Base Knowledge
Computer programming concepts
Teaching Methodologies
Theoretical classes: expository method
Practical/laboratory classes: practical assignments
Learning Results
Plan and design a local network
Describe the technologies used in local area networks
Describe the basic concepts of the theory of referral to be used in local networks and their interconnection
Define and implement internet services and security schemes to support local networks
Identify industrial monitoring and control networks
Describe the technologies used in industrial networks
Program
LAN equipment
Ethernet: physical layers and logical layer
Addressing and forwarding
Wireless Local Area Networks
TCP/IP protocols
Industrial communications topologies
Data communications protocols for industrial environments
Curricular Unit Teachers
Inácio de Sousa Adelino da FonsecaGrading Methods
Theoretical assessment of knowledge through a written exam to be carried out in accordance with the exam calendar
Practical assessment of knowledge through practical group works and 2 individual assessments (during classes) in the middle and end of semester
The following mandatory rules are considered:
Theoretical evaluation ≥ 9.5 out of 20 points and practical evaluation ≥ 9.5 out of 20 points
The theoretical evaluation has a weight of 50% in the final grade and the practical evaluation has the remaining 50%
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
Monteiro, E. & Boavida, F. (2000). Engenharia de redes informáticas. Lisboa: FCA. (Cota ISEC: 1A-1-138)
Geier, J. (1999). Wireless Lans: implementing interoperable networks. MacMillan (Cota ISEC: 1A-6-18)
Mackay, S. (2007). Practical Industrial Data Networks: Design, Installation and Troubleshooting. Amsterdam: IDC. (Cota ISEC: 1-6-310)
Slides of theoretical classes. (Available in the moodle)