Computer Networks And OSI Layers: From App To MAC And PHY

About Course

Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY – Free access code – qu3mx5tw

Computer networks are a growing trend. You can find them at your home, school, work, and most of the places you go daily. In this course, you will learn the basic concepts of computer networks. Specifically, you are expected to achieve the following milestones:

Become aware of networks surrounding you

When you start noticing networks around you, you will also understand the big part of the IT world. You will learn how the Internet works, how your Internet Service Provider (ISP) allows you to connect online, how do people share data without Internet access, and much more. Everything starts by becoming aware of computer networks.

Learn how to set up a network

Whether you are taking this course to improve yourself, to get a better grade at school, or because of work, setting up a network is a skill that is very useful today. Yet many people do not know how to do it. You have an opportunity to learn it in a few minutes.

Learn how to protect yourself in a network, including the Internet

Unwanted sharing of passwords, pictures, documents, credit card numbers, and internet activity is not something anybody would want to share. But, with the expanded usage of computer networks, privacy is becoming an abstract term. This course helps you protect yourself when going online, and also protects your home/office network.

Who is this course for?

Anyone who wants to learn the most important concepts of Computer Networks
A person who just wants to learn how the Internet works
Anyone who is studying on their Computer Network exam.

What will you learn?

As I wrote earlier, you will learn the most important concepts of Computer Networks. The exact topics include:

Types of networks (size, topology)
Cables in computer networks
TCP/IP architecture
ISO/OSI model
IP protocol (IP address, routing)
TCP & UDP – How they work and what they do
TCP – Connection management.

What things do I need?

To take this course, you only need your computer or smartphone and an internet connection.

Also, if you don’t understand something or if you need help with something. You can always reach out to me. Mostly I respond within a day.

At the end of this course, You will get a certificate of completion. That you can put on your resume or your link in your profile.

So do you want to learn how the internet works?

Enroll today and I will see you in the course

Who this course is for (Syllabus):

The course is for everyone interested in learning about computer networks;
Students that need help with network subjects;
People who simply want to improve their knowledge of computer networks;
Anyone who tried to learn about a computer network, but failed due to the lack of a perceivable image of it;
People preparing for certification exams (such as CCNA 200-301 Course); You may check out the following related CCNA course to continue your learning journey and become an expert in this domain CCNA 200-301 Course

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So, in summary, the main topics of this computer network course include: 1. Network Basics 2. Network Protocols 3. Network Architecture 4. Network Topologies 5. Network Security 6. Network Troubleshooting 7. Network Performance and Optimization 8. Network Administration 9. Wireless Networking 10. Internet Protocols 11. Network Monitoring 12. Network Services 13. Network Virtualization 14. Network Design and Implementation

So, in summary, the main topics of this computer network course include: 1. Network Basics 2. Network Protocols 3. Network Architecture 4. Network Topologies 5. Network Security 6. Network Troubleshooting 7. Network Performance and Optimization 8. Network Administration 9. Wireless Networking 10. Internet Protocols 11. Network Monitoring 12. Network Services 13. Network Virtualization 14. Network Design and Implementation

Recognize the computer network implementation on various levels and explain how does it work;
Understand the network concept and the need for networks;
Recognize networking devices and implement them in a computer network;
Set up a LAN and differentiate network topologies;
Differentiate network architectures;
Tell the difference between communication modes;
Explain the basics of the OSI (7-layer) model;
Differentiate MAC addresses from IP addresses;

Course Content

Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY
Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY

Course content overview and trailer

03:07
About the Instructor Dr. Jehad Hamamreh

03:09
Introduction to Computer Networks and OSI Layers – L1P1

49:04
Elements of Internet Protocols and Network Topology – Computer Networks – L1P2

41:53
Introduction to IoT applications, services, and technologies – Critical IoT and Massive IoT

34:04
How to practically build and deploy IoT applications

13:03
IP, MAC and Port Addresses in Computer Networks

37:54
Circuit Switching and Packet Switching in Computer networks

25:29
Layering in Computer networks (OSI reference model layers and TCP/IP reference model layers)

47:13
IP, MAC and Port addresses and how they are added in computer networks

11:06
TCP/IP model vs OSI reference model, the mapping between them, and their different protocols

13:36
Important CMD commands in networking: ipconfig, ping, nslookup, ipconfic/all, etc.

13:43
Main networking devices in computer networks: routers, switches, hubs, etc.

12:30
Networking devices – bridges, routes, switches, hubs, firewalls, etc.

