The "Networks and Internet Concepts" course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of IT infrastructure, focusing on projecting future organizational needs, establishing design principles, and implementing robust network systems. Over 40 hours, learners will explore techniques to analyze and predict IT infrastructure requirements, understand industry-accepted protocols, and manage resources effectively. This course covers architectural and conceptual design principles, evaluation of infrastructure models, and strategies for infrastructure implementation.

Participants will gain hands-on experience in reviewing IT infrastructure designs, creating a culture of experimentation, and developing logical and conceptual designs. The course emphasizes the importance of aligning IT infrastructure with business needs, managing associated risks, and ensuring functional, security, and service quality requirements.

Through interactive lectures, practical exercises, and case studies, learners will acquire the skills necessary to design, evaluate, and implement robust IT infrastructures that meet organizational needs. This course is ideal for IT professionals, network architects, and anyone involved in the design and management of IT systems.