
23.5 hours on-demand video
21 Sections, 99 Lectures
4 downloadable resources
Assignments
Certificate of Completion
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Confident at Answering Networking Related Question
Get familiar with Linux / Learn Linux socket programming
Decorate your Resume with projects done in this Course
Course content has been designed keeping the MNCs interviews in Mind
Become a Networking professional Developer
Build & Decode the complete packet from scratch
L2 and L3 Routing, Vlan based Routing
Open up opportunities to Networking/System programming Companies
Build Github portfolio, strengthen your employability
Learn Networking concepts at all Layers of OSI Model
Coding Assignments and Projects
Master designing and Writing TCP/UDP Servers in Linux environment
Concept of Packet Encapsulation
Enthusiasm to learn and sustain continous learning
Good to have Basic programming skills in C is required
College Student who should have taken or about to take a UG Networking course
Working professional who is looking to break into Networking domain/telecom
Network Admins
This course is about strengthening the Networking concepts and fundamentals with assignments side by side with theory.
Through this course you will be able to :
Understand the Functioning of TCP/IP Stack (OSI Model).
Understand the function of each layer in TCP/IP stack in good detail.
Explain the L2 routing concepts - Mac Addresses and ARP
Explain the L3 routing concepts - IP Addresses and IP protocol
Understand the procedure of Dynamic construction of L3 Routing Table
Understand various ways to design a Linux TCP/UDP server program in C
Understand Socket programming in C
Understand the Networking devices functioning - L2 switch and L3 router
Understand packet Journey through the layers of TCP/IP stack
Design and implement HTTP Webservers from scratch
Read and manufacture the network packets from scratch
Understand the concept of TLVs
Concept of packet Encapsulation
Understand Domain Name System (DNS)
Virtual LANs (VLANs) and Routing in VLANs
Broadcast Domain and Collision Domain
We Understand - Networking by its nature is inclined towards being a theoretical subject of study. To arouse the interest of the students ,we elaborate each and every topic of this course through an assignment or project.
This course is thorough. We explain the design, discuss the code flow and then guide the audience how to implement the particular concept design in detail in a step by step manner.
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