Networking Skills

This course presents a training course on Networking skills to whomsoever aims to acquire the skills of networks management and design and gaining perception of networking strategies and its fundamentals.

The concept of "Networking" and the formulation of networks among organizations represent a new and effective launch of civil society. This sector was excluded in the sixties and seventies regarding the process of planning, development and decision making in the majority of the world countries which relied only on the experience of governments and decisions of the ruling elite. Development planning was performed from the peak to the bottom without any actual contribution by the public. Networks or Networking is the system which connects two or more devices using one of telecommunication systems techniques. This is in order to exchange information, resources and data available on the network such as printer or application programs of any type. It also helps in the direct connection among users. Computer Networks Study is generally one of the branches of Communication Sciences. Computers accessed through the same network may be near to each other; i.e. computers are in one room, which is a local network, while networks may consist of devices far from each other; such as networks among cities or even continents. These networks are called “Internet”.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Target Category:

• Managers and owners of economic, commercial and social establishments.
• All employees in technical departments.
• Technical development engineers and network engineers.
• Students of computer science and information technology faculties and institutes.

How participants will benefit from the Course:

At the end of this course, Participants will gain perception of the following:

• Perception of the importance of local and international networks in all businesses.
• How to prepare networks and connect between them.
• Adequate experience in the field of information exchange via networks.