Courses

The Intro (Jr.) Network Engineer program provides students with a foundational understanding of
computer networking concepts, tools, and hands-on skills required to begin a career as a
network technician or entry-level network engineer. Students will learn how to design and
configure small-scale networks, manage connectivity, and ensure seamless communication
across devices.

Through guided labs and practical exercises, learners will gain the ability to
build EIGRP and OSPF networks, configure IP addressing, wire and connect devices,
and create VLANs. This program also emphasizes system maintenance, device linking,
and network troubleshooting to ensure operational efficiency in both small business and
enterprise environments.

What You’ll Learn

• Networking fundamentals and topologies
• Configuring IP addresses and subnets
• Designing and implementing EIGRP and OSPF networks
• Creating and managing VLANs
• Wiring and connecting routers, switches, and end-user devices
• Integrating networked peripherals such as printers, fax machines, and telephones
• Managing cellular and communication device connectivity

Topics Covered

• Network design principles and infrastructure setup
• Routing and switching fundamentals
• Network device management and monitoring
• Software and hardware upgrades and patching
• Network troubleshooting and diagnostics
• Introduction to network security basics

Format & Materials

• Instructor-led lessons with guided, hands-on labs
• Interactive exercises in network setup and maintenance
• Access to real or simulated networking equipment for practice

Prerequisites

• A High School Diploma or equivalent, or age beyond compulsory school attendance
• No prior networking experience required

Outcomes & Next Steps

• Understand core networking concepts and device configurations
• Develop the ability to manage and troubleshoot small-scale networks
• Prepare for advanced courses such as Cisco Certified Network Admin (CCNA)
• Qualify for entry-level IT support and network technician roles