This full college-level computer networking course will prepare you to configure, manage, and troubleshoot computer networks. It will also help you prepare for CompTIA's Network+ exam.
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The CompTIA Network+ certification is a globally recognized, vendor-neutral credential validating foundational to intermediate networking skills. It focuses on configuring, managing, and troubleshooting wired and wireless networks, emphasizing security, infrastructure, and operational best practices. Designed for IT professionals with 9–12 months of networking experience, it covers critical areas like network models (OSI/TCP/IP), cloud integration, virtualization, and cybersecurity principles. The certification ensures proficiency in maintaining network resilience, optimizing performance, and addressing modern challenges like hybrid environments and threat mitigation.
To earn the certification, pass the N10-008 or N10-009 exam (90 questions, 90 minutes), achieving a score of 720/900. Preparation involves structured study of exam domains, hands-on practice, and leveraging resources like official courses, practice exams, and study guides. Recommended steps include:
The exams prioritize five domains: Networking Concepts (23–24%), Network Implementation (20%), Network Operations (19%), Network Security (14%), and Network Troubleshooting (24%). Focus on Troubleshooting (highest weightage) and Networking Concepts, which include protocols, cloud fundamentals, and virtualization. For N10-009, emphasize updated topics like network resilience, hybrid infrastructure, and Zero Trust security. Hands-on practice with tools like Wireshark and SIEM systems is critical.
Yes, course training is updated to reflect current exam objectives. They cover modern networking trends, including cloud services (IaaS/SaaS), automation, and security frameworks like multi-factor authentication and endpoint hardening. Resources also integrate practice exams mimicking the latest question formats, such as performance-based scenarios and drag-and-drop exercises.
The curriculum combines theory and practical application: