The British Academy for Training and Development provides a training course in the basics of computer network design to anyone who wants to learn the basic principles necessary to build modern and sophisticated computer networks.

The computer world has entered into our lives and made them easier and more beautiful and later introduced many other computer concepts, including the concept of computer networks, which we can connect computers by using networks or connecting the computer with other electronic devices to get many of the wonderful features that we did not expect The recent past, so learning and understanding the design of such networks is urgent, especially in companies.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• Managers and owners of companies.
• Corporate Information Managers.
• Computer department managers in companies.
• Computer network engineers in institutions.
• Electronic and corporate network administrators.
• Workers in Internet shops or computers.
• All academics seeking the most important and latest methods of designing advanced networks.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• Identify the principle of computer networks and the mechanism of work upon which the concept is based.
• How to start designing a computer network from scratch to a distinct and integrated network.
• The method of employing computer networks in work and achieving the principle of electronic system at work.
• Physical requirements to be provided for the design of computer networks.

• Create a computer network and learn it step by step.
• How to connect other software and devices in your company with a device over a sophisticated network.
• Linking the company's divisions with the administrative department and between the sub-divisions with the main department over the computer network.
• Collect financial transactions and access to them by the computer accounting manager to the computers of the rest of the sections through the computer network.