Software and Systems Development

• Exploring Computer Science

• Robotics Engineering 1-2

• 3D Graphics & Animation for CS

• 2D Video Game Development

• Honors Video Game Development 1-2

• Honors Video Game Development 3-4

• Artificial Intelligence

• Honors Computer Programming 1-2

• Web Application Development

• Honors Data Science 1-2

• Cybersecurity 1-2

• Cybersecurity 3-4

• Honors Networking 1-2

• Honors Cybersecurity 5-6

• Honors Software Engineering

• Internship in Computer Science

• Honors Individual Studies in Computer Science

The introduction to Networking course will be a combination of Cisco Academy’s Networking Essentials and Introduction to Networking courses. The Cisco curriculum is designed for Cisco Networking Academy students in upper secondary schools, technical schools, and colleges or universities who want to pursue careers in IT and learn how computers work, how to assemble computers, and how to troubleshoot hardware and software issues and want to build a foundation for success in computer networking-related careers and degree programs. Networking Essentials teaches networking based on environments students may encounter in daily life, including small office and home office networking. This course provides an engaging, self-paced learning experience using Packet Tracer simulation, interactive activities, and learning with your own devices at home.

Introduction to Networking introduces the architectures, models, protocols, and networking elements that connect users, devices, applications, and data through the internet and across modern networks- including IP addressing and Ethernet fundamentals.

1. Communication and Online Connections

2. Networks and Packet Tracer

3. Communication Principles and Protocols

4. Network Design and the Access Layer

5. Internet Protocol and IPv4/IPv6 Address Management

6. Application Layer Services

7. Build a Home Network

8. Virtualization, SD, and Cloud-Based Services and Network Security

9. Cisco IOS Command Line

10. Networking Today

11. Protocols, Models and Physical Layer

12. Ethernet Switching and Network Layer

13. IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing

14. ICMP and Transport and Application Layers

15. Build a Small Network

COURSE NUMBER: CTE1020901 (S1)     CTE1020902 (S2)

RECOMMENDED GRADE LEVEL:  10 - 11

DURATION:  2 semesters (may be repeated for credit)

CREDIT:  5 units per semester

MEETS UC AND CSU ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: Yes; “d”

Network Engineer, Network Architect, Computer Security Specialist, Network and Computer Systems Administrator

This course is a part of Enochs’s Software & Systems Development pathway.  Click here for more information on our pathway and the courses we offer.