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ARALAS Professional Technical Programme

Enterprise Network & Infrastructure Specialist

A complete six-month practical programme covering computer fundamentals, Network+, Security+, Cisco, MikroTik, Windows Server, Linux, wireless networking, monitoring, cloud and enterprise infrastructure.

6 MonthsProfessional Programme
24 WeeksStructured Curriculum
250+Practical Activities
1Enterprise Capstone
Detailed Curriculum

Complete 24-week professional syllabus

01
Weeks 1–4

IT, Hardware and Operating-System Foundation

CompTIA IT Fundamentals + CompTIA A+ Concepts

Build a strong foundation in computer architecture, operating systems, hardware troubleshooting and professional IT support.

Week 1 — IT Fundamentals

  • History and evolution of computers
  • Binary, decimal and hexadecimal number systems
  • Computer architecture and data processing
  • CPU, chipset, motherboard and system buses
  • RAM, cache, storage and performance concepts
  • BIOS, UEFI, firmware and boot process
  • Operating-system and application fundamentals
  • Virtualization, cloud and database basics

Week 2 — Computer Hardware

  • Desktop and workstation components
  • Laptop architecture and replaceable components
  • SMPS, UPS, grounding and electrical safety
  • SSD, NVMe, HDD and RAID fundamentals
  • Peripheral devices and connectivity standards
  • Hardware compatibility and upgrade planning
  • Preventive maintenance and cleaning
  • Professional diagnostic workflow

Week 3 — Windows Professional

  • Windows installation and deployment
  • Disk partitioning and file systems
  • Drivers, updates and device management
  • Users, groups and local security
  • CMD and PowerShell fundamentals
  • Event Viewer and performance monitoring
  • Backup, recovery and system restore
  • BitLocker and Windows Defender

Week 4 — Linux Foundation

  • Ubuntu and Rocky Linux installation
  • Linux file-system structure
  • Users, groups and permissions
  • Package and service management
  • Bash and command-line operations
  • SSH and remote administration
  • Linux network configuration
  • Basic firewall and log analysis
Phase Practical Labs
Assemble and test a desktop computerInstall Windows and Linux in dual-lab environmentsCreate a hardware troubleshooting reportUse PowerShell, CMD and Bash for diagnostics
02
Weeks 5–8

Core Networking and Network+

CompTIA Network+ Objectives

Understand network architecture, protocols, addressing, switching, routing, wireless and systematic troubleshooting.

Week 5 — Network Architecture

  • LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN and data-centre networks
  • Peer-to-peer and client-server models
  • OSI and TCP/IP models
  • Ethernet standards and frame structure
  • MAC addressing, ARP and neighbour discovery
  • Network devices and their roles
  • Copper, fibre and wireless media
  • Physical and logical network topologies

Week 6 — IP Addressing

  • IPv4 address structure
  • Public, private and special-use addresses
  • Subnet masks, CIDR and VLSM
  • Subnetting and summarisation
  • IPv6 structure and address types
  • Default gateway and routing decisions
  • DHCP addressing process
  • DNS name-resolution process

Week 7 — Switching and Routing

  • Layer 2 switching concepts
  • VLAN creation and segmentation
  • Access and trunk ports
  • Inter-VLAN routing
  • Static and default routes
  • Dynamic-routing fundamentals
  • NAT and PAT
  • Redundancy and high-availability basics

Week 8 — Network Services and Troubleshooting

  • DNS, DHCP, NTP, SNMP and Syslog
  • HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, RDP, SMTP and FTP
  • VPN and remote-access concepts
  • QoS and traffic-prioritisation basics
  • Network documentation and diagrams
  • Command-line diagnostic tools
  • Layer-by-layer troubleshooting
  • Network+ style troubleshooting scenarios
Phase Practical Labs
Create IPv4 subnet plans using CIDR and VLSMBuild VLAN and inter-VLAN routing labsConfigure DHCP, DNS and NATDiagnose faults using ping, tracert, nslookup and Wireshark
03
Weeks 9–12

Cisco and MikroTik Enterprise Networking

Cisco CCST Networking + MikroTik MTCNA Concepts

Configure routers and managed switches using Cisco and MikroTik technologies for real business networks.

Week 9 — Cisco Switching

  • Cisco IOS and command hierarchy
  • Device identity and management access
  • Switch-port configuration
  • VLAN and trunk configuration
  • Spanning Tree Protocol fundamentals
  • EtherChannel and link aggregation
  • Port security
  • Switch troubleshooting

Week 10 — Cisco Routing

  • Router-interface configuration
  • Static and default routing
  • OSPF fundamentals
  • Access-control lists
  • NAT and PAT configuration
  • DHCP relay
  • Router backup and restore
  • Packet Tracer enterprise labs

Week 11 — MikroTik RouterOS Foundation

  • RouterOS and Winbox administration
  • Interfaces, bridges and IP addressing
  • DHCP client and server
  • DNS cache and internet sharing
  • Source NAT and destination NAT
  • Static routes
  • RouterOS backup and upgrade
  • Secure management configuration

Week 12 — MikroTik Enterprise Services

  • Firewall filter rules
  • Address lists and connection tracking
  • Queues and bandwidth control
  • PPPoE server and client
  • Hotspot fundamentals
  • VPN fundamentals
  • OSPF and VRRP concepts
  • CAPsMAN and wireless-management concepts
Phase Practical Labs
Configure Cisco VLANs, trunks, STP and EtherChannelBuild Cisco static-routing and OSPF labsConfigure MikroTik NAT, firewall and queuesCreate a dual-router business-network project
04
Weeks 13–16

Windows Server, Linux Server and Virtualization

Windows Server Administration + Linux Administration Foundation

Deploy and administer essential business services on Windows Server and Linux.

