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About Course
About Course
The Networking Bootcamp is a 25-hour, 5-day hands-on program that introduces learners to the fundamentals of computer networking through the five layers of the TCP/IP Model. It combines theoretical understanding with practical labs using real-world tools like Wireshark, nmap, Burp Suite, and Netcat. Students will gain a solid foundation in network communication, troubleshooting, and security concepts, bridging the gap between networking and cybersecurity. The bootcamp is offered both in-person and online, with guided mini-labs and a comprehensive master lab capstone exam.
About The Instructor
Nariman Hamdy
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Objectives
- Teach networking concepts through the 5 layers of the TCP/IP Model.
- Develop an understanding of how data travels across networks.
- Provide practical experience in configuring, analyzing, and troubleshooting networks.
- Introduce core security principles and devices related to networking.
- Prepare students for advanced studies or roles in networking, system administration, or cybersecurity.
Features
- The bootcamp is delivered in Arabic.
- All data-related concepts are presented through practical use cases, providing a realistic simulation of real-world data projects in the job market.
- The projects executed during the bootcamp are based on real datasets from various fields, not artificially created educational samples.
Requirements
Minimum Laptop Specifications:
- CPU: Intel i5 (7th Gen or higher) / Ryzen 5 or higher
- RAM: 8 GB or more
Minimum Knowledge:
- Basic computer usage
- Basic English skills
Module 01: Introduction to Networking
01.1: What is Networking?
01.2: 3 Components For Success (Understand, Configure, Troubleshoot)
01.3: The Security Side of Networking
01.4: What is Wireshark?
01.5: Wireshark Installation
Module 02: Physical Components
02.1: Physical Components
02.2: Network Infrastructure
Module 03: Network Topologies
03.1: What is a Network Topology?
03.2: Types of Topologies
03.3: Application Behaviors (Client-Server vs. P2P)
03.4: Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast
Module 04: Introduction to Models
04.1: Why Do We Need Models?
04.2: ARPANET
04.3: TCP/IP Model
04.4: OSI Model
04.5: Wireshark – 5 Layers in Wireshark
Module 05: Data Link Layer (Communication of Devices)
05.1: Data Link Layer Overview
05.2: Ethernet Frame
05.3: MAC Address
05.4: Switching
05.5: VLAN
05.6: Wireshark – Display Filters
Module 06: Network Layer (Communication of Devices)
06.1: Network Layer Overview
06.2: IP Address
06.3: Private vs. Public IP Address
06.4: Subnet Mask
06.5: IP Datagram (Packet)
06.6: Network Address Translation (NAT)
06.7: DHCP
06.8: ARP, ARP Table
06.9: Routing
06.10: IP Address vs. MAC Address
06.11: Wireshark – Display Filters
06.12: Bonus Wireshark – Geolocate IP Addresses using Wireshark
Module 07: Transport and Application Layers (Communication of Programs)
07.1: Transport and Application Layers Overview
07.2: Transport Layer
07.3: Protocols & Ports
07.4: TCP vs. UDP
07.5: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
07.6: User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
07.7: Wireshark – Coloring Rules
07.8: Back to DHCP – D.O.R.A.
07.9: Firewall at Transport Layer
07.10: Application Layer
07.11: DNS
07.12: Wireshark – Display Filters
Module 08: All Layers in Action
08.1: All Layers in Action
08.2: Final
Module 09: Security Concepts in Networking
09.1: Network Segmentation
09.2: Firewall
09.3: IDS & IPS
09.4: EDR & XDR
09.5: VPN
09.6: Proxy
Module 10: Troubleshooting
10.1: Ping
10.2: Traceroute
10.3: Testing Port Connectivity (Netcat)
10.4: Name Resolution Tools (nslookup)
10.5: DNS Registration and Expiration
10.6: Hosts Files
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What are the system requirements for this bootcamp?
You will need a laptop with at least Intel i5 (7th Gen or higher) or Ryzen 5 processor, 8 GB RAM or more. Basic computer usage skills and basic English proficiency are also required.
Is this bootcamp suitable for beginners?
Yes! This bootcamp is designed for beginners who want to learn networking fundamentals. We start from the basics and gradually build up to more advanced concepts through hands-on practice.
What tools will I learn to use?
Throughout the bootcamp, you’ll gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools including Wireshark for network analysis, nmap for network scanning, Burp Suite for security testing, and Netcat for network troubleshooting.
Is the course available online or in-person?
The Networking Bootcamp is offered in both formats – you can choose to attend in-person sessions or join online. Both options include the same comprehensive curriculum and hands-on labs.
Will I receive a certificate upon completion?
Yes! Upon successfully completing the bootcamp and passing the master lab capstone exam, you will receive a certificate of completion that demonstrates your networking skills and knowledge.
What language is the bootcamp taught in?
The bootcamp is delivered entirely in Arabic, making it accessible and easier to understand for Arabic-speaking students. However, basic English skills are helpful as many technical terms and tools use English.
How long is the bootcamp?
The Networking Bootcamp is a comprehensive 25-hour program delivered over 5 days. This intensive format allows you to immerse yourself fully in learning networking concepts and practicing with real-world tools.
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Course Registration Schedule
[ONLINE]
10 Nov → 17 Dec 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
[TR]
10 Nov → 17 Dec 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Oruçreis, Tekstilkent Cd Tekstilkent Plaza A Blok 5. kat İç Kapi No: 051, 34235 Esenler/İstanbul
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