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Cisco Networking Academy Program
Fall2014 Semester
2008 Truman College
Prof. Mohammad Moizuddin
Contents
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Introduction
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History of Cisco
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About Cisco Networking Academy
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Benefits of Being an Academy
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CCNA Discovery Courses 1 through 4
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Q&A
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Introduction (Teacher)
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About me
 Portfolio
– http://faculty.ccc.edu/mmoizuddin/RESUME/mmoizresume.
html
 Web site
– Mohammad Moizuddin
 http://faculty.ccc.edu/mmoizuddin/index.html
– Cisco Academy Program
 http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/netacad/index.html
 Expectations
 Goal for this class
 How you need to communicate with me
 Grading Policies
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Introduction (Student)
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Your Name
 Why you are taking this class
 Do you have any previous experiences with networking
 How many classes your are taking beside this class
 What you do outside of the class (Job, Hobbies, etc)
 Any thing would you like to share
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Message to Students
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Welcome to CCNA R&S Course-Networking
 Might some of you already took my other CIS courses and
they know well about me and the way I teach.
– More than just Information
– A Global Community
– Keep in Touch
– Mind Wide Open
– Take Notes
– Think about it
– Practice
– Practice again
– Teach it
– Make change as you go
– Explore the world of Networking
– Create your own worlds
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What some previous students are doing today
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Cisco History
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In December 1984, Len Bosack and Sandy Lerner, two scientists
from Stanford University founded a small company, Cisco Systemsnamed for San Francisco, the gateway to the Pacific Rim.
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The two, with the expertise of technologists Greg Satz and Kirk
Lougheed, worked in the first years of the company to enable
disparate networks to talk with each other and share information
reliably-inventing the first multi-protocol routers.
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In 1984, an internetwork, hooking entire networks together, was
largely in the realm of the imagination.
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Twenty years later, Cisco has grown from four employees to a
workforce of over 32,000, and networks are an essential part of
business, education, government and home communications.
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Cisco Internet Protocol-based (IP) networking solutions are the
foundation of these networks.and the mission of the company has
remained consistent-fundamentally changing the way we work, live,
play and learn.
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Cisco Networking Academy Program
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About Cisco Networking Academy
 Cisco Networking Academy helps students develop valuable
information and communication technology to increase access to
opportunities for career advancement, education, and economic
participation in communities around the world.
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Since 1997, Networking Academy has grown to reach a diverse
population of approximately 600,000 students each year in more
than 160 countries. All students receive the same high-quality
education, supported by online content and assessments,
performance tracking, hands-on labs, and interactive learning
tools.
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Benefits of Being an Academy
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Benefits of Being an Academy
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The Cisco Networking Academy Program exists in more than
9800 Academies located in high schools, technical schools,
colleges, universities, international organizations, and
community-based organizations around the world. These
organizations contribute their expertise in teaching and their
facilities to deliver the high-quality Academy curriculum to their
constituents.
Created by industry and education professionals, the curriculum
prepares students for the demands of the workplace and
motivates them to continue their education and learning.
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Benefits of Being an Academy
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75% Percent of Recruiters Believe Candidates with IT
Certifications are More Employable, Finds The IT Job Board
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IT Job Board, May 15, 2009
75% of recruiters believe that IT candidates with additional
qualifications stand a better chance of securing a job, according
to a recent survey undertaken by the IT Job Board. This finding
was also supported by the candidate response, where 84% of IT
professionals consider that holding industry certifications will
improve their employment opportunities. And, a massive 87% of
techies believe that recruiters and hiring managers would look for
additional qualifications when recruiting for jobs in IT. When it
came to the certifications most valued by IT professionals in the
current market, 29% cited Cisco CCNA and CCNP. Read the full
article: http://news.prnewswire.com/DisplayReleaseContent .
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Cisco Academy Program Model
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CCNA R&S Courses 1 through 4
 CCNA Courses 1 through 4 of the Academy program, equivalent
to 280 hours of instruction, provide students with a foundation in
networking.
