Non Credits course detail
CCNA
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification is the benchmark for validating basic and intermediate level of network skills and knowledge. This comprehensive preparation course is tailored to match the precise blueprints of the CCNA 200-301 exam, so you will be more than prepared in all the important topics. The main goal is to make you proficient in a thorough, practical knowledge of contemporary network infrastructure, from basic concepts to improved security and automation. You will know how to set up, verify, and troubleshoot key technologies such as IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, VLANs, OSPFv2 routing, and Network Address Translation (NAT). Substantial emphasis is placed on critical thinking to study routing tables, learn how routers make decisions about sending packets, and implement sound security features like access control lists and Layer 2 protections. Upon completion of the course, you will be prepared to install, maintain, and secure a small to medium-sized network, leaving you not only prepared to pass the certification exam but ready for careers such as Network Administrator, Support Technician, or Systems Engineer.
The content is specifically designed to address all six weighted topics of the CCNA exam. It starts with Network Fundamentals (20%), where you will be learning network devices, topologies, cabling, and switching technologies like MAC address tables. The Network Access (20%) module contains hands-on labs for the configuration of VLANs, trunking with 802.1Q, EtherChannel, and wireless architectures knowledge. The most lengthy segment, IP Connectivity (25%), deals with extensive routing table elements, router decision processes, and static routing and single-area OSPFv2 configuration. IP Services (10%) includes NAT, NTP, and DHCP setup, while Security Fundamentals (15%) includes setting up device access control, ACLs, and WPA2 PSK wireless security. Last but not least, the course prepares you for the future by encompassing Automation and Programmability (10%), where you learn about controller-based networking through Cisco DNA Center, REST APIs, and config management tools like Ansible. With a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical examples, and extensive amounts of hands-on practice with Cisco IOS, this course ensures that you learn the practical, applicable skills to pass the CCNA exam and succeed in your professional career in networking.