The ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I (leading to ExpertRating Computer Networking Training
Certification-Introductory).
Introduction to Networking explains computer networking basics in
terms that you can easily understand, using concepts common to
everyday, non-computing experience. A brief introduction to
networking history provides context, explaining how networks have
become so important to businesses and individuals. The course
emphasizes networking fundamentals, explaining the software and
hardware that makes networking possible. The course stresses
understanding how and why networks work, rather than focusing on
memorization of terms or numbers.
Upon
completion of the course, you will be capable of performing basic
computer networking tasks, such as DSL connectivity or configuring
connections to an Internet Service Provider. This course will give
you the foundation you need to begin training for CCNA Certification
or employment in a computer networking career.
This course includes a knowledgeable and
caring instructor who will guide you through your lessons,
facilitate discussions, and answer your questions. The instructor
for this course will be David Iseminger.
David Iseminger
About
the
ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I instructor :David Iseminger is
a computer and networking expert and an experienced teacher of
networking topics. As a student first and expert second, Iseminger
knows which teaching approaches are most effective. Iseminger has
worked at Microsoft Corporation as a telecommunications specialist,
networking performance analyst, and lead programming writer for
cutting-edge network disciplines, including emerging wireless
technologies. Iseminger has published 12 computer books with various
publishers, including John Wiley & Sons, Macmillan, Microsoft Press,
and one ...for Dummies book. His formal education is from the
University of Washington where he earned degrees in English and
Comparative Literature with a minor in writing. Iseminger earned his
MCSE certification in under a month.
Online Computer Networking
Course requirements:
For taking this instructor led
ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I you need Internet access, e-mail, and the
Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser, and a
computer equipped with Microsoft Windows 95 or newer.
Testimonials:
The ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I has received overwhelming positive
feedback and reviews from students around the world. Here are a few:
"David
Iseminger is an excellent instructor!! Wouldn't hesitant to take any class he
would teach and also wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to others. He knows how
to simplify complicated material to make it comprehensible and understandable,
he answers questions and makes you feel that no question is out of bounds or
silly or out of place, is extremely warm and friendly, makes one feel very
welcome in his class, writes his lessons with clarity and coherence, using very
familiar analogies that gives one a clear picture of complex material (I bet
there is a poet in him). His class was over much too fast, it was so enjoyable
and instructive. David never showed impatience with anyone, made you feel he
could learn from you too which was so refreshing. I learned more than I ever
thought I would in such a class, way more, and am also inspired and encouraged
to learn much more on the subject. It is instructors like David who will keep me
taking online classes. The class was extremely worthwhile and one that will stay
with me. Thanks!"
"David
Iseminger (the instructor) writes amazingly clearly, and he manages to find
accurate analogies to help explain nearly every concept in the course. The
lessons and chapters are organized logically, and concepts are explained fully
yet succinctly. Furthermore, the material is explained in a way that makes it
downright interesting. Highly recommended for anyone interested in learning
about computer networking."
"David:
This was a GREAT course, and EXACTLY what I needed. Thanks for a great job you
did. EVERYTHING about this course was simply superb - the format, the content,
the materials, the way things were presented, etc. etc. I liked your style and
material so much that I feel I could learn a lot from you."
"Excellent
course content, good analogies and examples. Explained in an easily understood
manner. Content was perfect for an introductory course."
Excellent
course. Lots of information was provided, however it was a very easy-to-follow
format and it was kept interesting."
"Excellent
use of illustrations as a means of clarifying initially difficult concepts. Very
clear writing style. I also enjoyed the humor. Overall, an excellent course."
"Finally,
someone who completely understands his subject and is capable of conveying that
understanding to others. This course met the criteria for effective teaching:
Explain clearly, Illustrate and show practical application. I will be back for
more!!!"
"Great
class. Loved your teaching method. I hope to have you as my intermediate
professor."
"Great
course!! Look forward to the Intermediate. I learned a lot."
"Great
refresher course. Look forward to doing the intermediate course starting in
November. Thanks."
