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HND Networking and Security


1.  The objective of the training

 

This specialty trains senior technicians capable to:

 

-     Identify  the  key  issues  for  the  realization  of  the  LAN/WAN/MAN  network architectures and the hybridized existing form in the business environment and enterprise.

-     Link different network performance concepts  and  traffic  issues  for Quality  of Service (QoS) in broadband communication as well as the network economics of the enterprise.

-    Motivate the need for network security practices in organizational units.

 

-                        Build   foundations   to   assess   contemporary   security   policies   and   security mechanisms within organizations and illustrate the balance of the managerial and technical aspects of network security.

 

2.   Skills sought after

 

®   General skills

 

-   Self-employed, work together as a team;

 

-   Analyse, synthesize professional document (French, English);

 

-   Oral and written business communication (French, English);

 

-   Participate in /conduct an approach to the management of a project;

 

-    Know and exploit professional and institutional networks in the computer sectors.

 

®   Specific skills

 

-   Master telecommunications equipment;

 

-   Configure inverters, battery, solar panels and cables;

 

-    Master the techniques of emission, transmission and reception of signals, images and sounds;

-    Install    and   configure   hardware   and    software   of   networks   and telecommunications systems,

-   Apply the quality control;

-   apply exploitation procedures;

 

-   Optimize the operation of a network and the common protocols used;

 

-   Implement and administer Networks;

 

-    Participate in the development of specifications and to contribute to the specifications of a network topology or installation of a telecommunications system, manage and control the evolution of such installation in choosing the equipment and the appropriate software;

-           Coordinate the rehabilitation of an installation after the incidents such as fire.


3.  Career opportunities

 

 

-   Servicing companies and manufacturing networks equipment;

 

-   telecommunication operators and Internet service providers;

 

-   Controller of the information system of an enterprise;

 

-   Telephone installers;

 

-   Servicing companies and Computer Engineering.


4.  Organization of teachings

 

·    First semester

 

Field: NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Specialty: Networks and Security

 

Course

Code

 

Course titles

 

Number of hours

 

Number

Of Credits

L

T

P

SPW

Total

 

Fundamental Courses 30% (2 UC) 9 credits 135 hours

NWS111

Engineering Maths I

35

20

0

5

60

4

NWS112

Physics and Computer Science I

20

10

40

5

75

5

 

Professional courses 60% (4 UC) 18 credits 270 hours

NWS113

Electronic circuits I

40

10

20

5

75

5

NWS114

Circuit theory

20

10

10

5

45

3

NWS115

Introduction to Networks (Cisco i)

40

10

20

5

75

5

NWS116

Telecommunication I

45

25

0

5

75

5

 

Transversal Courses 10% (1 UC) 3 credits 45 hours

NWS117

Bilingual Training

30

10

0

5

45

3

Total

 

230

100

85

35

450

30

 

 

·    Second semester

 

Field: NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Specialty: Networks and Security

 

Course

Code

 

Course titles

Number of hours

 

Number

Of Credits

L

T

P

SPW

Total

 

Fundamental Courses 30% (2 UC) 9 credits 135 hours

NWS121

Engineering maths II

35

20

0

5

60

4

NWS122

Physics and computer science II

20

10

40

5

75

5

 

Professional courses 60% (4 UC) 18 credits 270 hours

NWS123

Telecommunication II

20

10

10

5

45

3

NWS124

Electronic circuits II

40

10

20

5

75

5

 

NWS125

Interconnecting CISCO Networking

Devices II (Cisco II)

 

40

 

10

 

20

 

5

 

75

 

5

NWS126

Network administration and security I

40

10

20

5

75

5

 

Transversal Courses 10% (1 UC) 3 credits 45 hours

 

NWS127

Economics and Enterprise

Organisation (EEO) and Law

 

30

 

10

 

0

 

5

 

45

 

3

Total

 

225

80

110

35

450

30


·    Third semester

 

Field: NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Specialty: Networks and Security

 

Course

Code

 

Course titles

 

Number of hours

 

Number

Of Credits

L

T

P

SPW

Total

 

Fundamental Courses 30% (2 UC) 9 credits 135 hours

NWS231

Engineering maths III

35

20

0

5

60

4

NWS232

Physics and computer science III

25

15

30

5

75

5

 

Professional courses 60% (4 UC) 18 credits 270 hours

NWS233

Telephony

25

15

30

5

75

5

NWS234

Telecommumication III

15

10

30

5

60

4

NWS235

Scaling Networks (Cisco III)

10

5

55

5

75

5

NWS236

Network administration and security II

10

10

35

5

60

4

 

Transversal Courses 10% (1 UC) 3 credits 45 hours

 

NWS237

Enterprise creation and civics and moral education

 

30

 

10

 

0

 

5

 

45

 

3

Total

 

150

85

180

35

450

30

 

 

·    Fourth semester

 

Field: NETWORKS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Specialty: Networks and Security

 

Course

Code

 

Course titles

Number of hours

 

Number

Of Credits

L

T

P

SPW

Total

 

Fundamental Courses 30% (2 UC) 9 credits 135 hours

NWS241

Engineering maths IV

35

20

0

5

60

4

NWS242

Physics and computer science IV

25

15

30

5

75

5

 

Professional courses 60% (4 UC) 18 credits 270 hours

NWS243

Telecommunication IV

35

15

20

5

70

5

NWS 244

Mobil Network and Security

25

5

10

5

45

3

NWS245

Connecting networks (Cisco iv)

35

10

10

5

60

4

NWS246

Internship

0

0

60

30

90

6

 

Transversal Courses 10% (1 UC) 3 credits 45 hours

 

NWS247

General economics and General

Accounting

 

30

 

10

 

0

 

5

 

45

 

3

Total

 

170

90

130

60

450

30

 

SPW: Students’ personal work


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