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CS353 Network Design and Management: Integrating Cloud

• Department Computer Science
• Level Upper
• Format Online
• Credits 3

Description

This course explores the fundamental principles of network and cloud computing, emphasizing the considerations that architects and engineers must bear in mind throughout the lifecycle of cloud deployments and networks. It provides an understanding of essential topics in cloud computing, focusing on planning, design, and implementation. Students will acquire proficiency in network management tools and applications and gain insights into interoperability, cloud computing, and virtualization from a computer science perspective. The course focuses on the role of cloud computing in network system design and examines the broader impact of design choices on the efficiency, security, and scalability of network infrastructures. Within the course, students analyze the intersection of traditional network design principles with emerging technologies such as cloud computing and software defined networking, gaining insights into how design choices can shape the security and performance of hybrid network systems in the dynamic context of evolving technological landscapes.

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Prerequisites

CS350 Network and Cloud Security Principles and Practices

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