WebJunction

Description:

In the Fundamentals of Networking course, you will learn about:

• primary components of a network and distinguish between the two main network architectures
• main types of networks
• OSI reference model and TCP/IP stack
• common network categorizations and characteristics of data encapsulation
• major components of a network PC and resources required to install a NIC
• functions, features, and operation of network devices used at different layers of the OSI model
• network topologies
• match network devices to their functions and distinguish between different network topologies
• types of network media
• types of cable connectors used in modern networks
• the most appropriate network tool to use in a given scenario
• appropriate network media and connectors to use in a given scenario

Target Audience

Network engineers, network architects, internetworking engineers, LAN and WAN administrators, systems administrators, systems managers, intranet administrators. Network support staff and anybody interested in learning the fundamentals of computer networks.

Duration

4 Hours

Prerequisites

A basic understanding of computing and internetworking technologies; achievement of i-Net+ and A+ certification is recommended but not required; experience in network support or administration is desirable.