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Software Defined Networking for Systems and Network Administration Programs

Academic programs can be very successful when they include industry best practices, innovations and techniques in addition to theory and background. This approach has historically been a tenet of the networking and systems administration program at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Software-defined networking is an excellent example of a technology which combines theory and emerging practice. Software Defined Networking or SDN includes components that stretch across networking and systems administration curricula including servers or controllers, virtualization, OpenFlow enabled network elements, communication pathways, opportunities for automation, telemetry from the network, dynamic response to system demand and more.