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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090719
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SUMMARY:Summer School of Network Design and Operations
LOCATION:Eugene\, OR\, United States
URL:http://nsrc.org/workshops/2009/summer/
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nThe Network Startup Resource Center\, the University 
 of Oregon's Network Services team\, and the UO's Computer and Information S
 cience department will offer a one-week\, lab-based course on Network Desig
 n and Operations. The program emphasizes the importance of the campus netwo
 rk as the foundation in developing robust\, high performance National Resea
 rch and Education Networks (NRENs). The hands-on course addresses design me
 thodologies\, including physical cabling\, switching architectures\, routin
 g\, and network management. Core and border network designs will be taught 
 to help participants complete the picture from proper internal network arch
 itectures to effective interconnection methodologies for NRENs and other ex
 ternal networks.\n\nThis course is open to international campus network eng
 ineers\, engineers from developing national research and education networks
 \, international undergraduate students\, and University of Oregon Computer
  and Information Science Students.\n\nOn Sunday\, July 19 an optional UNIX/
 IP Fundamentals Prep Course will be offered from 0900 until 1700. Anyone wh
 o feels they would benefit from this course is encouraged to attend.\nDetai
 ls\nDates: 	    	July 20-24\, 2009 (Monday-Friday)\nLocation: 	    	Univers
 ity of Oregon\, Eugene\,\nOregon\, USA\nFormat: 	    	Lecture and hands on 
 lab\nHours: 	    	35\nLanguage: 	    	English\n	  	[Network Startup Resourc
 e Center] 	  	[University of Oregon Network Services]\nPrerequisites\nThis 
 course assumes the student has a basic understanding of networking technolo
 gies\, such as the OSI networking model\, Ethernet\, TCP/IP\, switches\, hu
 bs\, routers\, and physical cabling. Students should also have a basic unde
 rstanding of Unix system administration. A one day UNIX/IP Fundamentals ref
 resher course is offered for those who wish to attend.\nDetails of UNIX/IP 
 Refresher Course\nDate: 	    	July 19\, 2009 (Sunday)\nLocation: 	    	Univ
 ersity of Oregon\, Eugene\,\nOregon\, USA\nFormat: 	    	Lecture and hands 
 on lab\nHours: 	    	8\nLanguage: 	    	English\nGoals\nA student taking th
 is course will learn...\n\n    * Current best practices in designing and bu
 ilding campus networks.\n    * Concepts and practices of building hierarchi
 cal networks using structured cabling systems\, layer 2 switches and layer 
 3 routers.\n    * How to design the physical layer and physical cabling sys
 tems of a campus network.\n    * How to design a scalable layer 2 network i
 n the campus environment.\n    * Where to route and where to switch in camp
 us network design.\n    * How to use open source software to monitor availa
 bility and performance in your campus network.\n    * How this design metho
 dology facilitates successful participation in National Research and Educat
 ion Networks.\n\nMore: https://nsrc.org/calendar/helpfiles/workshop_info_ma
 in.php?id=508
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