MTA - Networking Fundamentals: LANs, Addressing, Media Types
Start Learning Computer Networking from Scratch using the MTA Exam 98-366 Curriculum

What you will learn
Start Learning Computer Networking from Scratch.
Learn about Local Area Networks
Learn about Numbering Systems & Network Addressing
Learn about ARP & ICMP
Learn about Wired and Wireless Network Medias
Practice with Cisco Packet Tracer to understand the concept.
Understand Network Topologies
Understand Token Ring and FDDI
Understand Ethernet
Work with hubs
Work with switches
Part of the Full course: MTA - Networking Fundamentals (Teaching and Learning)
Why take this course?
🎓 Start Learning Computer Networking from Scratch using the MTA Exam 98-366 Curriculum
Course Instructor: Bassam Alkaff • Remote Author @ INE
Course Overview:
Embark on your networking journey with the **MTA - Networking Fundamentals (Teaching and Learning) part of the full course by Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA). This entry-level certification is your gateway to mastering the fundamentals of networking and sets the foundation for more advanced Microsoft certifications like MCSA and MCSE. It's a comprehensive start, similar to Network+ or Cisco ICND1/CCENT certifications.
What You Will Learn:
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Understanding Computer Networks: Dive into the core concept of what makes up a computer network and the role of local area networks (LANs) in our interconnected world.
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Network Addressing Mastery: Grasp the essentials of network addressing, including how to assign and manage IP addresses for devices within a network.
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Numbering Systems Explained: Get comfortable with binary, hexadecimal, and other numbering systems as you explore networking concepts like IPv4, IPv6, and MAC addresses.
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Hands-On Practice with Cisco Packet Tracer: Apply your knowledge of network addressing in practical scenarios using the powerful simulation tool, Cisco Packet Trancer.
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Network Protocols Unpacked: Learn about ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) and ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) to understand how devices communicate in a network.
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Media Types and Network Topologies: Gain insights into different types of wired and wireless media, as well as an understanding of various network topologies like Token Ring, FDDI, Ethernet, hubs, and switches.
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Real-World Application: Each concept is not just theoretical; you'll see how these elements come together in practical, real-world applications.
Course Highlights:
✅ Foundational Knowledge: Learn the basics of networking to understand LANs and network addressing.
✅ Numbering Systems: Get a solid grasp on binary, hexadecimal, and their roles in IPv4/IPv6 and MAC addresses.
✅ Hands-On Practice: Use Cisco Packet Tracer to apply your knowledge of network addressing and protocols.
✅ Understanding Protocols: Grasp the functions and importance of ARP and ICMP in network communication.
✅ Network Media Types & Topologies: Explore various wired and wireless media types, as well as Ethernet, hubs, switches, Token Ring, FDDI, and more.
Why Take This Course?
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Career Advancement: Position yourself for success by laying the groundwork for a career in networking.
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Foundation for Further Study: Use this course as a stepping stone towards obtaining your MCSA or MCSE certifications and beyond.
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Expertise Development: Build a strong foundation of knowledge that will allow you to troubleshoot, design, and implement network solutions confidently.
Join Us!
Take the first step towards mastering computer networking with the MTA - Networking Fundamentals course. With expert guidance from Bassam Alkaff, you'll gain practical skills that are essential for any career in IT, and most importantly, you'll have fun learning! 🚀
Happy learning and see you inside the course! 📚➡️💻
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