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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/introduction-to-networking-and-storage
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课程名称：网络与存储入门 课程概述：在现代组织中，熟悉网络连接问题的工作人员不可或缺。当您准备进入网络和存储的领域时，掌握工作所需的技能至关重要。IBM证书和CompTIA Network+认证等资格认证能够证明您的技能，为您带来竞争优势。本课程将帮助您发展诊断和修复基本网络及安全问题的技能，为通过CompTIA Network+考试打下基础。通过视频和虚拟在线实验，您将学习网络类型和标准，掌握有线和无线连接的设置，并了解常见的网络存储和网络共享类型，包括本地、托管和云存储选项。 本课程适合任何网络新手或希望在相关职业（如IT支持技术员（2级）、系统管理员、初级网络管理员或客户经理）中起步的人。通过在线实验展示您的分析与评估能力，掌握真实世界的工作技能。 课程大纲： 1. 网络基础：本周您将学习计算机网络基本类型及其应用，以及有线连接、无线连接和网络电缆的优缺点。 2. 网络基础 II：了解网络行为的基本原理，包括网络设备及其使用的基础规则，学习数据如何被电子打包及其传输方式。 3. 网络配置与故障排除：掌握小型办公室或家庭办公室网络的设置步骤，并学习如何解决网络连接问题以及使用命令行工具获取网络信息。 4. 存储类型与网络共享：学习不同类型的网络存储及基本存储故障排除，包括短期和长期存储，了解各种存储方式如何提高容量和效率。 5. 期末项目与期末考试。
Name:Networking Fundamentals
Description:Computer networking plays a vital role in facilitating the communication required in almost every aspect of daily life. Activities like talking with friends and family, collaborating with coworkers, paying bills, and even completing transactions at a store often depend on some form of computer networking. Computer networking is defined as the connection of people through the use of devices and cables, and sometimes wireless signals. This week, you will learn about the basic types and shapes of networks and how they are used. You will also learn about wired connections, wireless connections, and network cables. And finally, you will learn about the advantages and disadvantages of each network type.
Name:Networking Fundamentals Part II
Description:Understanding the foundations of how all networks behave is achieved by investigating the rules. That includes finding out how each rule works and observing how each rule is applied to the network and how the network is affected by that rule. This week, you will learn about networking devices and the basic instructions they follow to connect us in the ways we expect. You will understand how data is packaged electronically, which rules are used to send the data, how those rules are made, and how computers determine where to send those data packages.
Name:Configuring and Troubleshooting Networks
Description:One of the key components of communicating is understanding how to communicate. That includes knowing what enables communication, and what blocks it. This is just as true for computer networking as it is for person-to-person interactions. If you don’t understand the ways to get data from one point to another, the data will never arrive where you want it to. This week you will learn the basic steps for setting up small office or home office networks—including wired, wireless, and mobile configurations. You’ll explore Network Settings in Windows and then learn what causes network connectivity problems and how to resolve those problems. Finally, you will learn how command line utilities can be used to find network information and diagnose network issues.
Name:Storage Types and Network Sharing
Description:As we’ve discussed, connection plays a vital role in communication. Another key component in communication is memory; information is not useful if it can’t be recalled. Network storage is where the memory is located in computer networking. This week you will learn about different types of network storage and basic storage troubleshooting. You’ll learn about short-term and long-term memory, and the different ways that memory can be arranged to increase capacity and efficiency. You’ll also learn about local, offsite, and cloud memory and how all these different kinds of memory enable faster and more efficient interaction between people, devices, and software.
Name:Final Project and Final Exam
Description:
Organizations need workers who can help others with network connectivity issues. When you're ready to enter the world of networking and Storage, you need job-ready skills. Accreditations, such as IBM Certificates and the CompTIA Network+ certification, attest to your skills, helping you gain a competitive advantage. This course enables you to develop the skills to diagnose and repair basic networking and security problems and is your first step to passing the CompTIA Network+ exam. Using videos and virtual, online hands-on labs, you'll learn about network types and standards. You’ll discover how to set up wired and wireless connections. Then, you’ll learn to identify common network storage and network sharing types, including local, hosted, and cloud storage options. This course is for anyone new to networking or anyone who wants to start in a related profession, such as an IT Support Technician (Level 2), System Administrator, Junior Network Administrator, or Account Manager. Showcase your analytical and evaluation skills via online labs to be job-ready with real-world skills.
