Short learning programme

The Computer Networking module consists of two courses. The first course, Computer Networking Fundamentals, introduces participants to computer networks, familiarizes them with their fundamental principles, and provides insight into how they function. It starts with basic terms and concepts and gradually delves into various types of protocols. One of the key advantages of this course is its strong focus on industry standards and open protocols.

The second course, Computer Networking Advanced, aims to introduce learners to modern concepts such as network virtualization and Software-Defined Networking (SDN). Participants will deepen and expand their knowledge of switching, routing, network service redundancy, authentication, and many other topics, before gradually moving on to the latest and most in-demand virtualization technologies—covering both network devices and network services.

Skills You Will Gain

– Understanding and applying the principles of how computer networks operate;
– Configuring network devices;
– Designing and building small to medium-sized networks;
– Identifying and troubleshooting network issues;
– Designing and implementing network topologies;
– Working with various technologies and protocols, including Switching, ARP tables, MAC tables, VLANs, Spanning Tree Protocol, Static Routing, and Dynamic Routing;
– Developing a deep understanding of computer networks and hands-on experience working with them.

Who is this module suitable for?

This module is suitable for enthusiasts who have basic knowledge and skills related to computer networks, protocols, and devices, and who want to build upon them and gain a solid foundation in this field.

A minimum English language proficiency level of B2 is required to participate in the module.

How can I enroll?

To enroll, click HERE or the “ENROLL” button and follow the steps. After successful payment of the fee, you will be officially enrolled in the training program.