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Stanford has a free online class Introduction to Computer Networking through their Lagunita site that you can take for free. I've worked through part of it and
by otras 8y ago
Stanford has a free online class Introduction to Computer Networking through their Lagunita site that you can take for free. I've worked through part of it and very much enjoyed it.
https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/Engineering/Networking-SP/SelfPaced/about https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/Engineering/Networking...
- gerdesj 8y agoWould you mind expanding a bit. It mentions 5-10 hrs per week but how many weeks - is 52ish (with time off for hols) too obvious? "self paced" doesn't really help 8) Note to OP - there are two basic texts for this course: Peterson and Davie or Kurose and Ross. The first link is broken but you should be able to find them with your search engine of choice.
- otras 8y agoSure! Here's the summary from the syllabus: This course is self-paced. You may complete the material at any speed or order that you choose. Course material is broken up into 8 units, each covering a distinct topic. Week 1: The Internet and IP Week 2: Transport Week 3: Packet Switching Week 4: Congestion Control Week 5: Applications and NATs Week 6: Routing Week 7: Lower Layers Week 8: Security