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    Cisco Packet Tracer Learning Course

    This folder is organized as a hands-on course for learning computer networking with Cisco Packet Tracer.

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    Cisco Packet Tracer Learning Course

    This folder is a hands-on course for learning computer networking with Cisco Packet Tracer.

    Course Structure

    FolderContents
    00-getting-started/Setup, goals, and workflow
    01-network-fundamentals/IP basics and connectivity
    02-switching/VLANs, trunks, and STP fundamentals
    03-routing/Static routing and OSPF fundamentals
    04-services-security/DHCP, NAT, ACLs, and basic security
    05-troubleshooting/End-to-end troubleshooting labs
    resources/Cheat sheets and study references
    templates/Lab report and addressing templates
    packet-tracer-files/Your .pkt lab files
    submissions/Final reports and exported deliverables

    How to Use This Course

    1. Start with 00-getting-started/README.md.
    2. Work through the modules in order, from 01 to 05.
    3. For each lab:
      • Read the instructions file.
      • Build and test the topology in Cisco Packet Tracer.
      • Save your .pkt file in packet-tracer-files/.
      • Write up your results using templates/lab-report-template.md.
    4. Track your weekly progress with resources/study-plan-8-weeks.md.

    Tip: Don’t skip the write-up step. Recording what you configured and what you observed is when most of the learning actually sticks.

    Naming Conventions

    Use consistent file naming so labs and reports are easy to pair up.

    File typePattern
    Packet Tracer filelab-<number>-<topic>-v<version>.pkt
    Lab reportlab-<number>-report.md

    Examples

    • lab-02-vlan-trunking-v1.pkt
    • lab-02-report.md
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