics

**Who Should Take This Course:**
– IT Professionals seeking to expand their knowledge of network infrastructure design
– Network Administrators interested in the foundational aspects of networking
– Anyone looking to pursue a career in network design and telecommunications
– Students in IT or networking programs who want to understand the practical side of structured cabling

**Conclusion:**
We’ve designed this course to be both comprehensive and concise, ensuring that you receive valuable insights without wasting your precious time. Join Cory and Steve on this educational journey, where we demystify the complexities of network design from a structured cabling perspective. Enroll now and embark on a path towards mastering the fundamentals of network infrastructure! πŸ“šβœ¨

Remember, the foundation of any robust network is its physical structure, and with this course under your belt, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge to design and manage networks that can stand the test of time. Let’s get started!

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