Network Engineering Lab Facilities

Central to the network engineering degree is a series of classes that take place in the network engineering lab.

We provideÌýstudents hands-on assignments building, testing, and operating state-of-the-art communications systems and devices. The lab is home to:Ìý

  • Over 50 racks of equipment dedicated to student training and research in the areas of Enterprise/Service Provider, Cloud, and software-defined networking.
  • ÌýAn incredible 400 amps of power and 18 tons of eco-friendly cooling in a data center supporting our educational objective of the best hands-on networking curriculum.
  • More than 1000 hardware components representing equipment from multiple industry partners which include routers, switches, wireless access points, VoIP, bare-metal boxes, and servers (stand-alone and cloud).
  • Dedicated workstations via adjacent lab rooms where studentsÌýmanage and learn how networks actually work.

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Network Engineering students at workstations in data center access room
Network Engineering students working in the network engineering lab with network cabling
network engineering lab
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If your company is interested in contributing to our lab resources, there are several ways you can help.Ìý

For more information please contact José Santos directly:Ìý

Ìý ÌýJoséÌýSantos, Network Engineering Lab Director and Senior Instructor