Network Fundamentals and Troubleshooting (Part of SCTP)
About This Course
The Network Fundamentals and Troubleshooting course aims to equip participants with the foundational knowledge of networks, ensuring they can confidently differentiate among diverse network types and topologies. More than just theory, trainees will be guided through hands-on sessions on network design and configuration, ensuring they can transform theoretical concepts into actionable skills. Furthermore, a significant focus will be placed on troubleshooting, allowing learners to pinpoint and mitigate network-related challenges effectively. By the end of this course, trainees will be able to apply their knowledge in practical settings, paving the way for a thriving career in network management and troubleshooting.
What You'll Learn
● Acquire a comprehensive grasp of computer network essentials, including the functionalities of crucial components, understanding of data transmission mechanisms, routing processes, and the critical role of IP addressing in network communication.
● Possess a holistic understanding of diverse network classifications, their corresponding topologies, the significance of prevalent protocols in data transmission, and the practical implications of frameworks like the OSI and TCP/IP Models in real-world scenarios.
● Demonstrate proficiency in designing, configuring, and managing a small-scale network topology, leveraging IP addressing and routing knowledge, and effectively diagnosing and resolving prevalent connectivity challenges.
● Demonstrate proficiency in leveraging network simulation software for learning and testing purposes, incorporating practical tool experience, designing and simulating diverse topologies, and employing simulations for effective troubleshooting and virtual network assessments.
Entry Requirements
● WPLN Level 4
● 1 GCE ‘O’ level or equivalent; OR
● NITEC/Higher NITEC; OR
● Mature candidates (≥ 30 years old with 8 years’ work experience in an ICT-related field); OR
● Candidates with other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis