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Computer Networking

Understand how devices talk to each other. This course covers essential topics such as network types, common protocols including TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, and ICMP, key network devices, IP addressing, DNS configuration, and the role of sockets in communication.

6 hours · 4 sessionsCAD $164BeginnerHands-On Learning
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What you'll learn

  • Identify and describe different types of computer networks and their use cases
  • Understand and explain the purpose and operation of common network protocols
  • Configure and manage Windows networking features and DNS settings
  • Compare the performance characteristics of various protocols and implement appropriate solutions for different scenarios
  • Apply foundational networking concepts to real-world problems and environments

Prerequisites

No prior networking knowledge required. Basic computer literacy recommended.

Part of the Foundations Track

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6 courses · approx. 14–20 weeksBeginner
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Course Modules

10 modules · instructor-led, hands-on delivery

01Introduction to Computer Networks
02Network Devices and Components
03Understanding Network Protocols and Terms
04IP Addressing and Network Configuration
05The OSI and TCP/IP Models
06Windows Networking Basics
07Domain Name System (DNS)
08Network Sockets and Communication
09Protocol Implementation and Performance
10Network Performance and Optimisation

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