CS 297N COURSE OUTLINE
Course Title: Network Capstone			 			Updated: June 30, 2010
November 27, 2006
Course Number: CS 297 
Credits: 4
Institution: Clackamas Community College 
Outline Developed by: Steffen Moller, Computer Science Dept.
Course Description: This class affords students the opportunity to put all the discrete information learned from their program classes together toward the completion of an enterprise computer project.
Course Objectives: 
•	Planning an enterprise computer solution
•	Implementing an enterprise computer solution
•	Building computers for an enterprise computer solution
•	Installing workstation and server software
•	Installing and managing routers
•	Administer users in an networked environment
•	Interconnect Linux and Windows workstations and servers
Expected Student Outcomes:  Upon successful completion of CS 297students should be able to:
•	Plan an enterprise computer solution from specified business needs
•	Build workstations and servers (hardware)
•	Install workstation and server software (Linux and Windows)
•	Establish servers for the following functions: e-mail, web, file and print, ftp
•	Create and manage domains, users and groups
•	Create and manage file and folder security
•	Create interconnectivity between workstations and servers with diverse operating systems
•	Program and manage Cisco routers for internet connectivity
•	Secure network devices
Length of Course: 66 hours with 4 lecture and 2 lab hours per week
Grading Method:  This course may be taken for a letter grade, a pass/no pass grade or audit. Letter grades are assigned on the standard 10% increment scale. 
Prerequisite:   CS287X, CS288, CS289I; and concurrent enrollment in CS284 or instructor's permission.
Required Text:  None