Week 13 — Windows Server Core Services

  • Windows Server installation
  • Server roles and features
  • Active Directory Domain Services
  • Domain-controller deployment
  • Organisational units, users and groups
  • DNS integration
  • DHCP scopes and reservations
  • Domain-join process

Week 14 — Windows Enterprise Administration

  • Group Policy design
  • File and folder permissions
  • File Server Resource Manager
  • Print services
  • Remote Desktop administration
  • Backup and recovery
  • Event logs and auditing
  • PowerShell administration basics

Week 15 — Linux Server Administration

  • SSH server hardening
  • Apache and Nginx web servers
  • Samba and NFS file sharing
  • DNS and DHCP fundamentals on Linux
  • FirewallD and UFW
  • Cron and scheduled tasks
  • System logs and service troubleshooting
  • Linux backup fundamentals

Week 16 — Virtualization and Storage

  • Hyper-V architecture
  • VMware virtualization concepts
  • Virtual switches and virtual networking
  • Virtual-machine deployment
  • Snapshots and checkpoints
  • NAS and SAN concepts
  • RAID levels and storage planning
  • Backup and disaster-recovery concepts
Phase Practical Labs
Create an Active Directory domainConfigure DNS, DHCP, GPO and file sharingDeploy Linux web and file serversCreate virtual networks using Hyper-V
05
Weeks 17–20

Security+, Wireless and Network Monitoring

CompTIA Security+ Foundation + Enterprise Wireless and NOC Concepts

Protect, monitor and troubleshoot enterprise networks using security controls and professional monitoring tools.

Week 17 — Security Fundamentals

  • Confidentiality, integrity and availability
  • Threats, vulnerabilities and risk
  • Malware, ransomware and phishing
  • Social-engineering attacks
  • Authentication and authorisation
  • MFA and password security
  • Encryption and hashing concepts
  • PKI and digital certificates

Week 18 — Network Security

  • Firewall architecture and rule design
  • IDS and IPS concepts
  • Network segmentation
  • Zero Trust fundamentals
  • Site-to-site and remote-access VPN
  • Endpoint-security fundamentals
  • Security logging and alerting
  • Incident-response lifecycle

Week 19 — Enterprise Wireless

  • 802.11 wireless standards
  • 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz concepts
  • Channels, interference and channel width
  • WPA2, WPA3 and enterprise authentication
  • Access-point placement
  • Roaming and controller concepts
  • Guest and employee wireless separation
  • Wireless site survey and heat-map concepts

Week 20 — Monitoring and NOC Operations

  • SNMP and device monitoring
  • Syslog and centralised logging
  • Wireshark packet analysis
  • PRTG monitoring concepts
  • Zabbix and LibreNMS concepts
  • Bandwidth and interface monitoring
  • Alert escalation and incident tickets
  • NOC documentation and shift handover
Phase Practical Labs
Create firewall and network-segmentation policiesAnalyse packets using WiresharkDeploy basic monitoring and Syslog servicesPrepare a wireless site-survey report
06
Weeks 21–24

Cloud, Automation, IT Operations and Capstone

Cloud Networking + ITIL Foundation Concepts + Enterprise Project

Integrate networking, servers, security, cloud and operations into a complete enterprise deployment.

Week 21 — Cloud Networking

  • Cloud service and deployment models
  • AWS and Azure networking concepts
  • Virtual networks and subnets
  • Cloud routing and security groups
  • Cloud identity and access
  • Public and private cloud connectivity
  • VPN gateway concepts
  • Cloud backup and availability

Week 22 — Network Automation

  • PowerShell automation concepts
  • Bash scripting fundamentals
  • Python fundamentals for network engineers
  • SSH automation concepts
  • REST API fundamentals
  • Configuration backup automation
  • Device-inventory automation
  • Safe testing and change control

Week 23 — IT Operations

  • Helpdesk and ticket lifecycle
  • Incident, problem and change management
  • SLA and escalation
  • Asset and inventory management
  • AMC and preventive maintenance
  • HLD and LLD documentation
  • Network diagrams and IP plans
  • Customer communication and reporting

Week 24 — Enterprise Capstone

  • Customer requirement analysis
  • Network and security architecture
  • VLAN and IP-addressing plan
  • Cisco and MikroTik configuration
  • Windows and Linux server deployment
  • Wi-Fi and VPN implementation
  • Monitoring and backup design
  • Final documentation, viva and presentation
Phase Practical Labs
Design a complete 100-user company networkPrepare HLD, LLD, IP plan and rack diagramDeploy routing, switching, servers, firewall and VPNComplete practical examination and final presentation
Certification Alignment

Major international concepts covered

External certification examinations and fees are separate. The programme provides aligned concepts and practical preparation.

CompTIA IT Fundamentals concepts
CompTIA A+ concepts
CompTIA Network+ objectives
CompTIA Security+ foundation
Cisco CCST Networking concepts
MikroTik MTCNA concepts
Windows Server Administration
Linux Administration Foundation
Enterprise Wireless Foundation
Network Monitoring and NOC Foundation
Cloud Networking Foundation
ITIL Service-Management concepts

Professional roles after course completion

Career outcomes depend on practical performance, communication, discipline, interview preparation and employer requirements.

Network Support EngineerNOC EngineerNetwork AdministratorIT Infrastructure EngineerTechnical Support EngineerWindows Server AdministratorLinux Support AdministratorMikroTik Network EngineerField Network EngineerNetwork Security Support EngineerCloud Support AssociateIT Operations Engineer
Admissions and Corporate Training

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