CompTIA Network+ Certification Preparation: Learn Networking

Learn the basics of Networking and pass the CompTIA Network+ certification exam.

4.40 (139 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Network & Security

What you will learn

Understand the most important System Interconnection Models

Know the 7 Layers of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model

Understand the TCP/IP System Interconnect Model and its 4 layers

Distinguish between the OSI Model, TCP/IP Model (DoD Model), and TCP/IP - Internet Protocol Suite.

IPv4 and IPv6

Network Management

Why take this course?

CompTIA’s Network+ certification training readies students for a vendor neutral certification making IT professionals gain expertise in configuring, managing, installing, troubleshooting and maintaining basic computer networks. Thought by top experts, students gather essential knowledge of network configuration, technologies and installations as well as topologies and media security and management. The Network+ certification by CompTIA is an internationally recognized and coveted credential providing proof of a student’s knowledge, skills and ability to manage, maintain, troubleshoot, install, operate and configure a basic network infrastructure. These courses prepare the student for the CompTIA Network+ Certification Exam N10-006.

What You Will Learn

The curriculum for CompTIA’s Network+ Certification Course begins with the 7 Layers of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model, OSI Data Flow and Terminology. After a basic knowledge of OSI has been built, we begin discussing Communication Between Layers. Then we delve into TCP/IP System Interconnect Model Layers, Open Systems Interconnect Model Comparisons and Application Layer Examples. Next we cover Binary Numbers and iPv4 Addressing (addressing the how’s, why’s and The Big Picture. Once broader concepts are established, student’s learn the Purpose and Properties of IP Addressing, iPv4 Bitwise Notation, Private IPv4 Networks, and Subnetting. After an extensive overview of IPv6 Addressing we switch modes to The Purpose of Routing and Switching, Common Networking Protocols and finally Installing and Configuring. At the end of this course, a student walks away having had practical experience and comprehensive knowledge allowing confident execution of the CompTIA N+ N10-006 exam.

Reviews

Jay

June 30, 2022

The course is alright. Required learning by my employer and mostly knowledge I already know or don't need to know in any great detail. My only real gripe is the intro and outro clip on every video. 69 videos x 2 clips per video x 10 seconds per clip is 1380 seconds... or 23 minutes of my time spent watching the intro and outro clip. It adds up, and gets tiresome on content that is already difficult to make interesting.

Manuel

May 11, 2021

IT is good but It will be graeat if is made according to Comptia objertives meaning going 1.1// 1.2 1.3 and so on.

Ihab

December 18, 2020

I really like the way he is explaining, I just wish we were provided with a full schedule detail of the topics covered.

Terry

November 5, 2020

Good info but there are some portions of video where instructor is explaining something with his hands to articulate a point but the screen is on a slideshow. Other than that good stuff so far.

Joshua

June 18, 2018

The course started off pretty good with a lot of explanation of the material on the slides, but by the end was pretty much just Timber reading off the slides with little to no explanation or further development of concepts. I enjoyed the course, but would have liked a bit more depth in concepts.

Colleen

December 25, 2017

I left this rating because the instructor is very clear in his presentations of the seven levels of the OSI Model!

Gary

August 2, 2017

It's good, and the instructor is clearly very knowledgeable about the material. There is no hands-on however, which is very helpful in learning. Labs should be a part of every course.

Udemy

July 3, 2017

He knows what he's talking about, but there's such things as 'scripts' and 'video editing' that might make it easier to follow by cutting down on tangents and mistakes.... Also, there are no questions / quizzes, which I'd prefer.

Matt

June 30, 2017

Section 1: Lecture 4 @ 4:50 Not as well thought out as the Mike Meyers course. He says im confusing myself. Yes.. and us too sir.. us too

Randy

June 4, 2017

Seems like the instructor was reading the Power Points for the first time, during the lecture. Several typos in the Power Points made them hard to understand. Names of the Sections were misleading, i.e., Section 68 "Installing a Firewall", this section did not speak about Firewalls at all.

Tudor

March 12, 2017

nice. He knows his stuff. Except for 2 at power 0 is not 0. update: he goes too fast through the information. update 2: It's hard to learn something from this

Bryan

March 9, 2017

wish there were some exam type questions at the end of each session so learners can judge how ready they are for the exams

Joshua

February 9, 2017

The slides have typos (misspelling, improper caps, wrong names on labels). The instructor reads the slides slides word-for word and occasionally misreads. The presenter and course seem a little unorganized. I'm guessing the instructor did not make the slides or practice them much. Some concepts are off or at least not explained well. Instructor goes off-script in depth on things that don't matter. Instructor gets lost in his analogies.

Vincent

February 1, 2017

The instructor is not always very clear or accurate. He seems to have a hard time explaining some of the concepts.

Faisal

December 14, 2016

This course is very informative and full of useful tips and tricks. The instructor presentation skill is awesome and understandable. Instructor of this course is knowledgeable about the subject. Well, Organized course with great contents. It is great opportunity to learn from the expert. Highly recommend this course.

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