17:02
The physical layer functionalities in computer and communication networks

22:31
Media links & connections in Computer Networks: Wired (Copper, Optics) & Wireless (WiFi, WiMax, LiFi)

12:45
The physical layer in computer networks – follow up

08:59
MAC layer functionalities – addressing, framing, flow control, error control, and access control

05:16
Sublayers of the data link layer: MAC and LLC or DLC

03:46
The Framing concept in computer networks

04:22
The Framing approaches: Bit oriented approach and byte or character oriented approach

05:47
HDLC Frame Format and Its Different Types – bit stuffing

03:45
Frame protocols in computer communication networks

12:29
Error control – VRC, LRC, CRC

14:42
Error control – LRC

05:39
Network performance – bandwidth and throughput

08:50
Latency and delay

06:47
Bandwidth delay product

07:00
Round trip time – RTT

04:06
Stop and wait ARQ protocol with sliding window

05:06
Flow Control in Data link layer – concept and properties

05:39
Stop and wait ARQ

12:13
Go Back-N ARQ

06:14
Selective Repeat ARQ

04:28
Animation explaining how ARQ works

08:07
What is Multiple Access and why its needed?

24:05
Pure Alloha Protocol

09:51
Slotted Alloha Protocol

06:40
Carrier sense multiple access (CSMA) in communication networks and its different types

16:26
CSMA in communication networks – 1-PERSISTENT CSMA

05:16
CSMA in communication networks – Non-persistent CSMA

02:40
CSMA in communication networks – P-persistent CSMA and how its different from 1-persistent and non-p

06:59
CSMA in wired communication networks – CSMA/CD

14:49
CSMA in wireless communication networks – CSMA/CA

13:07
Control multi access methods in communication networks: reservation, token passing, and polling

05:37
Scheduling-based (or channelization-based) multi-access methods: TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, SDMA, OFDMA, NOMA

16:55
How communication between two devices really happen in a computer network setup

05:37:27
IoT Project – AUTOMATIC PARKING LOT SYSTEM WITH AUTOMATIC PLATE RECOGNITION SYSTEM

03:19

Computer Networks and OSI Layers from a different perspective

Introduction to Computer Networks

09:44
Computer Networks – Basic Characteristics

08:57
Network Protocols & Communications (Part 1)

12:25
Network Protocols & Communications (Part 2)

10:32
Components of a Computer Network

09:55
Classification of Computer Networks

08:52
Network Topology

13:36
Network Topology (Solved Questions)

11:57
Basics of IP Addressing

08:24
Basics of MAC Addressing

07:19
Basics of Port Addressing

08:20
Switching Techniques in Computer Networks

12:35
Layering in Computer Networks

07:05
The OSI Reference Model (Part 1)

07:54
The OSI Reference Model (Part 2)

11:46
The OSI Reference Model (Part 3)

16:26
The OSI Reference Model (Part 4)

09:14
Addressing in Networking

15:23
The TCP/IP Protocol Suite

10:09
Basic Networking Commands (Part 1)

14:11
Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 1)

12:26
Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 2) | Hub

13:44
Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 3) | Switch

11:58
Basics of Router

10:15
Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 4) | Router

14:36
Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 5) | Repeater

07:01
Basics of Bridge

05:18
Network Devices

04:47
Network Devices (Solved Questions)

08:23
Physical Layer and Media (Part 1)

06:49
Physical Layer and Media (Part 2)

07:47
Physical Layer and Media (Part 3)

11:03
Line Configuration

06:23
Link Layer Services

09:14
Sub-layers of the Data Link Layer

06:41
Framing (Part 1)

07:12
Framing (Part 2)

06:28
Framing (Part 3)

04:16
High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC)

06:16
Bit Stuffing

04:34
Binary Synchronous Communications Protocol (BISYNC)

06:00
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)

06:12
Digital Data Communications Message Protocol (DDCMP)

04:37
Error Detection

08:08
Vertical Redundancy Check (VRC)

07:10
Longitudinal Redundancy Check (LRC)

07:26
Checksum

09:32
Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) – Part 1

09:08
Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) – Part 2

05:44
Cyclic Redundancy Check (Solved Problem)

08:57
Network Performance

06:32
Latency

06:15
Latency (Simulation)

05:01
Bandwidth Delay Product

05:23
Delay (Solved Problem)

03:49
Round Trip Time (RTT)

03:33
Flow Control

05:15
Stop-and-Wait Protocol

07:26
Stop-and-Wait ARQ Protocol

06:21
Sliding Window Protocol

07:54
Go-Back-N ARQ

10:55
Go-Back-N ARQ (Solved Problem 1)

15:21
Go-Back-N ARQ (Solved Problem 2)

08:09
Selective Repeat ARQ

05:07
Selective Repeat ARQ (Solved Problem 1)

05:19
Selective Repeat ARQ (Solved Problem 2)

03:41
Sliding Window Protocol (Solved Problem 1)

03:44
Sliding Window Protocol (Solved Problem 2)

