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Professional Certificate in
Software Defined Networking (SDN)
CurtinX

What you will learn

  • Understand innovations in Network Automation using Software Defined Networking, Intent Based Networking, and Network Function Virtualisation.
  • Explore security as a service using SDN and NFV.
  • Gain a deeper understanding of zero-trust security.
  • Engage in the deployment of Virtual Network Function (VNF) on a practical testbed.
  • Apply SDN/NFV knowledge for local and global orchestration.
Expert instruction
3 skill-building courses
Self-paced
Progress at your own speed
4 months
4 - 6 hours per week
$597
USD
For the full program experience

Courses in this program

  1. CurtinX's Software Defined Networking (SDN) Professional Certificate

Meet your instructors
from Curtin University (CurtinX)

Himanshu Agrawal
Lecturer, Cisco-Curtin Centre for Networks, School of Electrical Engineering, Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Curtin University
Iain Murray AM
Professor and Curtin Academy Fellow
Curtin University
Nazanin Mohammadi
Network Specialist
Curtin University

Experts from CurtinX committed to teaching online learning

Program endorsements

As the long-standing global leader in the networking technology domain, Cisco is committed to developing engineering professionals to upskill in Software Defined Networking and network automation. With the anticipated growing demand for emerging skills and talent, any potential employee who has completed the edX Professional Certificate in SDN will gain a significant competitive advantage.

Reg Johnson , Director, Education and Strategic Industries, Australia and NZ

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