"I
absolutely loved this class. It's everything I hoped for and more. I would like
to take an advanced class from this instructor in the future."
ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I
(leading to
ExpertRating Computer Networking Certification-Introductory)
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Computer Networking Certification exam at your convenience. You can complete the exam within 2 months of buying the
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What learning aids will I get?
The
ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I includes the following learning aids:
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A friendly instructor to answer your questions online
A discussion area to have your questions answered
Chapter end quizzes to ensure that you are learning important aspects of every chapter
Chapter assignments to help you practically use the
Computer Networking that you will learn during the Computer
Networking Course.
What is the final exam like?
The final exam is fully based upon the
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ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I Courseware.
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ExpertRating instructor led courses commence
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All courses run for six weeks, with a two-week grace period at the end. Two lessons are released each week for the six-week duration of the course. You do not have to be present when the lesson is released, but you must complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.
A new section of each course starts on the second or third Wednesday of each month. If enrolling in a series of two or more courses please be sure to space the start date for each course at least two months apart.
Networking
can help you increase business productivity and improve the skills
of your employees.
Networking is the method by which two or more computing devices can
be linked together for the purpose of sharing data. Networks are
developed by mixing computer hardware and computer software.
Networking can help you to reorganize the office, share music files
and printers. The Networking course will provide you tips and give a
comprehensive understanding of the tools and techniques which will
get you started with setting up a network. There are two kinds of
network available; wired networks which use Ethernet (CAT-5) cables
to connect to networked components and wireless networks which use
Wi-Fi which is a wireless communication standard.
The ExpertRating Networking Certification will help you easily set
up a network at home, in the office or in schools.
Have you ever
wondered how networks started? You're surrounded
by networks, whether they're computer networks,
networks of roads, or the network of telephones
that allow you to communicate every day. In this
first lesson, you'll learn how networks have
evolved over the last hundred years. You'll also
find out why every additional device that
connects to a network greatly increases the
value of the network. By the time you've
completed this lesson, you'll have a framework
of knowledge that will take you through the rest
of the course.
Friday - Lesson 02
In this lesson,
you'll jump right into networks and networking,
and learn how they work. You'll use examples
from your everyday experience. You'll learn how
to tell the difference between a network and
networking, and realize that computer networks
are a lot like freeway networks. You'll never
look at an interstate the same way again! You'll
also find out why shipping your data from one
computer to the next is a lot like sending your
distant uncle a new coffee mug for his birthday.
Believe it or not, freeways and shipped gifts
have a direct correlation to how networks and
networking operate!
Week Two
Wednesday - Lesson 03
Have you ever heard
someone refer to a computer as a server? Maybe
you've heard someone talk about connecting
computers in a peer-to-peer environment.
Understanding the difference between
client/server and peer-to-peer networks really
helps you learn about computers and networking.
So in this lesson, you'll learn how to tell the
difference between client/server and
peer-to-peer networks, and when to use one
instead of the other.
Friday - Lesson 04
Many people have
heard of Ethernet, but what does that mean
exactly? In this lesson, you'll learn all about
Ethernet, and a whole lot more. Here you'll find
out the difference between a star topology and a
bus topology, and the advantages of each. Is
Ethernet or Token Ring the best modern network
technology, and why? In this lesson, you'll get
those answers and many more!
Week Three
Wednesday - Lesson 05-
This lesson will
explore how routers operate, and you'll see why
routers operate a lot like how a receptionist in
a growing company handles telephone calls. This
lesson will build on information you learned in
previous lessons, then you'll find out how a
single interconnected network (the Internet) can
actually span the entire globe. A global network
is an amazing feat, accomplished by
interconnecting network segments and routing
data! When you've completed this lesson, you'll
understand how routing helps data to cross the
city, state, or an entire ocean.
Friday - Lesson 06
When people
communicate, they speak a language—such as
English—to exchange information. Computers
communicate similarly over a network, but
instead of speaking a language, they use
something called a protocol. Protocols are
similar to languages, and in this lesson, you'll
learn about the protocols used in networking.
