This official Microsoft three-day training course helps one build up introductory knowledge and skills on networking. These include Network Infrastructures, Network Hardware, and Protocols and Services. MTA is for individuals who are new to computer technology or/and have a need to validate their knowledge of fundamental concepts before moving on to more advanced IT certifications, such as Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA) and Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD). Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) training and certificationdeliversessential technology skills and anindustryrecognizedcertification to those just starting a career path in Information Technology (IT), or those looking to enhance their understanding of IT fundamentals. MTA skills developmentinstillspractical knowledge on how to apply Microsoft technologies to solve today`s businesschallenges,and is the gateway to the advanced Microsoft certifications that distinguish the industry`s best IT professionals and software developers. If you`re already in a job, MTA can give you the fundamental IT knowledge you need to contribute to business and technology decisions in a more meaningful way.

COURSE BENEFITS

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Understand Network Infrastructures,
• Understand Network Hardware, and
• Understand Protocols and Services.

COURSE PRE-REQUISITES

It is required that students need to meet the following criteria:

• Basic Computer Literacy
• Basic PC Operating System Navigation Skills
• Basic Internet Usage Skills

TARGET AUDIENCE

Anyone starting their IT career path or are looking to enhance their understanding of IT fundamentals in Web Development Technologies.

COURSE OUTLINE

Defining Networks with the OSI Model

• Understanding OSI Basics
• Defining the Communications Subnetwork
• Defining the Upper OSI Layers

• RecognizingWired Networks and Media Types
• Comprehending Wireless Networks

• Working with IPv4
• Working with IPv6

• Using Basic TCP/IP Commands
• Working with Advanced TCP/IP Commands

• Setting Up Common Networking Services
• Defining More Networking Services
• Defining Name Resolution Techniques

• Understanding Routing
• Defining Common WAN Technologies and Connections

• Understanding Networks outside the LAN
• Understanding Security Devices and Zones