A structured approach for developing a campus-wide network
C. Herre, D. Hudzinski · 1989
Developing a campus wide network that addresses the needs of a relatively disjoint population as well as the needs of small individual groups requires planning and research. A technique based on the software engineering paradigm can be applied to the network planning and implementation. Network planning starts with the development of specifications which describes the users' needs. From this information a phase development of the network design and implementation is created along with a series of criteria to evaluate each phase. This paper addresses the planning and implementation of a campus wide network in a small university with limited networking experience.