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Diploma In Network Engineering

The Diploma in Network Administration program is focused on Server Administration and Network Engineering. Learners will be able to understand the core concepts of Hardware, networking, server maintenance.

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Program Highlights

  • Course Module : Diploma Programs
  • Duration : 12 Months
  • Format : Hybrid (Online/ In- person)
  • Center : All centers

Introduction

Computer Networking and Cloud Computing is one of the most important sectors in the technology industry. Many businesses rely on Network Engineers to configure systems so that they can communicate and share data across their network. A professional should become certified in order to effectively ensure that an organization's networking components function properly.

The Diploma in Network Administration program is focused on Server Administration and Network Engineering. Learners will be able to understand the core concepts of Hardware, networking, server maintenance.

This practical program prepares Learners for a rewarding and in-demand career. Learners will be trained in a groups to take care of a simulated company's server, add and remove users, develop new technologies, improve network security, and troubleshoot software or hardware problems.

The classes are designed to prepare Network Admins to install, administer, and maintain server, workstation, and component hardware, as well as competently support all relevant software.

Program Summary

  • Create and manage a computer network, including the installation, configuration,security, and troubleshooting of network devices, protocols, and services.
  • Use networking skills such as server operating systems, network security, directory services, and the creation of administrative network security policies.
  • Learn how design and implement functional networks.
  • Configure, manage, and maintain essential network devices
  • Use devices such as switches and routers to segment network traffic and create resilient networks.
  • Identify benefits and drawbacks of existing network configurations
  • Implement network security, standards and protocols
  • Troubleshoot network problems.
  • Support the creation of virtualized networks.
  • Setup, configure, troubleshoot, secure, and maintain a microcomputer, including hardware and operating system software.

Career Opportunities

The Network engineering diplama prepares students for a wide range of career opportunities, which includes

  • System Engineer
  • Network Administrator
  • Network Engineer
  • System Administrator
  • Hardware Maintenance Supervisor
  • System Architect
  • Hardware Specialist
  • Windows Server Administration

Course Content

SEMESTER 1 - Module 1
  • IT fundamentals
    • Introduction to computers , hardware and software ,peripherals, operating systems, computer viruses, system maintainance , Basic Networking and Security
  • Microsoft Office - Word, Powerpoint , Excel and Outlook
    • Word Fundamentals
      • Inserting and Editing Text -Format Text and Paragraphs - Formatting Page- Working with Tables - Graphics In word - Applying Styles, Themes, and Templates - Documentation - Teaming in Word - Working with long Documents - Mailing Documents
  • PowerPoint Fundamentals
    • Work with Presentations -Organize a Presentation -Deliver a Slideshow- Formatting and Themes - Graphics In PowerPoint - Applying Styles, Themes, and Templates - Transitions and Animations - Working with Slide Masters- Implementing Self-Run Presentations
  • Excel Fundamentals
    • Edit a Workbook - Basic Formulas- Basic Formatting - Insert Objects - Manage Worksheets - Charts - Intermediate Functions - Tables - Manage Data - PivotTables - Analyze Data
  • Outlook Fundamentals
    • Mailing - People and Contact - Working with Calendar - Tasks and Notes - Advanced Mailing - Advanced Calendar -Manage Information
  • Advanced Excel
    • Introduction to Information Analysis - Organizing Data - Data Manipulation and Visualization Summarizing Data ,pivot table, Power pivot
    • Loading Data from Various Sources using power query - Analyzing Complex Data - Advanced - Dashboard and Automation
SEMESTER 1 - Module 2
  • IT Foundatmentals
    • Information Technology - Personal Computers (PC) - Mobile and IoT Devices - Workstation - Setting up a PC System - Using Input Devices - Functions of an Operating System - Types of Operating System - Virtualization - Microsoft Windows - Apple macOS and iOS - Linux, Chrome, and Android - File Explorer -Windows Settings and Control Panel - Using a Web Browser - Process and Service Management - Memory and Disk Management - Command Line Interfaces Access Control and Protection - Support and Troubleshooting - Resolving and Documenting the Problem.
  • Mobile devices
    • install and configure laptop hardware and components.
    • use appropriate laptop features.
    • use methods to perform mobile device synchronization
    • connect and configure accessories and ports of other mobile devices
  • Hardware
    • Identify connector types, install RAM types , storage devices, motherboards configurations , CPU
    • Power supply types and features
    • configure SOHO multifunction devices/printers and settings
    • install and maintain various print technologies
  • Virtualization and cloud computing
    • Setup and codigure client-side virtualization
    • Cloud commuting concepts
  • Hardware and Network Troubleshooting
    • troubleshoot problems related to motherboards, RAM,CPUs, and power - hard drives and RAID arrays - ommon mobile device - printers - common wired and wireless network problems
  • Operating Systems
    • Compare and contrast common operating system types and their purposes
    • Summarize general OS installation considerations and upgrade methods
  • Security
    • importance of physical security measures
    • detect, remove, and prevent malware using appropriate tools and methods
  • Computer Network Fundamentals
    • What is the purpose of a network?
    • What are some examples of network components?
    • networks defined by geography and topology?
  • The OSI Reference Model
    • layers of the OSI model and characteristics
    • TCP/IP vs OSI model
    • TCP and/or UDP port numbers
  • Network infrastructure component
    • Specialized network devices
    • virtualization technologies
    • primary protocols and hardware components found in a Voice over IP (VoIP) network
  • Routing Technologies and Networking Devices
  • Network optimization
  • Wireless Technologies
    • wireless LAN technologies function, and wireless standards
  • Monitoring and Optimizing Networks
  • Network Security
    • practices implemented to defend against security threats?
    • firewalls be used to protect an organization’s internal network
  • Troubleshooting
SEMESTER 2 - Module 1
  • CCTV setup Trainning
    • Camera System Overview
    • Hardware Installation
    • Video Recorder Set-Up and Configuration
    • POE switch
  • Windows Server 2016 - Installing and Configuring
  • Deploying and Managing Windows Server 2016
    • Windows Server 2016 Overview
    • Installing Windows Server 2016
    • Post-Installation Configuration of Windows Server 2016
    • Overview of Windows Server 2016 Management
    • Introduction to Windows PowerShell
  • Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services
    • Overview of AD DS
    • Overview of Domain Controllers
    • Installing a Domain Controller
  • Managing Active Directory Domain Services Objects
    • Managing User Accounts
    • Managing Groups
  • Automating Active Directory Domain Services Administration
    • Using Command-line Tools for AD DS Administration
    • Using Windows PowerShell for AD DS Administration
    • Performing Bulk Operations with Windows PowerShell
  • Implementing IPv4
    • Overview of TCP/IP
    • Understanding IPv4 Addressing
    • Subnetting and Supernetting
    • Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv4
  • Implementing Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
    • Overview of the DHCP Server Role
    • Configuring DHCP Scopes
  • Implementing DNS
    • Name Resolution for Windows Clients and Servers
    • Installing a DNS Server
    • Managing DNS Zones
  • Implementing Group Policy
    • Overview of Group Policy
    • Group Policy Processing
  • Securing Windows Servers Using Group Policy Objects
    • Security Overview for Windows Operating Systems
    • Configuring Security Settings
    • Restricting Software
    • Configuring Windows Firewall with Advanced Security

Eligibility Requirements

  • The candidate should have basic knowledge in computer operations