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To prepare: Choose one of the four small businesses from the “Project Overview” document, which is located in this week’s Learning Resources. Imagine that the owner of the business has asked you to design a network for the business. Part A: Needs Analysis Conduct a needs analysis for the business you selected by determining the following: Identify the specific needs the network must meet. Explain why each need exists and how it specifically supports the business. Include the number and types of devices that will be connected. Be sure to include mobile devices. Identify the different types of users and their access needs (be sure to consider customers or other users as well as employees). Describe any application, file, printer, and other sharing needs. Discuss required bandwidths. Discuss budget considerations. Part B: Design Requirements Having conducted a needs analysis to assess the network access needs of the business with which you are working, the next step is to translate that understanding of the various users and what is needed into a specific list of design requirements. This will serve as a checklist for your design. For each item in your list of design requirements, you will explain why that specific requirement is necessary. Possible examples might include: Password-protected guest wireless access: The business wants to allow customers to access the internet but does not want general open access. This customer access should not give access to other network resources or computers and should not allow customers to access one another’s computers when logged on. Shared data storage with version control: Employees often collaborate on documents and other materials. Common, shared access is needed for these materials. Employees should know when someone else is working on the materials or when changes have been made to support collaboration without inadvertently losing work. Internet access: All computers on the company network need to be able to access the internet through a shared modem. To complete Part B: List at least 10specific design requirements for the network. For each item in your list of design requirements, explain why that specific requirement is necessary based on your network needs analysis for the business you have chosen. Combine Part A(needs analysis) and Part B (design requirements) into one document and submit as your Project Part 1. Your document should be 4–6 pages long (not including the list of works cited), but it is the quality of the work that is important, not the number of pages. Cite and reference all sources using APA 7 format and style guidelines and submit in a single document.
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