Introduction to Digital Networks 221 covers basic concepts and components of digital networking technology. Leveraging digital information efficiently can help optimize many aspects of a manufacturing operation, such as improving production speeds, product innovation, and product quality for end users. Efficient digital networks improve automation, allowing artificial intelligence software to send, receive, and analyze data to optimize automated tasks. However, digital networks also pose a range of cybersecurity risks. Careers in manufacturing require personnel who can navigate digital networks successfully. Manufacturing personnel must be familiar with trends in networking technology as well as how to use digital information responsibly. After completing this course, users will understand the basic functions of different types of digital networks, recognize digital networking trends in manufacturing, and understand steps for managing risks associated with digital networks.
Other Courses in this Program:
Cybersecurity for Manufacturing Basics 101720010 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Malware Overview 102
720015 Introduction to the Industrial Internet of Things 111
720020 Data Collection Fundamentals 121
720030 Automatic Identification Technology 141
720040 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Hacking Overview 201
720100 Cybersecurity for Manufacturing: Wireless Networks 202
720105 Introduction to Digital Twin 241
720130 Introduction to Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence 301
720200
Course ID
720110
Skill Focus
Intermediate
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60