Introduces networking concepts, terminology, architectures and the role of networks in modern organisations.
Provides an understanding of the communication models and protocols used to enable network connectivity.
Covers the technologies used to connect network devices and transmit data across wired networks.
Develops practical skills in IPv4 addressing, subnetting and network address planning.
Introduces IPv6 addressing and the technologies used to support modern IP networks.
Introduces Cisco routers, switches and the Cisco IOS command-line interface.
Explores how switches operate and how switching technologies are implemented in local networks.
Teaches learners how to logically segment networks using VLANs and connect multiple VLANs through trunk links.
Introduces techniques for enabling communication between different VLANs.
Develops an understanding of how routers determine paths and forward packets between networks.
Introduces dynamic routing protocols used to exchange routing information between network devices.
Covers essential services required for efficient operation and management of IP networks.
Introduces wireless technologies, architectures, configuration concepts and basic wireless security.
Introduces essential security practices for protecting network devices, users and network traffic.
Teaches learners how to control traffic and restrict access to network resources.
Develops systematic approaches for identifying, analysing and resolving network problems.
Introduces modern networking practices and tools while developing professional network administration skills.
Learners apply the knowledge gained throughout the course to design, configure, test and troubleshoot a complete network environment.