ByteTech is an innovative technology company specializing in the design and development of customized hardware solutions for individual clients and businesses across various industries.
The company provides a range of services, including hardware architecture and design, configuration, rigorous testing, and ongoing maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
Our mission is to deliver innovative, reliable, and scalable hardware solutions tailored to the specific needs of its clients, whether they are small businesses or large enterprises.
By combining expertise and cutting-edge technology, ByteTech empowers its customers to achieve their goals efficiently and effectively.
This project was developed as the final assessment for the Installation and Network Management course at Escola Comércio de Lisboa, guided by Professor José Coelho.
The assignment involved simulating the creation of a company and its network infrastructure. The choice to focus on a hardware development company stemmed from my first internship, where I gained hands-on experience in a similar field.
This opportunity not only sparked my interest but also provided foundational knowledge that greatly influenced this project, it's main objective was to enhance my technical skills and deepen my understanding of hardware development and network implementation, aligning with my career aspirations and the course's objectives.
The project began with the creation of a layout plan, assigning functions to each room and detailing the placement of equipment and budgeting. This also included outlining the cabling system with its conduits, network points, and costs. Using Cisco Packet Tracer, I simulated the logical network topology, showcasing subnet configurations and network functionality. Each deliverable was submitted as per the guidelines set by my Professors at the time.
The primary tools used to develop this project included Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for documentation and presentation purposes.
For facility design, I utilized Mooble, and for sourcing images, I relied on platforms like Google Images, Freepik, and Shutterstock. Additionally, I drew inspiration from examples of previous final projects completed by other students.
For the creation and hosting of this website, I used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with Git and GitHub for hosting.
The equipment used in the project were sourced from various websites, with links provided in the budget section of the Word and Excel documents.
Several online resources were instrumental in guiding various aspects of the project, including server setup, firewall configuration, subnetting, and understanding Ethernet cables. Here are the key online resources used:
