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Introduction to Computer Networking

University of Technology and Entrepreneurship, Phnom Penh 0 / 30 enrolled
About this programme

Course outline.

The Introduction to Computer Networking (with Cisco Packet Tracer) course provides learners with a strong foundation in computer networking concepts and practices. Participants will learn how data is transmitted across networks, understand network devices and protocols, and design basic networks using Cisco Packet Tracer. The course emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical network simulation skills, making it ideal for beginners in networking and IT infrastructure.

What you'll get

Programme highlights.

Industry-led teaching

Live materials from practitioners working in the field today.

Hands-on exercises

You'll apply what you learn through structured workshops and case studies.

Mentor access

Personal contact with the instructor for questions and feedback.

UTE Certificate

A signed certificate of completion you can add to your CV.

Course outline

What we'll cover.

  1. 01

    Introduction to Computer Networks

    • • Basics of Computer Networking • Types of Networks (LAN
    • WAN
    • MAN) • Network Components and Topologies
  2. 02

    Networking Models and Protocols

    • • OSI Model and TCP/IP Model • Common Network Protocols • Data Transmission Concepts
  3. 03

    Network Devices and Media

    • • Routers
    • Switches
    • and Hubs • Network Cables and Wireless Media • IP Addressing Overview
  4. 04

    IP Addressing and Subnetting

    • • IPv4 and IPv6 Basics • Subnetting Concepts • Assigning IP Addresses
  5. 05

    Introduction to Cisco Packet Tracer

    • • Installing and Navigating Cisco Packet Tracer • Creating Basic Network Topologies • Simulating Network Traffic
  6. 06

    Configuring Basic Networks

    • • Configuring Switches and Routers • Static and Dynamic Routing Concepts • Network Testing and Troubleshooting
  7. 07

    Network Security Basics

    • • Common Network Threats • Basic Firewall and Access Control Concepts • Introduction to Secure Networking