This module provides an introduction to network passive components and structured cabling systems used in modern communication infrastructure. It covers the fundamentals of network cabling, including copper cables, Ethernet categories, and structured cabling standards used in data and voice networks. Learners will understand key components such as patch panels, connectors, backbone connectivity, and distribution systems within buildings. The module also introduces emerging IP-based technologies and explains how structured cabling supports scalable, reliable, and integrated smart building communication systems.

This module provides a comprehensive understanding of fiber optic communication and network infrastructure used in buildings and data centers. It covers the fundamentals of fiber optic technology, including single-mode and multi-mode fiber types, construction, and performance characteristics. Learners will also explore building network design, structured cabling systems, backbone connectivity, wireless network deployment, and power delivery for access points. In addition, the module introduces data center infrastructure concepts such as cabling hierarchy, tier classification, racks, cable management, and practical installation and testing for reliable network performance.

This module provides an introduction to active networking components and their role in modern communication systems. It covers the fundamentals of Local Area Networks (LAN), including various LAN topologies and the operation of networking devices such as hubs, bridges, and switches with Layer 2 and Layer 3 switching concepts. Learners will understand network segmentation, switching domains, and how switching enhances network performance. The module also introduces converged networks, tiered and borderless network architectures, and key network planning principles for scalable and reliable enterprise and building communication infrastructures.

This module provides advanced knowledge of active networking systems and their role in designing modern communication infrastructures. It covers network design methodologies for enterprise networks and data centers, including capacity planning, redundancy, performance optimization, and Wide Area Network (WAN) connectivity. Learners will also explore wireless roaming technologies, networking standards, and security principles such as authentication, data privacy, and integrity. The module further introduces key hardware and software components used in active networking systems to support scalable, secure, and high-performance network infrastructures.