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Learn Computer Networking Fundamentals in 1 Hour(Fast Track)

Learn Computer Networking Fundamentals in 1 Hour(Fast Track)
1h | Video: AVC (.MP4) 1280×720 30fps | Audio: AAC 44.1KHz 2ch | 741MB Genre: eLearning | Language: English
This course covers the core concepts of IT networking and computer networks. Made for absolute beginners.

Have you ever wondered how networks started? We’re surrounded by networks, whether they’re computer networks, networks of roads, or the network of telephones that allow us to communicate every day.

Computer networks are at the core of our everyday lives. While any wireless technology is often referred to as wireless, and most networked ones as simply a network, there are multiple different technologies, protocols, and configurations to be done to properly set up a network at home, or in an office.

Today’s computing devices are

always connected to a network. While increasing productivity, this also increases the risk of malicious activity.

In this course, you will learn foundational knowledge of networking services and concepts. Subsequently, you will learn about IPv4 and IPv6 addressing and protocols. Lastly, you will be introduced to the layers of computer network defense and secure network design. After finishing this course, you’ll have an understanding of network hardware and software, and you’ll be able to gain insights from captured network traffic.

This course is designed to get you started as quickly as possible. There are a variety of self-paced learning activities. You will get:

• Video lectures on each topic explaining each concept thoroughly with examples (and Demonstrations where applicable)
• Links to additional resources/blogs/videos for further documentation and more in depth details reading

Enroll now and start your IT career in Networking.

Computer networks are at the core of our everyday lives. While any wireless technology is often referred to as wireless, and most networked ones as simply a network, there are multiple different technologies, protocols, and configurations to be done to properly set up a network at home, or in an office.

Today’s computing devices are always connected to a network. While increasing productivity, this also increases the risk of malicious activity.