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Am thinking of doing a networking course online and am wondering which one would be most practical (employability, useful) in starting in this career direction. I did web design for 2.5 years but that was a few years ago and have a choice between doing more languages in that area or moving into networking.

Was looking at this course on FAS website. If someone could have a browse through it and the other courses in the menu and offer some suggestions I would be grateful.

http://www.fas-netcollege.com/html/cour ... rwork.htm#

IrishPhoenix wrote:
Was looking at this course on FAS website. If someone could have a browse through it and the other courses in the menu and offer some suggestions I would be grateful.

http://www.fas-netcollege.com/html/cour ... rwork.htm#

IP, this looks like a good baseline course with emphasis on TCP/IP, it would be well worth doing if you were planning on going this direction from a work perspective. The next step up would be the likes of the Cisco ICND (Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices). I've worked with networking for the past 8 years or so, you only really learn this stuff properly if you're actively putting it to practice in a work environment. That said, most of thses courses include lab work which helps towards building up a solid understanding of the subject matter. Here are some other courses you might consider:

http://www.globalknowledge.net/IE_Networking_3571.html

CJ