Bootcamp Overview:

This bootcamp is designed to prepare students for the CompTIA Network+ certification exam N10-009. Students will learn about networking basics, understanding ports and protocols, routing and switching connectors and media, networking technologies, wireless networking, SOHO networks, network optimization and monitoring, network access, network security, and troubleshooting. 

Who Should Attend:

Our CompTIA Network+ Bootcamp is designed for anyone aiming to earn the Network+ certification. Whether you’re an aspiring network technician, a junior network administrator, or an experienced network engineer, this bootcamp will enhance your career prospects. Start your journey toward certification with our expert-led training and advance your networking career today.

Student should have taken and passed the following courses:

• CIS102A – Networking Fundamentals, Part 1
• CIS102B – Networking Fundamentals, Part 2

What’s Included:

• Four days of live training (4 hours each day).
• Access to exam preparation software tailored specifically to the N10-009 exam.
• Engaging practical exercises, review sessions, and a practice exam.

Prerequisites:

Participants should have passed CIS102A and CIS102B to gain a basic understanding of IT concepts, computing devices, and clint operating technologies.

Recommended Resources:

West, Jill. (October 2024). CompTIA Network+ Guide to Networks 10th. Cengage.
ISBN: 9798214012780, ISBN10: 82140412783

Certification Details:

This boot camp prepares you to pass CompTIA Network+ (N10-009)

The exam includes:

• Domain 1: Networking Concepts (23%)
• Domain 2: Networking Implementation (20%)
• Domain 3: Network Operations (19%)
• Domain 4: Network Security (14%)
• Domain 5: Network Troubleshooting (24%)

What You’ll Learn:

• Networking fundamentals and concepts
• Compare and contrast networking appliances, applications, and functions
• Fundamental cloud concepts and connectivity options
• Networking ports, protocols, services, and traffic types
• Physical and wireless media standards
• IPv4 network addressing
• Modern network environments
• Characteristics of routing technologies
• Switching technologies and features
• Wireless devices and technologies
• Physical installation factors
• Principles of documentation and organizational processes
• Common networking monitoring solutions
• Disaster recovery concepts
• DHCP, DNS, and NTP network services
• Compare and contrast network access management and VPN methodologies
• Overview of basic network security concepts
• Identity various types of attacks and impact to the network
• Identify cases for network security features, defense, and solutions
• Troubleshooting strategies
• Common issues in networking hardware and software services
• Troubleshooting common performance issues and network test tools