Introduction to Network Engineering

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Introduction to Network Engineering

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Network Engineering can be simplified into one word, that word being "internet". You can be in the United States and message your family from Europe, but how is that possible? What is that process that happens? How does that data know where to go? That's what Network Engineering focuses on, how the internet can allow for the interconnectedness of all devices. In fact, Network Engineering is the reason why you can see and read what is on your screen. 
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Gent V 🇺🇸

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Hello, I'm Gent V, currently in high school, and I'm looking forward to teach interesting content that is usually hidden but absolutely has a high-value skills. There is often content that can be beneficial in your life, however, it doesn't reach most platforms. My objective is to try to teach unique skills and knowledge that isn't offered in many corners of the internet. I would be honored to be your teacher.

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✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

1. The classes schedule is every Monday and Friday at 7:45 PM.

2. If you are require to leave the class or you can't make, It is completely fine and I will provide you the additional information that you need. If it is consistent however, I will ask for context just to ensure that you're okay.

3. Make sure to ask questions on anything that isn't clear, as my history teacher says "The only stupid questions is the questions you don't ask."

4. Be respectful towards your comrades, they are people too.

SESSION 1

13

Oct

SESSION 1

Office Hours

Mon 11:45 PM - Tue, 12:25 AM UTCOct 13, 11:45 PM - Oct 14, 12:25 AM UTC

This will be a short class.
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We will simply devote this class to introduce ourselves, we will go over the rules of the class. Additionally, we should be able to go over the definition of Network Engineering, why it is important, what is the day in the life, possible certifications, and finally, maybe for some most importantly, THEIR WAGE!!!!.

SESSION 2

17

Oct

SESSION 2

Office Hours

Fri 11:45 PM - Sat, 12:45 AM UTCOct 17, 11:45 PM - Oct 18, 12:45 AM UTC

This one will be pretty cool, at least in comparison to the last lesson.
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We will be talking about what a "Network" is, and what types of networks, more specifically a LAN and WAN and their differences. We will also being talking about a switch (not a light switch lol) and a router, what each device is use for, and their differences. Furthermore, we will be going over what a IP address is and what a MAC address is, and how each device uses each. I may break you into groups so that we can communicate with each other more effectively.

SESSION 3

20

Oct

SESSION 3

Office Hours

Mon 11:45 PM - Tue, 12:45 AM UTCOct 20, 11:45 PM - Oct 21, 12:45 AM UTC

Something about the OSI Model, that sounds VERY important.
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Oct 13 - Oct 21

2 weeks

40 - 60 mins

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Next session on October 13, 2025

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Mondays

11:45PM

Fridays

11:45PM