IT Technical Training Courses |
Intro to PCIntroduction to PC Training CourseThe PC has become a standard tool in the office and even in the home environment. Everyone must acquire essential skills in navigating their way around a computer. This course offers the set of basic skills often referred to as computer literacy, Including understanding the desktop environment, browsing, opening and closing files. Who Should attend? Prerequisites: Duration: |
Linux EssLinux Essentials Training CourseLinux is a free, open source operating system, that is rather similar to UNIX. Linux is widely used as a server, especially for web sites. Linux systems are wonderfully easy to deploy, are rock solid and easy to update. You will learn the essential concepts of the Linux operating system. On completion learners will be able to work at the Linux command prompt and be familiar with the most important command line tools. Concepts taught on this course are pre-requisites for the System Administration, Networking and Security courses. Who Should attend? Prerequisites: Duration: |
PC NetworkingPC Networking Training CourseTechnicians will gain skills needed to obtain a PC Networking certification, an industry recognised credential. This course builds a strong foundation in PC-based network features, benefits, cost concerns, performance issues, and troubleshooting. This course will help you to have full understanding of Computer Networks, practical usage of network switches, routers and wireless networks. Who Should attend? Prerequisites: Duration: |
TCP/IPTCP/IP Networking Training CourseTCP/IP Stands for Transmission Control Protocol over the Internet Protocol and it has come to represent the stack of protocols used for modern computer networking. (A protocol is the set of rules that determine the format of data and control information that is transmitted over the network). This course covers a broad overview of the components to a network protocol stack. It focuses specifically on the format of TCP/IP Packets. The set up of network interfaces on computers (in Linux or Windows). Understanding static destination based routing on a network. Understanding calculating netmasks and CIDR. Who Should attend? Prerequisites: Duration: |

