This session aims to introduce participants to the fundamental concepts of computer networking, how networks operate, and their key components. Learners will explore different types of networks, the devices used to build and manage them, as well as the basic principles of IP addressing and data transmission between devices. No prior knowledge or experience is required, making this session ideal for beginners and individuals interested in the field of Information Technology.
University students interested in Information Technology and Computer Networking.
Beginners who want to learn the fundamentals of computer networks from scratch.
Individuals considering pursuing networking certifications such as CCNA.
Anyone interested in understanding how devices communicate and exchange data over networks.
Prerequisites: No prior networking knowledge or experience is required.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Define computer networks and explain their importance.
Differentiate between various types of networks, including LAN, MAN, and WAN.
Identify the main networking devices such as routers, switches, and access points.
Explain the difference between the Internet and local networks.
Understand the basics of IP addressing and its role in communication.
Describe the OSI model and the function of its layers at a fundamental level.
Explain how data travels between devices within a network.
Apply basic networking concepts through simple examples and practical activities.