Basic Network and Operating Systems Training

Training Duration: 5 Days (09:00–12:00 Theory, 13:00–16:00 Practice)
Participant Profile: Participants lacking network and operating system knowledge

Prerequisites

• Basic computer usage
• General knowledge of the internet (browser, file download, etc.)

Curriculum Topics

• Day 1: Network fundamentals, signals, network topologies (LAN, WAN, IP addressing, routing logic)
• Day 2: Basic network devices (switch, router, modem …) and their functions
• Day 3: Introduction to operating systems: basic Windows and Linux administration commands
• Day 4: User and access management, file permissions, security updates
• Day 5: Network security awareness, simple network scenarios and practical examples

Training Outcomes

• Participants learn basic network concepts.
• Gain fundamental operating system management skills.
• Obtain the foundational knowledge required to advance into higher-level technical courses such as security, artificial intelligence, robotics, and data analytics.

Who Should Attend?

• Individuals with no experience in networks and operating systems
• Those wanting to participate in technical cybersecurity, robotics, or data analysis training but lacking foundational skills

Training Notes

• These preparatory courses serve as required or recommended fundamentals for advanced-level programs.
• The instructor may adapt the content according to participant profiles.
• The program is kept general to appeal to all fields and does not depend on any specific technology or tool.
• Participants receive an institution-approved certificate at the end of the training.