Computer Networks: A Beginner’s Guide To Computer Networking
What you'll learn
· Computer Networking
· Layer Models - TCP/IP and OSI
· Internet Applications
· Data Communications
· Transmission Media - Electrical Energy, Light Energy, Satellite
· Modulation and Multiplexing / Demultiplexing
· Wired Technology and Wireless Technology PAN, LAN & MAN, WAN
· Internetworking
· IPv4 and IPv6
· Networking Protocol
· Network Management and Performance
· Network Attacks
· Network Security
Requirements
· No prerequisite knowledge is required
Description
A computer network is a group of computer systems and other computing hardware devices that are linked together through communication channels to facilitate communication and resource-sharing among a wide range of users.
Computer networks are made up of wired or wireless communication pathways that transmit data, voice and video traffic using protocols to organize traffic.
This Computer Networking training covers
Computer Network Fundamentals
Layer Models - TCP/IP and OSI
Internet Applications
Data Communication
Transmission Media - Electrical Energy, Light Energy, Satellite
Modulation and Multiplexing / Demultiplexing
Wired Technology
Wireless Technology PAN, LAN & MAN, WAN
Internetworking
IPv4 and IPv6
Internet Routing Protocol
Dynamic Routing Protocol
Distance Vector Routing Protocol
Link State & Hybrid Routing Protocol
Multicast Routing
Network Management and Performance
Network Attacks
Network Security
Computer Network Certification is included in the course which will be the proof of the new skills you own.
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Who this course is for:
· Any willing to learn Computer Networks
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