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Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Industry Certification
Total Credit Hours: 20
About Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Industry Certification
The courses listed below will prepare the student to take Cisco’s CCNA exam. These courses prepare the student for configuration of networks using routers, switches and hubs (Local Area Network). Continuing coursework prepares the student to understand Wide Area Networks (WAN). Next, a student focuses on Network Layers, Cisco Internetwork Operating System software user interface, router configuration, startup and setup configuration sources for Cisco IOS software TCP/IP, configuration router interfaces with IP and routing protocols. Other coursework involves LAN design and implementation. Final preparatory coursework includes fundamentals of Wide Area Networks. Coursework must be taken in sequence. After successful completion of the four networking courses, a student will be ready to take the Cisco CCNA exam.
| Course Requirements | ||
| Course | Course Name | Credits |
| EE265 | Computer Networking I | 5 |
| EE266 | Computer Networking II | 5 |
| EE267 | Computer Networking III | 5 |
| EE271 | Advanced Computer Networking I | 5 |
| Total Requirements | 20 | |
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