CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
- Course Code:
- CCNA
- Duration:
- Up to 6 months to complete your studies
Aimed at networking professionals, the CCNA certification is recognised worldwide in the IT industry for its rigorous testing of candidates skills with routing and switching.
The Computeach CCNA course will teach you how to install and configure LAN, WAN and dial-up services for small networks using a variety of local and wide-area protocols.
Prerequisites
To take our CCNA course you should have a good basic knowledge of personal computers and networks together with an understanding of TCP/IP and subnetting. You will need around 12 months experience in systems or network administration or support. Alternatively, you may already have gained the CompTIA Network+ or Server+ certification.
Learning Objectives
The CCNA course covers the following topics:
- Planning & designing a LAN and an IP addressing scheme
- Selecting appropriate routing protocols and WAN Services
- Configuring routing protocols, IP addresses, subnet masks and gateway addresses
- Configuring routers
- Configuring switches with VLANS
- Performing LAN and VLAN troubleshooting
- Using the Spanning Tree process
- The components of network hardware devices
- Evaluating rules for packet control
Certifications
You will achieve the following certifications from this programme:
-
CCNA (no more exams)
Cisco Certified Network Associate
Benefits
With Computeach you will get:
- Flexible study with learning materials available 24x7
- Reduced off the job learning time with only 5 days in class
- An engaging learning experience using a blended learning approach
- Increased motivation and focus from your learning plan
- Support and motivation proactively provided by UK based expert tutors
- Proof that you are learning through embedded assessments
- Best practice and thought sharing with your peers
- The best chance to pass your exam first time by rounding off your course with review and revision in a 5 day in-centre class
- Up to 6 months to complete your studies
Format
In-centre
Finally, you will have the opportunity to meet the tutor when you attend the in-centre course, where you will revise, refresh and consolidate all you have learned.
System Requirements
- 512MB RAM
- 50MB available hard drive space
- 1024 x 768 resolution and 16 bit display
- CD/DVD drive
- 600 MHz Pentium III processor
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 Web browser
- Broadband Internet connection
- Microsoft Windows XP Operating System (XP Pro recommended)
- .NET Framework software required
