NETWORK BASICS COMPUTER LAB

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OVERVIEW

Our Network Basics Computer Lab introduces high school students to fundamental networking concepts while providing essential academic support. This program combines free tutoring in mathematics, science, and languages with hands-on networking training to build foundational IT skills.

Introduction to networking concepts and protocols
STEM academic support with networking applications
Hands-on network configuration labs
Internet and connectivity fundamentals
Preparation for further networking studies

PROGRAM DETAILS

Schedule

Tuesday-Thursday, 4pm-6pm

Saturday networking workshops (bi-weekly)

Location

Network Fundamentals Lab

Age Group

Grades 8-12 (Ages 18+)

Participation

Drop-in or register in advance

Focus Areas

Networking Basics, Applied Math, Technical Sciences

Cost

Free community program

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

Network Fundamentals

Training in network components, IP addressing, protocols, and basic network design principles.

Academic Support

Targeted tutoring in mathematics, science, and technical communication with applications to networking concepts.

Hands-on Labs

Practical experience with network cabling, device configuration, and troubleshooting.

Internet Technologies

Understanding how data travels across networks and the internet.

CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS

Network components and topologies
TCP/IP fundamentals
Network media and cabling
Wireless networking basics
Network security principles
Troubleshooting techniques

WORKSHOP SCHEDULE

Weekly: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Core Networking Concepts
Bi-weekly Saturdays
Network Configuration Labs
Monthly Demonstrations
Network Technology Showcases

ACADEMIC CONNECTIONS

Mathematics for Networking

Applied mathematics instruction focusing on binary math, subnetting calculations, and network performance metrics.

Scientific Principles

Physics concepts underlying network transmission media, wireless signals, and data transfer.

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