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Available courses

COMPUTER NETWORKING

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to computer networking principles and practices. Learners will explore how data is transmitted across networks, understand the structure and function of various network components, and acquire the foundational knowledge needed to design, configure, and manage computer networks

Main Concepts to Be Covered:

- Introduction to computer networks and network models (OSI & TCP/IP)
- Types of networks (LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN)
- Networking hardware and software (routers, switches, NICs, cables)
- IP addressing and subnetting
- Network protocols (TCP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, DNS, DHCP)
- Network topologies and architectures (star, bus, mesh, hybrid)
- Wireless networking and mobile communication
- Network security fundamentals
- Network troubleshooting and performance monitoring

Course Requirements:

- Basic knowledge of computer systems and operating systems
- Access to a computer and internet connection for practical exercises
- Willingness to participate in hands-on lab activities and simulations

Assessment Methods:

- Quizzes and multiple-choice tests
- Practical lab assignments and simulations
- Group project on network design
- Final written examination
- Participation in discussion forums and peer reviews

Course Facilitators:

Mr. Simon Adaki. Network Administrator and security.