Network Engineering Basics

Cyber Security


Network Engineering Basics is an introductory course designed to provide a strong foundation in computer networking concepts and practices. This course covers essential topics such as network types, topologies, protocols, IP addressing, and basic network configuration.

Learners will gain practical knowledge of how data is transmitted across networks, how devices communicate, and how to set up and troubleshoot simple network environments. The course also introduces key networking devices like routers, switches, and access points, along with basic security concepts.

By the end of this course, students will have the skills and confidence to understand, manage, and build basic network infrastructures, making it ideal for beginners, students, and aspiring IT professionals.


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What you’ll learn

  • To introduce the fundamental concepts of computer networking
  • To understand different types of networks, topologies, and architectures
  • To learn how data is transmitted and how network protocols work
  • To gain knowledge of IP addressing and basic network configuration
  • To identify and understand networking devices such as routers, switches, and access points
  • To develop basic troubleshooting skills for common network issues
  • To introduce essential network security concepts and best practices
  • To prepare learners for entry-level roles or further advanced networking studies

Contents

Subjects

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Introduction to Computer Networks
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Networking Components & Devices
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IP Addressing & Protocols
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Chapters

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Chapter 01
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Units

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Unit 01
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Requirements

  • Basic understanding of computers (files, folders, operating system)
  • Familiarity with using the internet and web browsers
  • A laptop or desktop computer (Windows, Linux, or macOS)
  • Stable internet connection for online learning and practice
  • Willingness to learn technical concepts and perform hands-on practice
  • No prior networking knowledge required (beginner-friendly)

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