Computer Networking
Design, install and manage computer networks for offices, schools and homes.
Course overview
Networks connect everything. This hands-on course covers cabling, switches, routers, wireless and troubleshooting, so you can set up and maintain reliable networks in the real world.
Every module combines short theory sessions with hands-on practice, so you finish with real projects and a portfolio, not just notes. Entry requirements: Basic computer skills.
Course outline
6 modules over 8 weeks. Select a module to see what you will cover.
OSI and TCP/IP models, IP addressing and subnetting.
Crimping, testing, structured cabling and patch panels.
VLANs, routing basics and device configuration.
Access points, coverage planning and Wi-Fi security.
DHCP, DNS, file sharing and basic servers.
Diagnosing faults and drawing network diagrams.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- Plan and install a small office network
- Configure routers and switches
- Set up secure Wi-Fi
- Troubleshoot network faults
- Document a network professionally
What you can become
Graduates of this course go on to roles and businesses such as:
Tools and skills you will use
Study options
Choose the schedule that suits you. New students start on the 1st of every month.
- Morning Session
- Evening Session
- Weekend Session
- Monday – Wednesday
- Wednesday – Friday
- E-Learning
What is included
- Practical and materials fee: free
- Certificate and graduation: free
- Computer lab, library and internet: free
- School bag: free
- Access to membership programs
- Career and employability guidance
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