Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc Research Staffstefan.schmitzhofer@fh-campuswien.ac.at T: +43 1 606 68 77-2130 F: +43 1 606 68 77-2139 Room: B.2.15 Favoritenstraße 226 1100 WienLectures 2021/22Engineering> Networking Technologies 1 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 1 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Bernhard Taufner, BSc, MSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsNetworks are important foundations for communication and for computer science. Whether one is working at a hardware level with embedded systems, on a user interface with web applications, or at a level in between with middleware, the network is an integral part of the work, the system, and the product, and a good understanding of how a network works and of its protocols is important. In this course, students will explore the lowest layers of networks and learn how they work. The course covers the following topics: - Network protocols, models and layers (TCP/IP, OSI) - Overview of L1 - Detailed insight into L2 tasks and functions - Ethernet - L2 switching, Spanning Tree Protocol, VLANs - Physical and logical addressing - ARP, IP, ICMP - Configuration of switches, VLANs - Observation of STP - Protocol analysis at L2 and L3Assessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsHands-on exercises with network devices, a protocol analyzer, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lectures.LanguageEnglish> Networking Technologies 2 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 2 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsThe main focus of this course is on internetworking. Building on the introduction to the lower network layers in "Networking Technologies 1," the emphasis here is on the middle layers (OSI L3-L4). The course includes the following content: - Continuation of IPv4; IPv6 - Connectivity without routing; routing fundamentals - Static routing - Distance-vector dynamic routing; RIP - Link-state dynamic routing; OSPF - OSI L4 (Transport Layer); TCP, UDP - DHCP - NATAssessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsPractical exercises using network devices, protocol analyzers, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lecturesLanguageEnglish> Networking Technologies 1 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 1 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsNetworks are important foundations for communication and for computer science. Whether one is working at a hardware level with embedded systems, on a user interface with web applications, or at a level in between with middleware, the network is an integral part of the work, the system, and the product, and a good understanding of how a network works and of its protocols is important. In this course, students will explore the lowest layers of networks and learn how they work. The course covers the following topics: - Network protocols, models and layers (TCP/IP, OSI) - Overview of L1 - Detailed insight into L2 tasks and functions - Ethernet - L2 switching, Spanning Tree Protocol, VLANs - Physical and logical addressing - ARP, IP, ICMP - Configuration of switches, VLANs - Observation of STP - Protocol analysis at L2 and L3Assessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsHands-on exercises with network devices, a protocol analyzer, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lectures.LanguageEnglish> Networking Technologies 2 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 2 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsThe main focus of this course is on internetworking. Building on the introduction to the lower network layers in "Networking Technologies 1," the emphasis here is on the middle layers (OSI L3-L4). The course includes the following content: - Continuation of IPv4; IPv6 - Connectivity without routing; routing fundamentals - Static routing - Distance-vector dynamic routing; RIP - Link-state dynamic routing; OSPF - OSI L4 (Transport Layer); TCP, UDP - DHCP - NATAssessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsPractical exercises using network devices, a protocol analyzer, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lecturesLanguageEnglish
> Networking Technologies 1 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 1 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Bernhard Taufner, BSc, MSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsNetworks are important foundations for communication and for computer science. Whether one is working at a hardware level with embedded systems, on a user interface with web applications, or at a level in between with middleware, the network is an integral part of the work, the system, and the product, and a good understanding of how a network works and of its protocols is important. In this course, students will explore the lowest layers of networks and learn how they work. The course covers the following topics: - Network protocols, models and layers (TCP/IP, OSI) - Overview of L1 - Detailed insight into L2 tasks and functions - Ethernet - L2 switching, Spanning Tree Protocol, VLANs - Physical and logical addressing - ARP, IP, ICMP - Configuration of switches, VLANs - Observation of STP - Protocol analysis at L2 and L3Assessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsHands-on exercises with network devices, a protocol analyzer, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lectures.LanguageEnglish
> Networking Technologies 2 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 2 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsThe main focus of this course is on internetworking. Building on the introduction to the lower network layers in "Networking Technologies 1," the emphasis here is on the middle layers (OSI L3-L4). The course includes the following content: - Continuation of IPv4; IPv6 - Connectivity without routing; routing fundamentals - Static routing - Distance-vector dynamic routing; RIP - Link-state dynamic routing; OSPF - OSI L4 (Transport Layer); TCP, UDP - DHCP - NATAssessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsPractical exercises using network devices, protocol analyzers, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lecturesLanguageEnglish
> Networking Technologies 1 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 1 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsNetworks are important foundations for communication and for computer science. Whether one is working at a hardware level with embedded systems, on a user interface with web applications, or at a level in between with middleware, the network is an integral part of the work, the system, and the product, and a good understanding of how a network works and of its protocols is important. In this course, students will explore the lowest layers of networks and learn how they work. The course covers the following topics: - Network protocols, models and layers (TCP/IP, OSI) - Overview of L1 - Detailed insight into L2 tasks and functions - Ethernet - L2 switching, Spanning Tree Protocol, VLANs - Physical and logical addressing - ARP, IP, ICMP - Configuration of switches, VLANs - Observation of STP - Protocol analysis at L2 and L3Assessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsHands-on exercises with network devices, a protocol analyzer, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lectures.LanguageEnglish
> Networking Technologies 2 ILV Computer Science and Digital Communications moreNetworking Technologies 2 ILVLector: Ing. Stefan Schmitzhofer, BSc, Joyce Flynt Visne, B.Mus., BSc, MSc2SWS5ECTSLecture contentsThe main focus of this course is on internetworking. Building on the introduction to the lower network layers in "Networking Technologies 1," the emphasis here is on the middle layers (OSI L3-L4). The course includes the following content: - Continuation of IPv4; IPv6 - Connectivity without routing; routing fundamentals - Static routing - Distance-vector dynamic routing; RIP - Link-state dynamic routing; OSPF - OSI L4 (Transport Layer); TCP, UDP - DHCP - NATAssessment methodsFinal exam Work done in teams; final examTeaching methodsPractical exercises using network devices, a protocol analyzer, simulations; Cisco Networking Academy online learning platform; lecturesLanguageEnglish