A network that was well designed five years ago can quietly become a bottleneck today — more devices, more traffic, more points where things can fail. Keeping computer networks running smoothly means constantly revisiting how they're built and connected, not just installing them once and walking away. This course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy focuses on exactly that: the modern mechanisms used to link and run computer networks.

Because e-business capabilities keep evolving, anyone working with corporate networks needs to keep pace: newer, more flexible ways of connecting systems, running them, and fixing them when something goes wrong. Participants leave with hands-on understanding of how a network is actually built, operated, and maintained.

By the End of the Program, Participants Will Be Able To:

• Apply the general principle of designing a computer network and how to develop it further.
• Operate a computer network and manage day-to-day work on it.
• Maintain a computer network and analyze the problems it might be exposed to, and solve them.
• Identify the component parts of computer networks and how each part is maintained.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and owners of companies.
• Specialized company engineers.
• Developers of network systems within large and medium enterprises.
• Computer network engineers in institutions.
• Electronic and corporate network administrators.
• Researchers and developers in computer network systems.

Module 1: Designing a Computer Network from Scratch

• Creating a computer network and learning its design steps from the ground up
• The general principle behind network design and how to develop it further

Module 2: Digital and Analog Connections

• Converting a network connection to a digital or analog network

Module 3: Modern Connectivity Topologies

• Connecting through STAR and DELTA network structures
• Other modern methods of network connectivity

Module 4: The Server as the Backbone of the Network

• Server design methods that form the basis of computer networking

Module 5: Running the Network Day to Day

• Operating a computer network and managing daily work on it

Module 6: Maintenance, Components, and Problem-Solving

• Identifying the component parts of a network and how each part is maintained
• Analyzing and solving problems a network might be exposed to