Computer Networking Course – 3 Months
The Computer Networking Course – 3 Months is a practical vocational training programme designed to equip learners with essential knowledge and hands-on skills in computer networking, network configuration, connectivity, network devices and basic troubleshooting. The course provides a comprehensive introduction to networking fundamentals, helping learners understand how computers and digital devices connect, communicate, exchange data and share resources across different network environments.
Computer networking plays a vital role in modern Information Technology infrastructure, supporting communication, data sharing and digital operations across businesses, educational institutions, government departments and other organisations. This course introduces learners to essential networking concepts, including network types, network topologies, transmission media, IP addressing, network protocols and networking hardware such as routers, switches and hubs. Learners also explore practical networking activities, including Ethernet cable preparation, basic network configuration, local area network (LAN) setup, resource sharing and identifying common network connectivity issues.
Delivered by Inspire Institute of Technologies Pakistan, a registered TTB-affiliated training centre, this three-month course is suitable for beginners, students, job seekers and individuals interested in developing technical competencies in computer networking and IT support. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and practical training, learners develop foundational skills that can support entry-level opportunities in IT support, network assistance and computer network maintenance. Successful completion can also provide a starting point for further technical training in advanced networking, network administration and cybersecurity.
Inspire Institute of Technologies Pakistan– TTB Affiliated Centre | Registration No. DTE&MT/TTB/IITP/ISB/14580.
Course Overview
Awarding Body
TTB
Duration
3 months
Study Mode
Online – blinded
Fee
18,000
Study Units
- Networking Fundamentals
- Transmission Media and Cabling
- Network Devices and Hardware
- IP Addressing and Subnetting
- LAN Setup and Resource Sharing
- Switching, Routing and Network Simulation
- Wireless Networking and Security
- Network Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Entry Requirements
- Age: Applicants should generally be 16 years or above.
- Educational Background: Minimum middle or matriculation education is preferred. Candidates with basic computer knowledge are encouraged to apply.
- Professional Experience: No previous work experience or networking background is required.
- Language: Basic understanding of English or Urdu is recommended to understand networking terminology and technical instructions.
- Computer Skills: Basic computer literacy, including familiarity with operating systems and common computer applications, is beneficial.
Who Can Enroll
The Computer Networking Course – 3 Months is suitable for individuals who want to develop practical networking skills and build a foundation in Information Technology.
- Students interested in computer networking and IT.
- Beginners seeking practical computer networking skills.
- Job seekers preparing for entry-level IT support roles.
- Individuals interested in network installation and maintenance.
- Computer operators looking to expand their technical knowledge.
- IT professionals seeking to strengthen their networking fundamentals.
- Individuals planning to pursue advanced networking, network administration or cybersecurity training.
Course Learning Outcomes
After successfully completing the course, Learners will be able to:
- Explain the fundamental concepts of computer networking, data communication, network types and topologies.
- Describe the OSI and TCP/IP reference models and their roles in network communication.
- Identify different transmission media, network cables, connectors and cabling standards.
- Prepare, terminate and test basic Ethernet cables using appropriate networking tools.
- Identify networking devices, including NICs, hubs, switches, routers, modems and wireless access points.
- Install and connect basic networking hardware and perform initial connectivity checks.
- Explain IPv4 addressing, public and private IP addresses, subnet masks and default gateways.
- Configure basic static IP addresses and perform introductory subnetting exercises.
- Establish basic Local Area Networks (LANs) and configure peer-to-peer and workgroup connections.
- Share files, folders and network printers while applying basic user access permissions.
- Explain basic switching and routing concepts and perform introductory configurations in a simulated environment.
- Use Cisco Packet Tracer to design and simulate simple computer networks.
- Describe the functions of DHCP, DNS, HTTP and FTP protocols.
- Configure basic wireless networks, including SSIDs and supported wireless security settings.
- Apply fundamental network security practices using firewalls, antivirus software and access controls.
- Use diagnostic commands such as
ping,ipconfig,tracertandnetstatto investigate network issues. - Identify common network hardware, cabling and connectivity faults and perform basic troubleshooting.
- Carry out routine network maintenance while following appropriate equipment-handling and electrical safety practices.
