Overview
CompTIA Network+ is the premier certification for validating your knowledge of essential
networking tools and concepts. You will be assessed on your abilities in network connectivity,
documentation, service configuration, data centers, cloud, virtual networking, monitoring,
troubleshooting, and security hardening. This certification prepares you for jobs in technical
support, network operation, and system administration
Certification
“It’s not the certificate that matters the most but preparing for the Industry”
- Participation certificate for all the attendees.
- Deserving performers will be awarded Merit certificates.
- Participants will receive the certificate with a unique code which can be verified online.
- Internship opportunity on Course Completion
Prerequisite
- Foundational knowledge in computer hardware, software, and operating systems.
- Basic familiarity with IP addresses, routing, switching, and common IT troubleshooting tools.
Eligibility
This course is highly recommended to all the final and pre-final year students preparing for Campus Interview or any fresher looking for a job or professionals who are looking for 30-50% salary hike in their respective organization.
Topics to be covered on this course
- Networking concepts
- Network implementation
- OSI model layers
- Networking appliances
- Cloud concepts
- Ports and protocols
- Traffic types
- Transmission media
- Transceivers and connectors
- Network topologies
- IPv4 addressing
- Network implementation
- Routing technologies
- Switching technologies
- Wireless devices
- Physical installation
- Network operations
- Documentation
- Life-cycle management
- Change management
- Configuration management
- Network monitoring
- Disaster recovery
- Network services
- Access and managemen
- Network security
- Logical security
- Physical security
- Deception technologies
- Security terminology
- Audits and compliance
- Network segmentation
- Types of attacks
- Security features and defense
- Network troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting methodology
- Cabling and physical interface issues
- Network services issues
- Performance issues
- Tools and protocols