Web Fundamentals

Training Overview
The "Web Fundamentals" training introduces how the internet works and the basic principles of web technologies. This course explains what the World Wide Web is, the differences between the internet and the web, and provides participants with the opportunity to understand the operating mechanism of the web, which is one of the cornerstones of the online world. Focusing on the client-server model, the training details how web pages are requested by the client (user side) and how they are served by the server.
The training also dives deeply into concepts like Domain Name System (DNS) and Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), which are critical for understanding how every device and resource on the internet communicates with each other. It explains how DNS translates domain names, which people can easily remember, into IP addresses that computers can understand, and how HTTP is a protocol that governs the transfer of web pages between the client and the server.
What You Will Learn
- The relationship between the internet and the World Wide Web.
- The function of the Client-Server model in web communication.
- How the Domain Name System (DNS) works.
- The basic principles of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP).
Who is this for?
- Anyone completely new to web technologies.
- Aspiring web developers or cybersecurity professionals.
- Anyone needing to understand the basic building blocks of the internet.
Prerequisites
- None. This is a beginner-level course.
Tools You Will Use
- A standard web browser
- Browser Developer Tools
Training Sections
- Introduction
- Client and Server Model
- Domain Name System
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- Exam