03:43
Multiple Access Protocols

07:38
Pure Aloha

12:10
Slotted Aloha

09:24
Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) – Part 1

12:47
Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) – Part 2

13:01
Controlled Access Protocol – Reservation

05:25
Controlled Access Protocol – Polling

07:37
Controlled Access Protocol – Token Passing

06:39
Channelization Protocols

10:43
Ethernet

13:05
Ethernet (Solved Questions) – Part 1

14:06
Ethernet (Solved Questions) – Part 2

08:03
Ethernet Transmitter Algorithm

11:43
Experience with Ethernet

05:44
Ethernet (Solved Question 1)

03:12
Ethernet (Solved Question 2)

05:15
Ethernet (Solved Question 3)

04:27
IEEE 802.11 Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi)

11:14
IEEE 802.11 Distribution System

15:04
IEEE 802.11 Wi-Fi Frame Format

08:47
Hidden Terminal Problem

04:14
Exposed Terminal Problem

03:49
Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance (MACA)

09:53
Wi-Fi (Solved Question)

03:50
IEEE 802.15.1 Bluetooth

09:38
Bluetooth Protocol Stack

06:54
Virtual LAN (VLAN)

10:46
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)

19:55
Spanning Tree Protocol (Solved Question)

09:14
Interview about The future for Network Engineers

34:38

Student Ratings & Reviews

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Munawaat

2 years ago

Very straight forward course, direct to the point. It helped me to sharpen my skills in computer network. Strongly recommend it for all students.

About Course

Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY – Free access code – qu3mx5tw

Who this course is for (Syllabus):

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY

Course content overview and trailer

About the Instructor Dr. Jehad Hamamreh

Introduction to Computer Networks and OSI Layers – L1P1

Elements of Internet Protocols and Network Topology – Computer Networks – L1P2

Introduction to IoT applications, services, and technologies – Critical IoT and Massive IoT

How to practically build and deploy IoT applications

IP, MAC and Port Addresses in Computer Networks

Circuit Switching and Packet Switching in Computer networks

Layering in Computer networks (OSI reference model layers and TCP/IP reference model layers)

IP, MAC and Port addresses and how they are added in computer networks

TCP/IP model vs OSI reference model, the mapping between them, and their different protocols

Important CMD commands in networking: ipconfig, ping, nslookup, ipconfic/all, etc.

Main networking devices in computer networks: routers, switches, hubs, etc.

Networking devices – bridges, routes, switches, hubs, firewalls, etc.

The physical layer functionalities in computer and communication networks

Media links & connections in Computer Networks: Wired (Copper, Optics) & Wireless (WiFi, WiMax, LiFi)

The physical layer in computer networks – follow up

MAC layer functionalities – addressing, framing, flow control, error control, and access control

Sublayers of the data link layer: MAC and LLC or DLC

The Framing concept in computer networks

The Framing approaches: Bit oriented approach and byte or character oriented approach

HDLC Frame Format and Its Different Types – bit stuffing

Frame protocols in computer communication networks

Error control – VRC, LRC, CRC

Error control – LRC

Network performance – bandwidth and throughput

Latency and delay

Bandwidth delay product

Round trip time – RTT

Stop and wait ARQ protocol with sliding window

Flow Control in Data link layer – concept and properties

Stop and wait ARQ

Go Back-N ARQ

Selective Repeat ARQ

Animation explaining how ARQ works

What is Multiple Access and why its needed?

Pure Alloha Protocol

Slotted Alloha Protocol

Carrier sense multiple access (CSMA) in communication networks and its different types

CSMA in communication networks – 1-PERSISTENT CSMA

CSMA in communication networks – Non-persistent CSMA

CSMA in communication networks – P-persistent CSMA and how its different from 1-persistent and non-p

CSMA in wired communication networks – CSMA/CD

CSMA in wireless communication networks – CSMA/CA

Control multi access methods in communication networks: reservation, token passing, and polling

Scheduling-based (or channelization-based) multi-access methods: TDMA, FDMA, CDMA, SDMA, OFDMA, NOMA

How communication between two devices really happen in a computer network setup

IoT Project – AUTOMATIC PARKING LOT SYSTEM WITH AUTOMATIC PLATE RECOGNITION SYSTEM

Computer Networks and OSI Layers from a different perspective

Introduction to Computer Networks

Computer Networks – Basic Characteristics

Network Protocols & Communications (Part 1)

Network Protocols & Communications (Part 2)

Components of a Computer Network

Classification of Computer Networks

Network Topology

Network Topology (Solved Questions)

Basics of IP Addressing

Basics of MAC Addressing

Basics of Port Addressing

Switching Techniques in Computer Networks

Layering in Computer Networks

The OSI Reference Model (Part 1)

The OSI Reference Model (Part 2)

The OSI Reference Model (Part 3)

The OSI Reference Model (Part 4)

Addressing in Networking

The TCP/IP Protocol Suite

Basic Networking Commands (Part 1)

Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 1)

Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 2) | Hub

Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 3) | Switch

Basics of Router

Basics of Cisco Packet Tracer (Part 4) | Router

Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY
Computer Networks and OSI Layers: From App to MAC and PHY