NETWORKING

Networking

Computer Course

Computer networking courses are commonly offered at both the undergraduate and graduate levels through certificate and degree programs in computer science and information systems, computer networking technology, and electronics and computer technology. Undergraduate programs generally prepare students for entry-level positions in computer networking careers, and students may be qualified to pursue certification through companies like Cisco and CompTIA. Graduate programs focus more on the research and development aspects of the field.

Some of the standard concepts covered in these classes are as follows:

Basic networking topics (LANs, WANs, Ethernet, and so on)
Troubleshooting and solving network problems
Wireless technologies (such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) and security
Security for various network types, including basic computer forensics
Authentication types and their respective configurations and management
Network design and implementation

Syllabus

Class-1 Network Basics
Class-2 IP Address & Types
Class-3 IP & Address Assigning
Class-4 OSI layer
Class-5 Loop Back Address
Class-6 Network Devices
Class-7 Private & Public IP & APIPA
Class-8 Network Cables
Class-9 Crimping
Class-10 Protocols
Class-11 Data Sharing
Class-12 Network Topology
Class-13 Remote Desktop Connection
Class-14 MAC Change
Class-15 Network Commands
Class-16 VPN & Proxy Server
Class-17 Wi-fi & G
Class-18 Windows Easy Transfer
Class-19 Windows Remote Assistance