Network Engineering Course

Master network design and management skills with hands-on projects

World-Class Instructors

1:1 with Industry Mentors

55% Avg. Salary Hike

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What You’ll Learn

Accelerate your career in network engineering with our Network Engineering Training at Tech Pragna in Bangalore. This comprehensive course equips you with the skills and techniques to design, configure, and troubleshoot networks—perfect for both beginners and working professionals.

Network Engineering Training – Key Features

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Network Engineering Training Curriculum

  • Introduction to Networking Concepts

  • OSI and TCP/IP Models Explained

  • Network Topologies (Star, Mesh, Ring, Hybrid)

  • IP Addressing (IPv4 vs IPv6)

  • Subnetting and Supernetting Techniques

  • Network Protocols (HTTP, FTP, DNS, DHCP)

  • Network Devices (Hubs, Switches, Routers)

  • Hands-on: Basic Network Configuration

  • Ethernet Standards (10/100/1000/10G)

  • Wireless Networking (Wi-Fi 6, 802.11ax)

  • Fiber Optic vs Copper Cabling

  • Power over Ethernet (PoE)

  • Network Virtualization (VLANs, VXLAN)

  • Data Center Networking

  • Lab: Configuring VLANs

  • Troubleshooting Physical Layer Issues

  • Routing Protocols (Static vs Dynamic)

  • OSPF and EIGRP Fundamentals

  • BGP for Enterprise and ISPs

  • Layer 2 Switching Concepts

  • STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)

  • QoS (Quality of Service) Implementation

  • Lab: Configuring OSPF on Cisco Routers

  • Troubleshooting Routing Issues

  • NAT (Network Address Translation)

  • PAT (Port Address Translation)

  • DHCP Implementation

  • DNS Configuration and Troubleshooting

  • NTP (Network Time Protocol)

  • SNMP for Network Monitoring

  • Lab: Configuring NAT on a Router

  • IP SLA for Performance Monitoring

  • Network Security Fundamentals

  • Firewalls (Stateful vs Stateless)

  • VPN Technologies (IPSec, SSL)

  • AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting)

  • Network Access Control (NAC)

  • Threat Mitigation Techniques

  • Lab: Configuring a Site-to-Site VPN

  • Security Best Practices

  • WAN Concepts and Technologies

  • MPLS Fundamentals

  • SD-WAN Architecture

  • Leased Lines vs Broadband

  • Cellular WAN (4G/5G)

  • Lab: Configuring a WAN Connection

  • Troubleshooting WAN Issues

  • Cloud Connectivity (AWS/Azure Direct Connect)

  • Introduction to Network Automation

  • Python for Network Engineers

  • Ansible for Network Configuration

  • NETCONF and YANG Models

  • REST APIs for Network Devices

  • Lab: Automating VLAN Deployment

  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

  • CI/CD for Networking

  • Cloud Networking Concepts
  • AWS Networking (VPC, Direct Connect)
  • Azure Networking (vNet, ExpressRoute)
  • Google Cloud Networking
  • Multi-Cloud Networking
  • Lab: Configuring a Cloud Network
  • Cloud Security Groups
  • Troubleshooting Cloud Networks
  • Network Monitoring Tools (SolarWinds, PRTG)

  • SNMP and NetFlow

  • Syslog and SIEM Integration

  • Performance Baselining

  • Network Documentation

  • Lab: Setting Up a Monitoring System

  • Capacity Planning

  • Disaster Recovery Planning

  • Wireless Standards (802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax)

  • Wireless Security (WPA3, Enterprise)

  • Wireless Site Surveys

  • Wireless Controller Configuration

  • Troubleshooting Wireless Issues

  • Lab: Configuring a Wireless Network

  • IoT Wireless Technologies

  • Future of Wireless (Wi-Fi 6E, 7)

  • Software Defined Networking (SDN)

  • Network Function Virtualization (NFV)

  • Intent-Based Networking

  • 5G and Network Slicing

  • Edge Computing

  • AI in Network Operations

  • Lab: SDN Controller Configuration

  • Future Trends in Networking

  • Enterprise Network Design Project

  • Network Troubleshooting Scenarios

  • Resume Building for Network Roles

  • Interview Preparation (Technical Questions)

  • Certifications Roadmap (CCNA, CCNP, JNCIA)

  • LinkedIn Profile Optimization

  • Ethics in Network Engineering

  • Final Project Presentation

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What Role Does a Networking Engineering Professional Play?

Network Engineer

Designs, configures, and maintains network infrastructure to ensure secure and reliable connectivity across organizational systems

Network Administrator

Monitors and manages daily network operations, performs troubleshooting, and ensures smooth functioning of network devices and services

Network Security Engineer

Focuses on securing network systems by implementing firewalls, VPNs, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and performing vulnerability assessments

System and Network Support Specialist

Provides technical support, resolves network-related issues, and ensures minimal downtime for users and business operations.

 

Network Solutions Architect

Designs complex network solutions aligned with business goals, including advanced routing, switching, and cloud networking setups.

 

Network Consultant

Advises organizations on optimizing network performance, upgrading infrastructure, and implementing best practices for scalability and security

Skills Covered

Network Troubleshooting

Protocol Analysis

Cisco IOS/NX-OS

CLI Scripting

Network Visualization

Python Automation

Traffic Analysis

Device Hardening

Technical Documentation

Infrastructure Intelligence

Network Engineering Tools Covered

Career Services

Placement Assistance

Personalized Guidance

Mock Interview Preparation

One-on-One Mentoring session

Career Oriented Seesions

Resume & LinkedIn Profile Building

How our program works

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Networking Engineering Projects Covered

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Networking Engineering Training FAQs

A Network Engineer designs, implements, manages, and troubleshoots computer networks, ensuring smooth data flow and secure connectivity within an organization

The main types are LAN (Local Area Network), WAN (Wide Area Network), MAN (Metropolitan Area Network), and WLAN (Wireless LAN)

The OSI Model (Open Systems Interconnection) is a 7-layer framework that standardizes communication functions in a network, from physical transmission to application interaction

A switch connects devices within a network (LAN), while a router connects different networks (LAN to WAN) and routes traffic between them.

IP addressing assigns a unique numerical label (IPv4 or IPv6) to each device on a network for identification and communication

Tech Pragna are offered in both online and offline

Anyone interested in networking—freshers, IT graduates, or working professionals—can join. No prior experience is required

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