The Path to Network Certification Madison Park
Technical Vocational High School Fundamentals of Networking During their Sophomore year,
students acquire a comprehensive foundation in: PC Hardware and PC Software Network Hardware and Network Software 3Com/NetPrep Training in: Introduction to Networking Introduction to Local Area Networks In hands on-labs, students learn: ·
Computer assembly and disassembly ·
Computer theory ·
Preventive maintenance and safety
procedures. ·
Minor upgrading ·
Operating systems ·
Methods of diagnosis ·
Troubleshooting procedures ·
Memory optimization ·
Partitioning and formatting hard drives Students gain the ability to diagnose and fix many
common problems. Students practice solving real-world computer
problems. Those who pass CCNA certification are able to work in
the industry as Networking technicians. Certification competency usually cannot
be gained in the first year. The Cisco
Networking Academy Program centers on teaching students to design,
build, and maintain computer networks. But the significance goes well
beyond the central lesson plan. Using Web technologies, the program
prepares students for the 21st century workplace and simultaneously serves
as a valuable model for successful e-learning. Topics Covered include: ·
Cabling and Connections ·
Electronics and Signals ·
Media, Connections and Collisions ·
The OSI Model ·
Protocols ·
Switch setup and management ·
Routers, hubs, and bridges ·
Network Security ·
Network Design and Documentation What is Networking
Certification? ·
A testing program sponsored by the Cisco
Systems, an Industry leader in Networking Communications that certifies
competency in the computer industry. ·
The program is developed and supported by
major computer hardware and software vendors, distributors, resellers and
publications. ·
Earning Certification means that you
possess the knowledge, skills, and customer relations skills essential for
a successful networking technician as defined by experts from companies
across the industry. ·
Who Can Apply? All
students are welcome to apply. ·
What are the beginning standards? Beginners
need to be self-starting computer users with a good working knowledge of
Windows or DOS. ·
Who sponsors the Program? Madison
Park, Cisco Educational Systems, School to Career, the Office of
Instructional Technology, in ·
Who provides courseware and curriculum? Cisco
Systems, WestNet Inc., NetPrep, 3Com, MegaTech, and CES Industries ·
How long does the Networking Path last? Three
years, culminating in CCNA Certification
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