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CR2970 - Capstone Project
The Computer Support and Networking program provides the student with a broad knowledge base in the design, implementation and support of modern computer network infrastructures. The Capstone Project is a culminating, performance-based assessment that incorporates major disciplines of the program and focuses on critical thinking, problem solving, teamwork, research skills, oral communication and literacy.
Working in a team and under the supervision of a faculty member the student will perform an in-depth analysis of a given computer systems infrastructure and develop a design or re-design plan that meets the goals identified in the analysis. The student will develop a document that incorporates a complete network design configuration and present his/her findings.
Projects will be selected in consultation with a faculty member and may include an industry partner.
Prerequisite(s): CP2730, CP2290, CR2903, CP1927, CR2511, CR2241, CR3456
This course is offered in the following programs:
Bachelor of Applied Information Technology: Systems and Network Cybersecurity
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Computer Systems and Networking
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