Course Overview
In this course, explore key communication concepts, terminology, and technologies, enhancing your grasp of both foundational and advanced topics. You will cover various communication methods, including Wired, Wireless, and Power line technologies, as well as a range of telecommunication technologies for network connectivity, such as Voice over IP (VOIP).
Examine serial and parallel communications, their use in modern technology, and the significance of checksums for data integrity. You will gain insights into transmission (TX) and reception (RX) processes, their necessary connections, and the differences between asynchronous and synchronous communications. Additionally, you will explore waveforms and signal behaviors in this course.
Further topics will cover wireless technologies, from IoT applications to computer networking, and discuss duplex systems and communication security measures. The course also includes practical skills like remote management, setting up remote support to manage computer systems over the Internet, and more.
Discover the telecommunications services available for networking and distinguish between Wired, Wireless, and Power line ethernet technologies. Additionally, you will delve into communication interfaces such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and USB, and examine internet connections through serial, ADSL, Cable, and networking.
With the skills gained in this course, you will be able to effectively implement and manage various communication technologies, ensuring robust and secure network operations.
It is recommended that you complete CCTO101 Windows Desktop Operating System, equivalent courses, or relevant practical experience before enrolling in this course.