CAMPUS NETWORK DESIGN | Table of Contents Table of Contents Acknowledgement Declaration 1. Abstract 2. Introduction 3. Project Scope 3.1. The physical size of the campus (locations of buildings & departments) 3.2. The size‚ number of computer labs & number of computers (locations) 3.3. The number of staff and their categories 3.4. The faculties and the number of students 3.5. The Servers‚ Databases‚ & Applications 3.6. Further considerations included in the project scope‚ 4. Network Design & Analysis
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THE UNIVERSITY OF RWANDA NETWORK DESIGN PROJECT PROPOSAL BY: NSABIMANA JEAN CLAUDE REG. NUMBER: 11111128 SUPERVISOR: DR TWIZERE CELESTIN INTRODUCTION o Network is the interconnection of devices such that they can communicate one another‚ The university network is designed to link campus so that they have one Data center( ICT Center). o This network will link six campuses in star topology and in each campus there will be another kind of topology because of the structure of the
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOGICAL DESIGN AND PHYSICAL DESIGN OF A NETWORK When comparing the logical and physical design of a network I visualize a carefully thought out plan created from start to finish by the individuals that would ultimately be using and maintaining it. Like many areas in Information Technology‚ Network Design cannot be taken likely. All of the necessary steps like those of the SDLC process must be done step-by-step in order to minimize unnecessary costs‚ downtime and loss of
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Logistics is the management of the flow of resources between the point of origin and the point of destination in order to meet some requirements‚ for example‚ of customers or corporations. The resources managed in logistics can include physical items‚ such as food‚ materials‚ equipment‚ liquids‚ and staff‚ as well as abstract items‚ such as information‚ particles‚ and energy. The logistics of physical items usually involves the integration of information flow‚ production‚ material handling‚ packaging
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Without these‚ customer expectations will assume that everything will be delivered and available at a 100% level all the time. Very little can be done about poor service when there is no definition what good service is. Objectives should be set that describe items such as response times‚ availability‚ turnaround and accuracy. Customers and IT should commit to a mutually acceptable means of verifying compliance with service objectives and agree on actions that must take place when exceptions occur.
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First of all‚ I thank my school---Singapore Institute of Materials Management‚ I’m fortunate I can enter this school. He takes me enter new sector about logistics‚ make me deeply interest to logistics. Secondary‚ I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to lectures who led me into the world of translation. I am also greatly indebted to the lectures at the logistics: Mr. Romeo N.Dumaguing‚ Mr. Dickson Lee‚ Mr. Max Mew‚ Mr. Henry Leong‚ Mr. Goh SK‚ Mr.`Yong SC who have instructed and helped me a
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Network Technology Concepts Matthew Jarju IT 2250 Introduction to Network Technology Professor Jalinous May 29‚ 2011 Table of Contents Networking Technology Concepts 1 Definition 1 OSI Reference Model 4 Network Standards 5 IEEE 6 References 7 U02a1 Networking Technology Concepts Definition Network architecture can be referred to as the logical and structural layout of a network. It entails transmission equipment‚ software and network protocols. It can apply to
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Part A Question 1 The four primary logistic activities are: 1. Transportation A key logistics activity is to actually provide for the movement of materials and goods from point of origin to point of consumption‚ and perhaps to its ultimate point of disposal as well. Transportation involves selection of the mode (e.g.‚ air‚ rail‚ water‚ truck‚ or pipeline)‚ the routing of the shipment‚ assuring of compliance with regulations in the region of the country where shipment is occurring‚ and selection
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Chapter 1 An overview of logistics Economic impacts of logistics Economic utility (the value or usefulness of a product in fulfilling customer needs or wants) 4 general types: * Possession utility : the value or usefulness that comes from a customer being able to take possession of a product * Form utility : a product’s being in a form that can be used by the customer and is of value to the customer(allocation; smaller quantities that are desired by customers) * Place utility :having
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Describe how Christians might worship God at home. Private worship helps Christians to develop their own‚ personal relationship with God‚ where they can focus on things that are important in their own lives. A Christian’s life is based on a relationship with God. They believe that prayer is an essential part of life. Just as daily food is needed build a strong and healthy body so Christians believe that daily prayer helps to feed the spirit. Prayer is keeping in touch with base. People can use
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