The preparatory course in Computer and network technology is a web-based, self-paced course for you who lack a pass grade in the subject but are applying for an IT programme at Nackademin. The course covers hardware, network protocols, IP addressing and peripherals, and prepares you for a final exam that gives eligibility.
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Certificate of eligibility equivalent to "Computer and network technology"
By passing Nackademin's preparatory course "Computer and network technology", the course participant has gained eligibility for all programmes at Nackademin where the course "Computer and network technology" is an entry requirement. The preparatory course covers the following areas within Computer and network technology: - Hardware and drivers - Computer settings, the control panel and the registry - The OSI model - Network protocols - IPv4 addressing - Subnetting - Routing - Ports - Switch, hub, router, VLAN, firewalls - Cabling and topologies - User accounts - File permissions - Groups - Name resolution
The computer's components and computer settings.
The OSI model and common protocols.
IPv4 addressing, subnetting and routing.
Ports, switch, hub, router, VLAN and firewalls.
Cable types and network topologies.
User accounts, file permissions, groups and name resolution.
People without a pass grade in Computer and network technology who want to study the subject in order to apply for an IT programme at Nackademin.
When you complete the course, Nackademin issues your certificate. Your name, the course content and the issue date are encrypted and secured on blockchain, so it cannot be changed, and anyone can check that it is genuine.
Sample Credential with placeholder data. Each credential is issued with the recipient’s details and is verifiable with the provider.