The target group of this training are school and university students enrolled in computer networks, in addition to people interested in starting a career in this field. Through practical application in an Introduction to the Networking World course, you will have the ability to design a wired network and connect it to a shared printer in addition to the ability to create a wireless network and make some adjustments related to the password.
The training course in Introduction to the Networking World also includes how to design and modify small networks, how to connect two devices in a way (Peer to Peer), how to design a wired network using a switch, how to work (Cross Cable), and change (IP) for devices, And how to connect between two devices, ensure network readiness, how to work (Straight cable), create a shared file between two devices and exchange files through the network.
Take advantage of the opportunity to register in this free course from Edraak entitled Introduction to the World of Networks, to familiarize you with all that matters to you about this area of the benefits of networks, their importance, types, how to install them and the concept of OSI Model, and to acquire the necessary skills that will qualify you to enter the world of networks.
In the Network World course you will learn:
Knowing what networks are, with their various components and types, and methods of linking and configuring them
How to address networks and the categories used
Learn about the domain of DNS and how they work is networks
Learn network basics, and the ability to design and modify small networks
Expand the student’s awareness of the networked world
Produce cadres capable of installing, activating, and repairing (processing) networks
The ability to link between two devices in a Peer to Peer method
Wire mesh design using switch distributor
The ability to link devices to a shared printer
Create a wireless network and change the password for it
Curriculum outline in the Network World course:
Module 1: Introduction to the World of Networks
Module Two: Types of Networks
The third unit: components of networks
Module 4: Addressing Networks and DNS Domain
Module 5: A practical application 1
Module 6: Practical Application 2
