CCNA 
UASCE200

Tuition: $2,495  Discount: $1,895

* Tuition is all-inclusive of class textbooks and related supplies.

*Tuition also includes optional one-on-one discussion with the instructor and UASCE staff about your individual projects and challenges

Test Information: Testing available at UA South - call 266-1715 for details.

Exams: 640-802 or 640-812 AND 640-816

Cohort: Cisco

Enroll: Call 266-1715, Fax 1556 to 458-5823 or email us.

Class starts on 2/25/2010 5:00 PM.
It meets every 1 week(s) on Tuesday,Thursday
Class ends after 10 meeting(s).

CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate

Cisco CCNA

CCDA, CCNP, CCSP

Knowledge of Networking, ideally students will be Net+ certified before enrolling.

The CCNA is the second tier Cisco certification for installing and troubleshooting Cisco routers and switches, with the CCENT being the first of four tiers in the popular Cisco certification program. This class features more than 40 pieces of Cisco gear for ten students - so everyone gets hands-on time! Students also receive a dual-textbook set for the CCENT/ICND1 and ICND2 (combined called the CCNA.) Extra lab time on campus after class ends is included at no extra cost, and testing can be completed on the UA South campus after class. New to the CCNA class are a pocket command guide, and a 31-day countdown study guide to help you prepare for your exam, along with personal assistance in the often-challenging subnetting topic. This is the ENTIRE CCNA program for just $1895 with testing - don't spend a year and $3500 what you can do in a week during the day or a twice a week at night over month at the UA South! (Follow-on CCDA, CCNP, CCSP, and VoIP classes are available.) The CCENT can serve as a prerequisite to the CCNA class in place of the Network+. Preparation for the CCNA Security, CCNA Voice and CCNA Wireless exams is also available for groups of six+.

Tuition includes two test vouchers for any of the related Cisco CCNA exams (CCNA / INTRO or ICND).

CLASS OUTLINE

OSI and TCP/IP Model
Subnetting
Building a Serial and Ethernet Network
Connecting Networks
IP Addressing and Interface Management
Remote Network Connections
Understanding and Configuring the Cisco IOS
Managing the Network Environment
Cisco Switches: 1900, 2900 and 3500 series setup
VLANs
IP Routing
Access Lists
Point-to-Point Networks
Frame Relay
ISDN
Plus more!!

HANDS-ON LABS

Switch Setup
Switch Configuration
Router Setup
Router Configuration
Network Management
Spanning Tree
VLANs
Enabling RIP
Enabling IRGP
Enabling EIGRP
Enabling OSPF
Working with Access Control Lists
Understanding NAT
Understanding PAT
WAN Topics: PPP, ISDN and Frame Relay

40 clock hours

Instructor