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Cisco Networking Academy |
Miami Dade College
offers training in the
Cisco Networking Academy®
Program to prepare Cisco instructors and students
for Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA), the essential
certification for network technicians.
The four
CCNA
courses in
the
Network Associate College Credit Certificate (Program Code
66050) prepare students for the CCNA certification examination. Lectures are combined with
Cisco's world renown computer-based curriculum and instructor led hands-on
training in state-of-the-art networking laboratories.
Cost for each 4-credit course, including lab fees,
is:
State Resident Fee:
$ 399.76
Non-Residents Fee: $
1305.32
CCNA classes are offered in matched pairs
in each Semester called Mini-Terms. During the Fall and Spring,
the Mini-Terms are 8-weeks each, and during the Summer, the Mini-Terms
are 6-weeks. Cisco Semester 1 and 2 classes are matched in
back-to-back Mini-Terms each Semester, as are the Cisco Semester 3
and 4 classes. When registering for a pair of classes, please select
the two classes that meet on the same days and times.
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Spring 2010
Schedule
NOTE: Most classes are
offered in 8-week Mini-Terms. Therefore, students should register for both
CET1600 and CET1610 or CET2615 and CET2620 at the same time
to preserve their place in the Academy Program.
FEES: Subject to change for Fall
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Wolfson
Campus
Beg End Beg End
Course Ref# Date Date Time Time Days Room
Instructor
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Cisco Semester 1
CET1600 552429 01/05
03/02 05:40P 09:00P T R 7119
CORBIN, C
CET1600 552430 01/05 03/02 10:00A 12:15P M W F
7119
CORBIN, C
Cisco Semester 2
CET1610 549575 03/03
04/30 05:40P 09:00P T R 7119
CORBIN, C
CET1610 549576 03/03 04/30 10:00A 01:15P M W 7119
CORBIN, C
Cisco Semester 3
CET2615 549578 01/05 03/02 05:40P 09:00P M W 7119
CHIN, J
Cisco Semester 4
CET2620
549580 03/03 04/30 05:40P 09:00P M
W 7119
CHIN, J
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Cisco
Courses
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CET 1600
Cisco Network Fundamentals
CCNA 1: An introductory course on computers, networks,
routing, protocols, addressing, number systems, electricity, cabling, OSI Reference Model, the
internetworking of computers, local and wide
area network design and documentation. Coverage includes: nomenclature of computer
systems; the binary and hexadecimal number systems; basics of
electricity and data communications; network topologies; basics of
network hardware and signals; cable and wiring specifications; collision
domains; MAC addressing; basics of Ethernet; network designing and
documentation; IP addressing and subnetting; the OSI Reference Model and
TCP/IP Model; the TCP/IP protocol stack; routing basics; address
resolution protocols, Interior and Exterior Gateway Protocols; and other
essential network protocols. Laboratory fee.
CET 1610 Cisco Router Technology:
CCNA 2: Continuation of study of network standards, LANs, WANs, OSI models,
Ethernet, TCP/IP Addressing Protocol, dynamic routing, routing, and the
network Administrator's function. Students will learn to configure,
operate and troubleshoot routers, perform password recovery, reinstall
the Cisco IOS, troubleshoot multiple router installations, and
incorporate their understanding of routed and routing protocols in the
implementation of a five-router wide area network topology using
subnetwork. Prerequisite: CET1600. Laboratory fee.
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CET 2615
Cisco Advanced
Router Technology:
CCNA 3: The third course
in the curriculum focuses on LAN Switching, Virtual Local Area Networks
(VLAN), LAN design, Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP), Access
Control Lists (ACLs), Novell IPX, Network Management and the Cisco
Threaded Case Study. Students will learn how to configure Cisco Switches
to set up VLANs, program ACLs, perform password recovery and
troubleshoot switches. Prerequisite: CET1610. Laboratory fee.
CET 2620 Cisco Project Based Learning
CCNA 4: The fourth course in the curriculum deals with wide area
networks (WAN) and their design, Point-to-Point Protocols, Integrated
Services Digital Network (ISDN), Frame Relay, Network Management,
completion of the Cisco Threaded Case Study, and review for the
CCNA Certification Examination and the Network+ Examination.
Prerequisite: CET2615. Laboratory fee.
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