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FP-psiPAcad. year: 2026/2027
The course focuses on the following topics: principles of communication within computer networks, designing and construction of computer networks, computer networks management.
Language of instruction
Number of ECTS credits
Mode of study
Guarantor
Department
Entry knowledge
Basic knowledge of electronic communication systems
Rules for evaluation and completion of the course
The student's skills are verified based on active participation in exercises and the preparation of a comprehensive semester paper. The condition for granting credit is participation in exercises and submission of the semester paper with a grade of at least E.
Knowledge is verified by an exam that consists of two parts at different dates. The first part is a test (100 questions, each with 3 options - only one correct), if the student does not answer at least 50% of the test questions correctly, he cannot continue in the second part. The second part is oral. During the oral exam, the student receives two questions at random, for which he has a limited time of 20 minutes to prepare. The actual exam takes place by discussing the questions. The student's skills are verified based on the development of a comprehensive term paper.
The exam is classified according to the ECTS scale. The resulting rating is a weighted arithmetic mean with the following weights: Elaborations of semester work 30% First part of the exam (test) 20% Second part of the exam (oral) 50%
Teaching is partially supervised - lectures are optional, exercises are mandatory.
For ISP, the conditions are identical, except for any mandatory participation in classes. The dates for completing the course are agreed individually according to the conditions approved by ISP.
Aims
The main objective of the course is to familiarise students with basic terms and technologies with respect to computer technologies and computer networks.
Students will be made familiar with basic principles of computer networks, especially in the area of their designing and structure, as well as the communication principles. After finishing the course they will be able to design a computer network and to solve problems regarding communication within computer networks, and to carry out their management.
Study aids
Lecture presentations
Lecture videos
Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
Recommended reading
Classification of course in study plans
Lecture
Teacher / Lecturer
Syllabus
Topics of lectures are the following:- Introduction to computer networks, topology, communication methods in computer networks, taxonomy
- Network models and architectures, principles of layered models
- ISO/OSI reference model, definition of layers
- TCP/IP architecture
- Physical layer, communication basics, technologies on the physical layer, active elements
- Physical layer, real transmission environments, metallic, optical
- Physical layer, cabling systems, legislation
- Link layer, collisions and their solutions, Ethernet, MAC and LLC sublayers, active elements, utilities
- Network layer, addressing, routing, IP protocol, ICMP, active elements, utilities
- Transport layer, TCP, UDP protocols, utilities
- Application layer, DNS, HTTP, FTP, telnet, electronic mail protocols, VoIP protocols
- Computer network problems and their solutions
- Computer network management.
Learning outcomes:
Professional knowledge: Students will gain basic knowledge in the field of computer networks, used protocols and logic of network architectures
Professional skills: Students will gain skills in network configuration methods and analysis of communication problems through a comprehensive semester project.
Professional abilities: Students will be able to configure network devices, analyze digital communication problems communication
Exercise
Connecting an end node to the network
Setting basic IP protocol parameters
Verifying the ARP mechanism
Checking L3 layer communication using utilities for various targets, verifying TTL
Working with the routing table
Checking connections at the transport layer
UDP protocol communication
Design of your own communication infrastructure
Self-study
Individual preparation for an ending of the course