Design a Computer Network - Repost - open to bidding

(*)Network Design (10%) Design a network for the Department of Computer and Communications Engineering. The Department should have six to eight specialist laboratories in the College building on the first floor. All laboratories need to have a network infrastructure internetworked between these rooms but isolated from the university’s corporate network. A controlled connection to the corporate network and the Internet is essential. Each terminal room require 20 terminals. For experimental purposes, the following servers are also needed: i) A Windows based server with back-up. This will support networked applications and will also serve as a file server. ii) A web server with back-up iii) An email server with backup iv) A database server You should follow a methodological approach to network design and executing all of the following: i) Requirement analysis leading to five tables showing user, network, application, and functional requirements, ii) Flow analysis, iii) Logical design and routing iv) Physical design, v) Configuration on a simulator (PacketTracer or OpNET) vi) Testing, vii) Management and Security (*)Write a report to present your design and implementation (10%). The coursework report should contain the following sections: [login to view URL] page - giving title, module, date and author details [login to view URL] - a short description of the work done [login to view URL] of contents - with page numbers [login to view URL] and configuration – The design and configuration of your network. [login to view URL], and discussions – Implement your network on PacketTracer or similar application, test and present your traceroot results supported by screen shots. [login to view URL] - A short summary of the work done and your conclusions possible improvements and enhancements [login to view URL] used - a full list of all sources used; books, journals/magazines/research papers, electronic sources. (*) Your coursework report should be formatted using 11-point Times New Roman font and 8-point Courier New font for configuration commands. The School has a strict policy on plagiarism. Make sure you reference any material that you have taken from other sources. Failure to do so may result your coursework being graded as plagiarised work. Copying others’ work or allowing others copy your work will result in severe penalties.