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Targeted Learners: Aspiring Network Administrators, IT Professionals, and Networking Enthusiasts
This course is designed to equip students with essential knowledge and skills in computer networking and Cisco device configuration. Topics covered include:
Basic Network Components and Functions:
Describe the fundamental components and functions of computer networks.
Cisco IOS and CLI Concepts:
Demonstrate proficiency in Cisco's IOS and Command Line Interface (CLI).
Execute basic CLI commands for network configuration.
OSI and TCP/IP Models:
Differentiate between the OSI and TCP/IP networking models.
IP Addressing and Subnetting:
Analyze IP addressing concepts and subnetting techniques (including CIDR).
Construct and evaluate network topologies.
Cisco Switching:
Identify key features of Cisco switches.
Explain the principles and significance of Cisco switching.
Cisco Routing:
Configure and verify Cisco router interfaces.
Implement and troubleshoot routing protocols.
Routing Protocols:
Differentiate between static and dynamic routing.
Analyze and troubleshoot common routing issues.
Network Monitoring and Management:
Describe network monitoring and management.
Identify tools and techniques for effective network monitoring.
Network Security:
Evaluate network security threats.
Implement appropriate security countermeasures.
Apply best practices to secure Cisco routers and switches.
Throughout this course, students will engage in hands-on activities and practical exercises to reinforce their understanding of networking concepts and gain proficiency in configuring and managing Cisco devices. Upon completion, students will be well-prepared to pursue further certifications and careers in the field of computer networking.
