Module 4: Network Address Translation (NAT) and WANs (4 weeks)
NAT (Network Address Translation) configuration
Wide Area Networks (WANs) overview
WAN technologies (e.g., leased lines, frame relay, MPLS)
Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) technologies
Introduction to IPv6 addressing
Course Teaching Methodology:
Interactive classroom lectures and hands-on lab sessions.
Real-world networking scenarios and case studies.
Practical assignments and troubleshooting exercises.
Regular quizzes and assessments.
Peer and instructor feedback on network configuration tasks.
Access to networking devices and simulation tools for practice.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
This 6-month Network Administration course equips students with the skills needed to design, configure, and manage computer networks. Graduates can pursue careers as network administrators, network engineers, or freelance IT consultants. They can also set up and manage their network administration services, providing solutions to businesses in need of network infrastructure management. The course empowers learners to excel in the field of network administration and explore self-employment opportunities.
Note: The course contents can be modified based on specific learner requirements or location preferences. Additional topics or modules can be added to cover advanced networking concepts or technologies.
Course Title: Network Administration
( Skill Development )
Course Duration: 6 Months (Part-Time)
Course Objectives:
To provide a comprehensive understanding of networking principles and technologies.
To teach students how to design, configure, and manage computer networks.
To prepare students for roles as network administrators and enhance their career prospects.
To emphasize the importance of network security and best practices.
To enable students to troubleshoot and maintain network infrastructures effectively.
Course Overview:
Module 1: Network Fundamentals (2 weeks)
Network overview and basics
Numbering systems (binary, decimal, hexadecimal)
Introduction to TCP/IP and OSI suite
Network interface layer and protocols
Internet-working layer and addressing
Subnet mask and sub-netting
Module 2: Network Infrastructure (4 weeks)
Overview of network infrastructure components
Introduction to Cisco IOS and router devices
Cisco IOS command-line interface (CLI) commands
Configuring and managing routers
Introduction to routing protocols
RIP (Routing Information Protocol) configuration and troubleshooting
Module 4: Network Address Translation (NAT) and WANs (4 weeks)
NAT (Network Address Translation) configuration
Wide Area Networks (WANs) overview
WAN technologies (e.g., leased lines, frame relay, MPLS)
Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) technologies
Introduction to IPv6 addressing
Course Teaching Methodology:
Interactive classroom lectures and hands-on lab sessions.
Real-world networking scenarios and case studies.
Practical assignments and troubleshooting exercises.
Regular quizzes and assessments.
Peer and instructor feedback on network configuration tasks.
Access to networking devices and simulation tools for practice.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and Self-Employment:
This 6-month Network Administration course equips students with the skills needed to design, configure, and manage computer networks. Graduates can pursue careers as network administrators, network engineers, or freelance IT consultants. They can also set up and manage their network administration services, providing solutions to businesses in need of network infrastructure management. The course empowers learners to excel in the field of network administration and explore self-employment opportunities.
Note: The course contents can be modified based on specific learner requirements or location preferences. Additional topics or modules can be added to cover advanced networking concepts or technologies.
