Cisco certification is a highly profitable market. Students learn from hands-on experience how to configure routers and switches, not just how to pass the CCNA exam. I've always had an interest in computers. I have wanted to try it out to see if I wanted to major in it in college, and this allows me to do just that. Sessions are taught throughout the academic year, and they are open to the public.
Class size is limited.
Weekend classes begin in February. The Division of Continuing Education offers a variety of short courses for occupational advancement and personal interest. There is only one way to get onto the Internet, and that is through a router. That's where Cisco training comes in. It not only teaches someone how to program a router, but it also teaches networking, cabling and virtual private networking skills.