Course includes practice in router configuration using the associated hardware and software tools and techniques. Students will demonstrate sophisticated router configuration, network troubleshooting skills, and all CCNA exam-related skill objectives. A student can take two classes in a sixteen-week semester and can complete all four courses in two semesters. Anticipated starting dates of the first class, CSC 110, will be the beginning of either fall or spring semester. No book is required since this is a web-based curriculum.
Students can choose to take the Cisco classes for college credit or for non-credit.
When taken as a credit class, they are part of the Network Engineering Specialist Option of the Internet Technologies associate degree. A solid background in computer hardware and operating systems is recommended. No appointment is needed. Questions cover operating systems, hardware and networking. This will determine whether you are ready to start the program or if you need preparation courses.