You'll also learn which protocol has emerged as
the dominant computer protocol, and why!
Week Four
Wednesday - Lesson 07
In this lesson,
you'll learn how the networking protocol TCP/IP
operates. TCP/IP is a collection of protocols,
and in this lesson you'll learn how TCP/IP
divides its tasks. This lesson will go over how
TCP/IP uses addresses to direct data to its
rightful owner—it's similar to how people use
street addresses.
Friday - Lesson 08
Have you ever
wondered how your computer converts a World Wide
Web address into a Web site that appears on your
screen? In this lesson, you'll learn how the
Domain Name System (DNS) translates names into
numeric addresses, and how all that allows your
favorite Web site, e-mail, or file to appear on
your computer screen. You'll also learn how the
entire computer industry comes to a consensus
about how the Internet should work.
Week Five
Wednesday - Lesson 09
This lesson will
take a look at Wide Area Networks (WANs) and how
they compare to Local Area Networks (LANs).
You'll learn all about how data gets sent over
long distances, and how the Internet changed
expensive, long-distance network connections.
You'll also learn how Point-to-Point Tunneling
Protocol (PPTP) secures those Internet
connections from prying eyes.
Friday - Lesson 10
If you connect to
the Internet, you use remote access. This lesson
will explore the traditional means of connecting
to remote LANs, and talk about exactly how
dial-up Internet access works. Then this lesson
will discuss modern means by which many people
connect to the Internet, including DSL and cable
modems.
Week Six
Wednesday - Lesson 11
In this lesson,
you'll apply many of the concepts you've learned
so far in this course. This lesson will walk
through the process of making an Internet
connection, and you'll see the step-by-step
process of creating a dial-up connection. Each
step of the way, you'll come to understand
what's going on behind the scenes. From there,
this lesson will jump to connecting to the
Internet using broadband connections, such as
DSL or cable modems.
Friday - Lesson 12
This final lesson will tie all the previous lessons
together, clarifying how new information about networks and
networking can be quickly understood. You'll learn three
categories into which networking knowledge can be placed,
and see examples to apply your newfound network categories.
By the end of this lesson, your understanding of networking
will be solid as a rock, and you'll be well-prepared for a
lifetime of continued learning about networking!
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About
the
ExpertRating Online Computer Networking Course-I instructor :David Iseminger is
a computer and networking expert and an experienced teacher of
networking topics. As a student first and expert second, Iseminger
knows which teaching approaches are most effective. Iseminger has
worked at Microsoft Corporation as a telecommunications specialist,
networking performance analyst, and lead programming writer for
cutting-edge network disciplines, including emerging wireless
technologies. Iseminger has published 12 computer books with various
publishers, including John Wiley & Sons, Macmillan, Microsoft Press,
and one ...for Dummies book. His formal education is from the
University of Washington where he earned degrees in English and
Comparative Literature with a minor in writing. Iseminger earned his
MCSE certification in under a month.
"David
Iseminger is an excellent instructor!! Wouldn't hesitant to take any class he
would teach and also wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to others. He knows how
to simplify complicated material to make it comprehensible and understandable,
he answers questions and makes you feel that no question is out of bounds or
silly or out of place, is extremely warm and friendly, makes one feel very
welcome in his class, writes his lessons with clarity and coherence, using very
familiar analogies that gives one a clear picture of complex material (I bet
there is a poet in him). His class was over much too fast, it was so enjoyable
and instructive. David never showed impatience with anyone, made you feel he
could learn from you too which was so refreshing. I learned more than I ever
thought I would in such a class, way more, and am also inspired and encouraged
to learn much more on the subject. It is instructors like David who will keep me
taking online classes. The class was extremely worthwhile and one that will stay
with me. Thanks!"
ExpertRating
is one of the world's only ISO 9001:2015
Certified companies (from
TUV America) offering an Online Computer Networking -I Course (leading to ExpertRating Computer Networking -I Skills Certification). 
It is very safe to buy from
ExpertRating. Apart from being an ISO 9001:2015
certified company, it is also HackerSafe approved.
