ITN 101 – Cisco CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate)

The CCNA course covers the installation, configuration, operation and troubleshooting of medium-sized networks as well as teaching the fundamentals of working with WAN (Wide Area Networks), wireless concepts and network security.
Name: Cisco CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate)
Course Code: ITN 101
Course Time: 08:00am - 05:00pm
Prerequisite(s): To earn your Cisco CCNA certification, you will first need to pass the Cisco CCENT exam.
Credit(s): 4.0
Course ID: 00020
Room Number: GHR 005
Course Days: Mon - Fri
Component(s): Access: 12 Months
Location: Map
Notes: For credit, all modules are to be successfully completed.

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ITN 101 - Cisco CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate)

OVERVIEW OF THIS COURSE

What you will learn

The Cisco CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) associate level certification will give students the ability to work with routed and switched networks. This certification is part of the Cisco certified professional program and is aimed at Junior Network Administrators.

The CCNA course covers the installation, configuration, operation and troubleshooting of medium-sized networks as well as teaching the fundamentals of working with WAN (Wide Area Networks), wireless concepts and network security.

This is an internationally recognised and accepted certification which will further enhance the career of any IT professional that wishes to validate their skills in networking as they will be able to swiftly identify and solve more intricate network problems.

CERTIFICATION DETAILS

Cisco CCNA Assessment

To earn your Cisco CCNA qualification, you will be required to study the CCNA course and pass the associated exam. After passing the exam, you will earn the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) qualification.

The exam associated with this official Cisco certification is:

  •  200-105 ICND2: Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices

Cisco CCNA Requirements

To earn your Cisco CCNA certification, you will first need to pass the Cisco CCENT exam.

IS THE COURSE FOR ME?

Career Path Opportunities

The Cisco CCNA course is suited to anyone looking to work in any of the following roles:

  •  1st Line Support
  •  2nd Line Support
  •  Network Engineer
  •  Network Implementation Engineer
  •  Network Administrator
  •  Telecoms Support Technician
  •  Network Consultant
  •  Network Installation Engineer
  •  Network Services Engineer
  •  3rd Line IT Support Analyst

YOUR TRAINING BENEFITS

Benefits available to you with this course

  • Recruitment Resource Pack
  • Dedicated Account Manager
  • Student Care Team
  • CV Review & Optimization
  • Completion Certificate
  • 24/7 Anytime Access
  • Practice Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

QUESTION What is the length of the two CCNA exams?

The first CCNA exam (100-105 ICND1) is 90min in length and the second CCNA exam (200-105 ICND2) is 75min long.

QUESTION Will I need to recertify my CCNA certification?

Yes. The CCNA certification is valid for three (3) years after passing the exam and after that time you will simply need to write one (1) exam to recertify.

QUESTION Can I take my CCNA exams from home?

No. The CCNA exams must be taken at a Cisco authorised training centre.

ONLINE COURSE CURRICULUM

ITN 101 – Cisco CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate)

Configuring Ethernet LANs
Introduction
Ethernet LAN Fundamentals Part 1
Ethernet LAN Fundamentals Part 2
Implementing Virtual LANs Part 1
Implementing Virtual LANs Part 2
Using VLAN Trunking Part 1
Using VLAN Trunking Part 2
Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol Part 1
Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol Part 2
Understanding Spanning Tree Protocol Part 3
Spanning Tree Implementation Part 1
Spanning Tree Implementation Part 2
Spanning Tree Implementation Part 3
Security Management Part 1
Security Management Part 2
Security Management Part 3
Security Management Part 4
Configuring IPv4 Routing Protocols
Understanding OSPF Part 1
Understanding OSPF Part 2
Understanding OSPF Part 3
Implementing OSPF Part 1
Implementing OSPF Part 2
Implementing OSPF Part 3
Implementing OSPF Part 4
Understanding EIGRP Part 1
Understanding EIGRP Part 2
Understanding EIGRP Part 3
Implementing EIGRP Part 1
Implementing EIGRP Part 2
Troubleshooting IPv41 Part 1
Troubleshooting IPv4 Part 2
Troubleshooting IPv4 Part 3
Wide Area Networks
Implementing Point-To-Point WANs Part 1
Implementing Point-To-Point WANs Part 2
Implementing Point-To-Point WANs Part 3
Private WANs With Ethernet And MPLS Part 1
Private WANs With Ethernet And MPLS Part 2
Private WANs With Ethernet And MPLS Part 3
Private WANs With Internet VPNs Part 1
Private WANs With Internet VPNs Part 2
Private WANs With Internet VPNs Part 3
IPv4 Services
Basic Access Control Lists Part 1
Basic Access Control Lists Part 2
Advanced Access Control Lists Part 1
Advanced Access Control Lists Part 2
Quality Of Service Part 1
Quality Of Service Part 2
IPv4 Routing And Troubleshooting
IPv4 Routing In The LAN Part 1
IPv4 Routing In The LAN Part 2
Implementing HSRP Part 1
Implementing HSRP Part 2
Troubleshooting IPv4 Routing Part 1
Troubleshooting IPv4 Routing Part 2
IPv6 Routing
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics Part 1
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics Part 2
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics Part 3
IPv6 Implementation And Routing Basics Part 4
Implementing OSPF For IPv6 Part 1
Implementing OSPF For IPv6 Part 2
Implementing EIGRP For IPv6 Part 1
Implementing EIGRP For IPv6 Part 2
IPv6 Access Control Lists Part 1
IPv6 Access Control Lists Part 2
Cloud Based Networking
Overview Of Cloud Computing Part 1
Overview Of Cloud Computing Part 2
Conclusion