Courses Description :

Welcome to the Complete Network Fundamentals Course! In this course, you will learn about the technologies that keep the world as you know it today connected and running. We cover both the fundamentals of networking as well as the topics in the new Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam.

Networks are all around us and you are using one right now to access this course.

Imagine for a moment, how different your life would be without access to Facebook, Snapchat, Google, YouTube, Whatsapp or any of the other websites on the Internet. How would you live with no Internet?

The Internet is extremely important in modern life today and all websites and Internet communication relies on networking. This reliance is only predicted to continue with the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the next few years.

Without routers, switches, network cabling and protocols like BGP there would be no Internet!

This course will teach you how networks actually work and how you are able to connect to websites like Facebook, Google, and YouTube.
 

Companies throughout the world (from the smallest to the largest) rely on networks designed, installed and maintained by networking engineers. Join this in-demand industry!
 

Start your journey today learning about networking.

Content in this course can be used towards your CCNA. Topics such as IP addressing, subnetting and many others can be applied directly to passing your CCNA certification.
 

Access our online simulations so you can practice on simulated Cisco routers and switches. You will get to type commands such as enable, configure terminal, router ospf and many others and learn how to configure devices.

In this course, you will learn about topics such as IP addressing, IP subnetting, Routing, Switches, VLANs, Spanning Tree, Network Address Translation, Wireless and a whole lot more.
 

You will also learn more about the latest networking trends, including OpenFlow and Software Defined Networking.

The course covers the following topics including (and this list will be constantly updated):
 

Network basics

Network architectures (OSI Model)

What are hubs, switches, routers?

How is data forwarded through a network?

IP addresses

IP subnetting

Cabling and network topologies

Ethernet basics

TCP and UDP

DNS and DHCP

Routing

VLANs

Cisco device initial configurations

ACLs

Network naming

IP Telephony

Quality of Service (QoS)

SDN

At the end of this course, you will be able to confidently discuss networking topics; and be able to start configuring real networking devices such as routers and switches. In this an introductory course, but contains a lot of information that can be directly applied to the CCNA certification.

The ideal student for this course is someone looking to break into the networking field, someone looking to extend their knowledge from PCs and servers to networking, or someone interested in getting knowledge to work in one of the most exciting, most in-demand jobs in IT - networking.
 

There are no requirements necessary to enroll in this course, I only ask that you come open minded and ready to learn.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone wanting to learn about networking
• If you want to start your journey to CCNA