Course Introduction: Network Interconnection Technology

• Course Name: ANetwork Interconnection Technology

• Educational Objectives:The course aims to cultivate professional abilities and ethics in network planning, design, assembly, and maintenance, preparing students for roles such as network engineers and network administrators. Additionally, this course serves as a pathway course, enabling students to pursue Cisco CCNA and Huawei HCIA certifications upon completion.

• Course Content:The curriculum is designed with a modular approach based on industry backgrounds and educational goals, aligning with top enterprise certifications and utilizing real-world projects as teaching vehicles.

• Course Duration and Structure: 

• Integration of Certification Preparation:Incorporates training typically reserved for corporate settings into academic instruction, achieving 'Triple Alignment':

• Alignment of course standards with professional skill level standards.

• Integration of the teaching process with professional skill training processes.

• Convergence of course assessments with professional skill level qualification exam.

• Teaching Team:Comprises five faculty members, including two professors and three instructors who have obtained top IT certifications in the field (CCIE and HCIE).

• Teaching Methodology:Utilizes a "five-step teaching method" that transitions network skills from fragmented to systematic, enhancing students' comprehensive application and project management skills.

• Prerequisite Course:Basics of Computer Network Technology

This course structure and approach are specifically tailored to not only equip students with the necessary technical skills but also to provide them with a clear pathway to achieving industry-recognized certifications, enhancing their employability in the competitive IT industry.