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Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

EC356 Computer Networks with Security Applications

Catalog Data & Credits (Recitation-Lab-Total)

EC356 Computer Networks with Security Applications (3-2-4): This course provides a foundation in the fundamentals of data and computer communications. Emphasis is placed on protocol and network design within the framework of the TCP/IP network architecture. Critical technical areas in data communications, wide-area networking, and local area networking are explored. Cyber security considerations, vulnerabilities, and solutions are examined at all levels of the network stack.

Pre-requisites

EE353 Probability with Applications to Electrical Engineering

Course Objectives

  1. Discuss and explain fundamental concepts for design, implementation and analysis of a modern data and telecommunications network.
  2. Correlate modern protocols with the TCP/IP protocol layered model.
  3. Explain the operation and provide performance analysis of protocols and underlying techniques at different layers in the network stack.
  4. Discuss security considerations, identify vulnerabilities, and outline solutions at various layers in the network stack.
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