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Cisco Networking
Academy
Miami Dade College
provides network training in the
Cisco Networking Academy®
Program at both the Regional
and Local Academy levels, preparing Cisco instructors and students
for Cisco certification at MDC campuses throughout Miami-Dade County, Florida.
Cisco Training is available as follows:
- Cisco Network Associate
Certificate (Program Code 66050): Students study to become Cisco
certified network technicians and prepare for the CCNA
certification.
- Associate in Science Degree
(Program Code 25062): Cisco network training plus college courses,
including electives in A+, Network+, Security+, Wireless Networks,
Microsoft MCSE Networking, Programming, Web Design and Internet
Technologies.
Miami Dade College provides students with:
- Cisco's world-class Cisco Networking Academy System
- Instructor-led, hands-on lab
activities
- Training in state-of-the-art Cisco
Network facilities
- Dedicated computer workstations and
Cisco equipment
- High-speed Internet access and Network Servers
- Microsoft Academic Alliance Software Program
Membership
New Students only need a basic
understanding of computers and the ability to use the Internet. Our
Academy will train you to install and configure Cisco routers and
switches for Local Area Networks. Upon successful completion, students
receive Cisco Certificates and Letters, a MDC College Certificate, and a
Cisco
discount
voucher for the CCNA CERTIFICATION EXAM.
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. Cost for each 4-credit course, including lab fees,
is:
State Resident Fee:
$ 367.96
Non-Residents Fee: $ 1184.08
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FALL 2008
Schedule
Homestead
· IAC
· Kendall
· North
· Wolfson
NOTE: 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.
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Wolfson
Campus
Start
End Start End
Course Ref# Date Date Time Time Days Room Instructor
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Cisco Semester 1
CET1600 467292 08/27 10/22 05:40P
09:00P M W 7119 CHIN, J
CET1600 467293 08/27 10/22 10:00A 12:15P M W F 7119 CORBIN, C
Cisco Semester 2
CET1610 467294 10/23 12/19
05:40P 09:00P M W 7119 CHIN, J
CET1610 467295 10/23 12/19 09:00A 12:15P M W 7119 CORBIN, C
Cisco Semester 3
CET2615 467297 08/27 10/22 05:40P 09:00P
T R 7119 CORBIN, C
CET2615 483926 08/27 10/22 09:45A 01:00P T R 7119 CHIN, J
Cisco Semester 4
CET2620 467298 10/23 12/19 05:40P
09:00P T R 7119 CORBIN, C
CET2620 483923 10/23 12/19 09:45A 01:00P T R 7119 CHIN, J
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North
Campus
Start End Start End
Course Ref# Date Date Time
Time Days Room
Instructor
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Cisco Semester 1
CET1600 474380 08/27 10/22
06:00P 09:20P T R 3223
Cisco Semester 2
CET1610 498522 10/23 12/19
06:00P 09:50P T R 3223
Cisco Semester 3
Cisco Semester 4
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Kendall
Campus
Start End Start End
Course Ref# Date Date Time
Time Days Room
Instructor
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Cisco Semester 1
CET1600 471595
08/27 10/22 06:00P 09:20P T R 8216
BALLINGER, G
Cisco Semester 2
CET1610 471596
10/23 12/19 06:00P 09:20P T R 8216
BALLINGER, G
Cisco Semester 3
Cisco Semester 4
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InterAmerican Campus
Start End Start End
Course Ref# Date Date Time
Time Days Room
Instructor
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---------------Cisco Semester 1
CET1600 469868 08/27 10/22 06:00P
09:20P M W 3211 BISNETT, M
Cisco Semester 2
CET1610 469869 10/23 12/19 06:00P
09:20P M W 3211 BISNETT, M
Cisco Semester 3
Cisco Semester 4 |
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Homestead Campus
Start End Start End
Course Ref# Date Date Time
Time Days Room
Notes
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--------------- Cisco
Semester 1
Cisco Semester 2
Cisco Semester 3
Cisco Semester 4
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Cisco
CCNA Courses
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CET 1600
Cisco Network Fundamentals
This is the first course of
the four-course Cisco curriculum that will lead the student toward the
goal of achieving professional certification as a Cisco Certified
Network Associate (CCNA). Instruction includes networking, network
terminology and protocols, network standards, LANs, WANs, the OSI
reference model, cabling, cabling tools, routers, router programming,
LAN/WAN topologies, IP addressing and network standards. Students will
install, configure and operate simple-routed LAN, routed WAN and
switched LAN networks. Prerequisites: CGS 1060 and CGS 1560 or a working
