The course "Netzwerktechnik Grundkurs für Einsteiger" starts at the very beginning, with an introduction to computer networks. Then it covers network models like OSI and network architectures, for example Ethernet and Token Ring. The provider's goal: You gain solid foundational knowledge of LANs, WANs, and the Internet.
A large block revolves around the connections themselves. Cabling, wireless, network cards, and drivers are on the agenda. Regarding the network operating system, it covers printing, applications, heterogeneous networks, and the client-server environment. Honestly, in everyday life, most questions arise precisely from this part.
Finally, network administration and troubleshooting are covered. Support, monitoring, and security are addressed, along with larger networks and the Internet. The course lasts 2 days, with daily course times from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
The target audience includes interested users as well as future administrators. If you have no prior experience with networks, according to the provider, this is the perfect starting point. However, the prerequisite is still good knowledge of PC basics and Windows.
You can choose between two options. In the classroom training, you sit in the training center, including meals and a certificate of attendance. With VCL Training, everything runs online, with technical support, online access, and the seminar content as PDF. At the end, in both cases, you receive a certificate of attendance or a certificate.
In my opinion, the short duration is the real appeal. Two days are not enough for certification depth, but for a solid basic understanding. If you need the topic in a team, you can also request a company seminar at CBT. The content is then individually compiled, in-house or as a Virtual Classroom LIVE Training.
