Gain a solid foundation in computer networking with this 17-hour, hands-on course designed for beginners and aspiring IT professionals. This program takes you from the absolute basics of network topologies and the OSI model to advanced, real-world applications like Subnetting, NAT/PAT, and TCP/IP. Featuring dedicated lab sessions on DHCP, DNS, Switching, and Routing, you won’t just learn network theory—you will master end-to-end data communication. Whether you are preparing for certifications like the CCNA or building a career in IT infrastructure, this course equips you with the exact industry-relevant skills needed to configure, troubleshoot, and manage modern networks.
Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 12 Lessons
- 17 Hours
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- Module 1: Introduction to Computer Networks and Its WorkingSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 2: OSI Model and TCP/IPSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 3: IP Addressing, NAT and PATSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 4: SubnettingSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 5: DHCP and DNS with LabSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 6: ARP and Ping with LabSuggested Duration: 1 Hour1
- Module 7: Switching with LabSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 8: Routing with LabSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 9: Fragmentation and ACLSuggested Duration: 1 Hour1
- Module 10: TCP ConceptsSuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
- Module 11: Traceroute, ICMP and Basics of VPNSuggested Duration: 1 Hour1
- Module 12: End-to-End Communication, Summary and Q&ASuggested Duration: 1.5 Hours1
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