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Computer Networking - Local Area Networks and the OSI Model
time1.5-3hrs
timebeginner level
This free online local area network course will give you an in-depth look at Local Area Networks and the OSI Model. Local area networks (LAN) are computer networks that range in size from a few computers in a single office to hundreds of devices across several buildings. With this course, learn about Local area network key features such as how they link computers together and provide shared access to printers, file servers, and other services.
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Computer Networking - Local Area Networks and the OSI Model
Learn about Local Area Networks (LAN) and the seven layers of the networking OSI Model with this free online course.
This free online local area network course will give you an in-depth look at Local Area Networks and the OSI Model. Local area networks (LAN) are computer networks that range in size from a few computers in a single office to hundreds of devices across several buildings. With this course, learn about Local area network key features such as how they link computers together and provide shared access to printers, file servers, and other services.
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Module 1
7 Lessons
Introduction to Local Area Networks
In this module we give a quick overview of the course and then dive in to the basic concepts of networking and Local Area Networks.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Introduction to Local Area Networks
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3.Network Terminology
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4.Serial Data Transfer and IP Addresses
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5.Types of Networks
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6.Types of Computing
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7.Lesson Summary
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Module 2
6 Lessons
Defining Networks with Osi Model
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Module 3
1 Lessons
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