Network Engineer Program
This 8-month program builds practical knowledge of computer hardware, operating systems, network protocols, IP addressing, routing, switching, enterprise networking, firewall technologies, wireless networks and basic SD-WAN.
Learning Approach
Learners progress from technical support and networking fundamentals to Cisco enterprise networking concepts. The course emphasizes configuration, troubleshooting, access control, network services and practical implementation scenarios.
Primary Focus
Networking, routing, switching, firewall administration, wireless networking and SD-WAN fundamentals.
Career Outcomes
The program prepares learners for roles such as Network Engineer, Network Support Engineer, NOC Engineer, Network Administrator, Network Security Engineer, L1/L2 Network Engineer and Technical Support Engineer.
Course Highlights
Program Highlights
Computer hardware, operating systems and technical support fundamentals
Networking concepts, protocols, devices and IP addressing
Routing, switching, VLANs and subnetting
Enterprise network implementation and troubleshooting
Firewall policies, NAT, access control and security rules
Wireless configuration, security and troubleshooting
Basic SD-WAN architecture and use cases
Career preparation for network engineering, NOC and L1/L2 support roles
Curriculum
A structured roadmap from foundation to job practice.
Total Modules
8
CompTIA A+
Computer hardware, operating systems, troubleshooting and technical support fundamentals.
CompTIA Network+
Networking concepts, protocols, devices, IP addressing and troubleshooting.
Cisco CCNA
Routing, switching, VLANs, subnetting, access control and network services.
Cisco CCNP Enterprise
Advanced enterprise routing, switching and network implementation.
Cisco CCIE Concepts
Fundamental and advanced concepts aligned with enterprise networking depth.
Firewall Technologies
Firewall deployment, policies, access control, NAT and security rules.
Wireless Networking
Wireless standards, configuration, security and troubleshooting.
Basic SD-WAN
Introduction to software-defined WAN architecture and use cases.
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy and familiarity with operating systems
- Interest in networking, infrastructure and technical troubleshooting
- No prior professional networking experience is required