knowledge of the Microsoft operating system and Microsoft Office
applications suite. Operational understanding of the following
microcomputer topics: operating systems, memory, hard disks, types of
central processing units (CPUs), communications ports, printer ports,
display adapters, and pointing devices. Laboratory fee. (3hr. lecture;
2hr lab)
CET 1610 Cisco Router Technology:
This is the second course of
the four-course Cisco curriculum that will lead the student toward the
goal of achieving professional certification as a Cisco Certified
Network Associate (CCNA). Instruction includes networking, network
terminology and protocols, network standards, LANs, WANs, OSI models,
TCP/IP Protocols, dynamic routing, routing, router configuration and
Access Control Lists (ACLs). Students will successfully implement router
configurations, demonstrate an understanding of routed and routing
protocols. Pre/Co requisite: CET 1600. Laboratory fee. (3hr. lecture;
2hr lab)
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CET 2615
Cisco Advanced
Router Technology:
This is the third course of
the four-course Cisco curriculum that will lead the student toward the
goal of achieving professional certification as a Cisco Certified
Network Associate (CCNA). Instruction includes networking, network
terminology and protocols, network standards, variable-length subnet
masking (VLSM), Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR), link-state routing
protocols, LANs, LAN segmentation, segmentation techniques, IP,
addressing, Fast Ethernet, the Spanning Tree Protocol, virtual LANs, LAN
switching, VLANs, trunking, advanced LAN and LAN switched design, and a
case studies. Prerequisites: CET1600, CET1610. Laboratory fee. (3hr.
lecture; 2hr lab)
CET 2620 Cisco Project Based Learning
This is the fourth and final
course of the Cisco curriculum that will lead the student toward the
goal of achieving professional certification as a Cisco Certified
Network Associate (CCNA). Instruction includes networking, network
terminology and protocols, network standards, Network Address
Translation (NAT), Port Address Translation (PAT), Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DHCP), WAN theory and design, WAN technology,
PPP, Frame Relay, ISDN, network trouble shooting, and network management
techniques. Students will complete a network design project and
configure multiple routers using multiple WAN protocols. This course is
designed for students majoring in computer networking, and people from
the industry already working in the field of networking. Prerequisites:
CET1600, CET1610, CET2615. Laboratory fee (3 hr. lecture 2 hr. lab)
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CCNA Certification
Tests & Vouchers |
The Cisco Academy provides
successful students with a discount voucher for taking their CCNA
certification examination. Eligible Students and Instructors should
access the following URLs to select a Cisco Testing Delivery Partner (Prometric
or Pearson VUE) with a testing center in your area that provides
certification testing:
Academy Voucher Notes:
- Your voucher must be
used in the same region where you completed your Academy
training.
- Absolutely NO
exchanges, refunds, or extensions will be granted if the wrong
testing center or voucher type is selected.
- Vouchers must be used
by the expiration date.
- Confirm the discount
amount with the testing center PRIOR to taking the exam. Cisco
will not reimburse Students for the voucher.
- Cisco cannot make
changes to voucher requests after they have been submitted.
To request a Discount Voucher,
please follow the steps listed below:
- Login to your Home
Page at the Academy
Connection site at
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/netacad/index.html
- Click on the 'Request for
CCNA Voucher' link located in the 'Career Development' or
'Professional Development' section
- Before you request a
voucher please read the information located on the 'Request a
Voucher' page
- Choose the Country
- Choose the Testing Center
- Click 'Submit'
PLEASE NOTE:
After completing the Voucher Exam, the link that allows Students and
Instructors the ability to request a discount voucher may take up to 48
hours to appear. If you are not eligible to receive a discount
voucher for a particular curriculum, you will not receive the 'Request a
Voucher' link.
After completing the request, you may review your discount voucher
information in your profile. The details are accessible by clicking on
the 'My Profile' link at the top of your Home page and scrolling down to
the Voucher Information. The Voucher has an expiration date so do not
request a voucher until you are ready to take the Exam.
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