Computer Cabling and New Networks
Reference : NET-CBL-21
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Level & Prerequisites :
Duration : 2 days
Basic understanding of computer hardware
No prior networking experience required
Description
This course provides a practical and comprehensive introduction to computer cabling and modern network infrastructures. Participants will learn the fundamentals of structured cabling, network standards, installation techniques, and emerging technologies shaping today’s digital environments. Through demonstrations and hands‑on exercises, learners will gain the technical skills required to install, test, and maintain reliable network cabling systems that support high‑performance communication and connectivity.
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Who Should Attend
IT technicians and support staff
Network installers and field technicians
System administrators and infrastructure teams
Students or professionals entering the networking field
Anyone responsible for installing or maintaining network cabling
Course objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the principles of structured cabling systems
Identify different types of cables, connectors, and network components
Install and terminate copper and fiber‑optic cables
Apply industry standards (TIA/EIA, ISO/IEC) for cabling and network design
Use tools and equipment for testing and certifying network cabling
Understand LAN topologies, switching, routing, and wireless fundamentals
Recognize emerging network technologies and trends
Implement best practices for safe, efficient, and scalable installations
Content
Module 1 — Introduction to Structured Cabling
Module 2 — Copper Cabling (Twisted Pair)
Module 3 — Fiber Optic Cabling
Module 4 — Tools, Installation & Safety
Module 5 — Network Fundamentals
Module 6 — Testing & Certification
Module 7 — New Network Technologies
Module 8 — Practical Workshops