 Students who successfully complete this portion of the program
are eligible to earn Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA™)
certification. After completion of CCNA you can enhance your
carrier by completing CCNP and after that CCIE
 Student who complete this course will be able to find the job as
 Network Administrator
 Network Installer
 Network Engineer
 Further enhancement in this carrier will lead into Network
Management, etc
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CCNA R&S Curriculum
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CCNA R&S Courses 1 through 4
 This course is designed for students with advanced problem
solving and analytical skills, such as those who are pursuing
degrees in engineering, math, or science. This coursers can be
integrated into technology curricula or continuing education
programs at colleges and universities.
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The first four courses are available at the secondary and postsecondary levels.
Introduction to Network (NET-121)
2. Routing and Switching Essentials(NET-122)
3. Scaling Networks(NET-221)
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4.
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Connecting Networks (NET-222)
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Cisco Networking Academy Program
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Its very important that you need to complete all four
course to get the benefit of the curriculum and this four
curriculum will help you get into the networking field and
compete with others networkers.
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Completing each course you will be able to get the
certificate and letter which signed by John Chamber and
from me. Having a signature from John its mean like
having a signature from US president.
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Cisco Networking Academy Program
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Who is John Chamber?
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Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
65 Years Old
Mr. Chambers, 65, has served as a member of the Board of Directors
since November 1993 and as Chairman of the Board since November
2006. He joined Cisco as Senior Vice President in January 1991, was
promoted to Executive Vice President in June 1994 and to Chief
Executive Officer as of January 31, 1995. He also served as President
from January 31, 1995 until November 2006. Before joining Cisco, he
was employed by Wang Laboratories, Inc. for eight years, where, in his
last role, he was the Senior Vice President of U.S. Operations
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John Chamber latest Photos 2010
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How many people watch is speech
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Teaching Methods
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Lectures
Online Exam every week
LAB using Simulator (Packet Tracer 6.1)
On going course:
 Lectures
 Online Exam
 LAB
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Using real hardware
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Using simulator
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Cisco Carrier Path
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CCENT > CCNA > CCNP> CCIE.
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CCENT
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CCENT:
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It’s an entry level CISCO certification.
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It validates the candidate’s ability to install, operate and
troubleshoot small branch networks.
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No pre-requisites are required.
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The necessary training can be gathered by attending
interconnecting networking device part 1 (ICND1) training
program.
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This certification can be passed by taking any of the following
exams: Recertification is required every 3 years.
 640 – 822 ICND1.
 100 – 101 ICND1
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CCNA
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CCNA:
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This certification validates the candidate’s knowledge about networking skills.
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No pre-requisites are required for this certification.
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Following training programs are required to pass the examination:
 ICND1.
 ICND2.
 CCNAX.
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As far as the examination is concerned, you’ve following options in this respect:
 Option # 1: CCNA composite comprising of:
 640 – 802 CCNA OR 200 – 120 CCNA.
 Option # 2: ICND1 and ICND2:
 640 – 822 ICND1 OR 100 – 101 ICND1
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AND
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640 – 816 ICND2 OR 200 – 101 ICND2.
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Recertification is required every 3 years.
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CCNP
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CCNP:
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This certification validates professional’s ability to handle all
aspects of wide area networks.
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CCNA routing and switching can act as pre-requisites.
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ROUTE, SWITCH, TSHOOT are the necessary training
programs in this certification.
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You’ve to pass following tests to get this certification:
 642 – 902 ROUTE.
 642 – 813 SWITCH.
 642 – 832 TSHOOT.
 Recertification is necessary every 3 years
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CCIE
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This certification confirms that you possess the knowledge, skills and experience required
to plan, build, implement, operate and maintain complex network infrastructures converging
on a variety of CISCO equipments.
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No pre-requisites are required.
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Following are training programs for variety of CCIE certifications:
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CISCO 360 learning program for routing and switching.
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CISCO 360 learning program for collaboration.
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CISCO 360 training program for data center.
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CISCO 360 training program for security.
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CISCO 360 learning for storage networking.
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CISCO 360 learning program for service provider.
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CISCO 360 learning program for service provider operations.
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CISCO 360 learning program for voice.
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CISCO 360 training for wireless.
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Following exams have to be passed to get the certification:
 CCIE written exam.
 CCIE lab exam.
 Recertification is required every 24 months.
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Things to do today
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Cisco Academy Program online demo
 Cisco ID creation: Make sure use your own personal email
address
 Pre Test
 Packet Tracer 6.1 demo (may be)
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Next Week
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Chapter-1
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No exam
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No assignments
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