Course description

The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) course provides a comprehensive introduction to networking fundamentals and prepares individuals for entry-level IT networking roles. It focuses on configuring and managing network devices like routers and switches, understanding IP addressing, and implementing basic security measures. The CCNA course also covers network access, IP connectivity, and IP services, along with a brief introduction to automation and programmability. 

What will I learn?

• CCNA Course Outcomes
• Network Fundamentals: Understanding network architecture, models, and components.
• Routing and Switching: Implementing and verifying IP routing technologies, configuring Ethernet switches, and understanding VLANs.
• IP Connectivity and Services: Implementing static routing, DHCP, and network address translation (NAT).
• Security Fundamentals: Implementing access control lists (ACLs) to filter traffic.
• Automation and Programmability: Understanding the basics of network automation and programmability.
• CCNP Course Outcomes:
• Advanced Routing: In-depth understanding and configuration of various routing protocols.
• Advanced Switching: Configuration and troubleshooting of advanced switching features and technologies.
• Security: Understanding and implementing security features and protocols in enterprise networks.
• Network Design: Designing and supporting complex enterprise networks.
• Troubleshooting: Advanced troubleshooting skills for complex network issues.

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