Part-Time Instructor- IST 233 Intro To Networks And Cloud Computing

IST233 Intro to Networks and Cloud Computing: This 3-credit undergraduate course is a lecture based class with additional lab components. This course provides students with an overview of technology, standards, implementation and management of digital computer networks. Wired and wireless local and wide area networks, Internet protocols, telecommunications, and network security. We are seeking adjuncts who have a background or experience in computer networking, the TCP/IP protocol stack and networking design. While not required to attend the lecture sessions, brief weekly meetings with the faculty leading the lecture component of the course will occur.

After taking this course, students will be able to

• Explain the basic design and operation of the Internet, including the key design principles of interoperability, scalability, and high-availability and the software and hardware components used to provide Internet access and cloud services.

• Describe how open industry standards and protocols serve as a foundation for innovation and competition in the global Internet ecosystem.

• Describe the major security vulnerabilities associated with computer networks and the policies, protection strategies and tools that can be used to avoid or mitigate these threats.

• Explain key management issues related to networks, systems, and security, and describe the five dimensions of the FCAPS network management model.

• Explain and demonstrate how content/information is encoded and transmitted as a sequence of network packets transported across physical network media, including copper cables, fiber-optics, and radio channels.

• Describe and configure software and hardware required to support and troubleshoot network services using Ethernet and Wi-Fi local area network technologies.

• Explain how the telephone system has been transformed from landline phones using simple voice analog signaling to mobile systems using digital signaling to support multimedia.

• Describe the role Internet Service Providers (ISP's) and telecommunication carriers play in delivering wide area network services to homes and enterprises.

• Explain the fundamental characteristics of packet-switched data networks and the key Internet protocols that make up the TCP/IP communications suite.

• Describe the relationship between the Internet infrastructure and key networked application architectures.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Graphic Design, Computer Science or Information Systems,

• Master's degree preferred. Those with an unrelated degree but with relevant experience or background in graphic design will be considered.

• Applicants should also have knowledge and real world work experience with HTML/CSS/JavaScript.

Job Specific Qualifications Responsibilities

Successful candidates will be prepared to serve as instructor who oversees the lab component of the class, and also is willing to work with the Professor of Record, faculty member teaching the lecture, Program Director as needed. Weekly meetings will be expected between this position and the faculty leading the lecture.

• Collaborate with professor of record and/or program director, who is responsible for creating the course syllabus and course content, as well as providing an overview of their overall vision for the course.

• Attend onboarding and training with the iSchool's Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning (FCTL)

• Maintain open communication with students.

• Grade student assignments and exams in a timely manner; provide feedback when appropriate.

• Prepare for weekly in-person sessions with students

• Prepare to offer the class in the Fall 2024 semester on campus

Physical Requirements

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Tools/Equipment

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Application Instructions

In addition to completing an online application, please attach a curriculum vitae and cover letter.