Computer networking has many layers (as you will learn). This guide contains some resources that you can use to help you master some of those layers.
There are a few books in the NSCC Library covering networking
Safari Books
Safari Books has a large selection of networking ebooks. Safari Books also has videos and mini courses that you can use for extra practice or as a refresher.
Subnetting videos
There are a lot of videos on YouTube covering slightly different ways to perform subnetting. Here are a few that might help.
Professor Messer's Subnetting - 20 minutes
Subnetting made easy - 16 minutes
Solving Subnetting Questions for CCNA - 8 minutes
Here are a couple of mnemonic devices to help you remember the layers of the OSI model
Please Physical - layer 1
Do Data - layer 2
Not Network - layer 3
Throw Transport - layer 4
Sausage Session - layer 5
Pizza Presentation - layer 6
Away Application - layer 7
Another mnemonic you might hear is, Please Do Not Touch Steve's Pet Alligator.
If you want to work backwards and start with the Application layer, you can use the following mnemonics:
All People Seem To Need Data Processing
At Present, Some Teachers Need Dr. Phil
Cheat Sheets
Lifewire has a very good illustrated definition of the OSI model and its layers.
Here is a nice OSI Model Cheatsheet from the Cisco Community
Videos
Videos
Ethernet Cables, UTP vs STP, Straight vs Crossover - 7 minutes
How to Crimp RJ45 To Cat5e - 9 minutes
How to Punch Down Cat5e Keystone Jack - 5 minutes