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1zClick to edit Master title styleCCNAVersion 7.0
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About the Instructor3zClick to edit Master title styleBAHAA MAHMOUDCisco InstructorCCNP RnS and Security, Cybersecurity OPSwww.linkedin.com/in/bahamahmoud/
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Careers5zClick to edit Master title styleSwitching, Routing,and WirelessEssentials (SRWE)CCNP SecurityEnterpriseNetworking, Securityand Automation(ENSA)Network ProfessionalNetwork SpecialistCCNP Enterprise:Core Networking(ENCOR)Intro to Networks(ITN)IT Essentials:PC Hardware andSoftwareNetwork AssociateCCNP Enterprise:Advanced Routing(ENARSI)CCNPCCNPSecurityCCNANetwork TechnicianIT EssentialsIT TechnicianCisco Packet TracerStudent Networking Knowledge and Skills
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Course OutlinesCCNA Curriculum12Curriculum OverviewThe courses in the CCNA Version 7.0curriculum help students develop acomprehensive foundation fordesigning, securing, operating, andtroubleshooting modern computernetworks, on the scale from smallbusiness networks to enterprisenetworks, with an emphasis on handson learning and essential career skillslike problem solving and collaboration.Learning ComponentsCareer PrepzBy the end of the CCNA course series,Series of 3 courses:Click to edit Mastertitle stylestudents gain practical, hands-onexperience preparing them for theCCNA certification exam and careerready skills for associate-level roles inthe Information & CommunicationTechnologies (ICT) industry. 1.Introduction to Networks (ITN)2.Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials(SRWE)3.Enterprise Networking, Security, andAutomation (ENSA)Hands-on labs and Cisco PacketTracernetwork simulation activitiesFeaturesTarget Audience: Students interested in pursuing an IT-related careerPrerequisites: None. Vocational students often take IT Essentials or equivalent knowledge prior to CCNACourse Delivery: OnlineEstimated Time to Complete: 120 hours ( 40 hours for each semester )Recommended Next Course: CCNP Enterprise Core, CCNA CyberOps, DevNet Associate .CertificationAligned
CCNAv7: Introduction to Networks13zCourse OverviewClick to edit Master title styleThe first course in the CCNA curriculum introduces thearchitectures, models, protocols, and networking elements thatconnect users, devices, applications and data through theInternet and across modern computer networks - including IPaddressing and Ethernet fundamentals.BenefitsBy the end of the course, students can build simple local areanetworks (LAN) that integrate IP addressing schemes,foundational network security, and perform basic configurationsfor routers and switches.Learning Components 17 modules24 hands-on labs 31 Cisco Packet Trace activitiesFeaturesTarget Audience: Secondary vocational students, 2-year and 4-yearcollege students in Networking or EngineeringPrerequisites: NoneLanguages: English 148 videosCourse Delivery: OnlineEstimated Time to Complete: 40 hoursRecommended Next Course: CCNAv7: Switching, Routing, andWireless Essentials
CCNAv7: Switching, Routing, and WirelessEssentials14zCourse OverviewClick to edit Master title styleThe second course in the CCNA curriculum focuses on switchingtechnologies and router operations that support small-to-mediumbusiness networks and includes wireless local area networks(WLAN) and security concepts.BenefitsStudents learn key switching and routing concepts. They canperform basic network configuration and troubleshooting, identifyand mitigate LAN security threats, and configure and secure abasic WLAN.Target Audience: Secondary vocational students, 2-year and 4-yearcollege students in Networking or EngineeringLearning Components 16 modules 31 hands-on labs Cisco Packet Tracer activities137 videosFeaturesPrerequisites: None QuizzesLanguages: EnglishCourse Delivery: OnlineEstimated Time to Complete: 40 hoursRecommended Next Course: CCNAv7: Enterprise Networking,Security, and Automation
CCNAv7: Enterprise Networking,Security, and Automation15Course OverviewzClick to edit Master title styleThe third CCNA course describes the architectures and considerationsrelated to designing, securing, operating, and troubleshooting enterprisenetworks – including wide area network (WAN) technologies & quality of service(QoS) mechanisms for secure remote access, along with software-definednetworking, virtualization, & automation concepts supporting networkdigitization.BenefitsStudents gain skills to configure and troubleshoot enterprise networks,and learn to identify and protect against cybersecurity threats. They areintroduced to network management tools and learn key concepts of softwaredefined networking, including controller-based architectures and howapplication programming interfaces (APIs) enable network automation.Learning Components 14 modules12 hands-on labs 29 Cisco Packet TraceractivitiesFeaturesTarget Audience: 2-year and 4-year college students in Networking orEngineeringPrerequisites: None 129 videos QuizzesLanguages: EnglishCourse Delivery: OnlieEstimated Time to Complete: 40 hoursRecommended Next Course: CCNP Enterprise Core
Course Outlines16CertificationAlignmentAssociate LevelOne ExamzClick to edit Master title style As of Feb 2020, Cisco has a new, consolidatedCCNA certification evolved for the NewNetwork In CCNAv7, students gain critical networkingskills, plus foundations for security andautomation CCNAv7 practice exams and activities preparelearners for the new exam
17CCNA 7.0 Course OutlineszClick to edit Master title styleIntro to Networks (ITN)Switching, Routing, and WirelessEssentials (SRWE)Networking TodayBasic Switch and End DeviceConfigurationProtocol ModelsPhysical LayerNumber SystemsData Link LayerEthernet SwitchingNetwork LayerAddress ResolutionBasic Router ConfigurationIPv4 AddressingIPv6 AddressingICMPTransport LayerApplication LayerNetwork Security FundamentalsBuild a Small NetworkBasic Device ConfigurationSwitching ConceptsVLANsInter-VLAN RoutingSTPEtherchannelDHCPv4SLAAC and DHCPv6 ConceptsFHRP ConceptsLAN Security ConceptsSwitch Security ConfigurationWLAN ConceptsWLAN ConfigurationRouting ConceptsIP Static RoutingTroubleshoot Static and DefaultRoutesEnterprise Networking, Security andAutomation (ENSA)Single-Area OSPFv2 ConceptsSingle-Area OSPFv2ConfigurationWAN ConceptsNetwork Security ConceptsACL ConceptsACLs for IPv4 ConfigurationNAT for IPv4VPN and IPsec ConceptsQoS ConceptsNetwork ManagementNetwork DesignNetwork TroubleshootingNetwork VirtualizationNetwork AutomationNew/significantly changed contentComplementaryOptionsCCNP Enterprise(ENCOR, ENARSI)orCCNA Security / CCNACyberOpsorDevNet AssociateorPython
18(ITN) Course OutlinesModule 1ModuleObjectivesIntroduction toNetworks (ITN)zModuleModule Group AssessmentsClick to edit Master title styleNetworking TodayModule 2Basic Switch and End Device ConfigurationModule 3Protocol ModelsModule 4Physical LayerModule 5Number SystemsModule 6Data Link LayerModule 7Ethernet SwitchingModule 8Network LayerModule 9Address ResolutionModule 10Basic Router ConfigurationModule 11IPv4 AddressingModule 12IPv6 AddressingModule 13ICMPModule 14Transport LayerModule 15Application LayerModule 16Network Security FundamentalsModule 17Build a Small NetworkBasic Network Connectivity and CommunicationsEthernet ConceptsCommunicating Between NetworksIP AddressingNetwork Application CommunicationsBuilding and Securing a Small Network
(SRWE) Course Outlines19Module 1ModuleObjectivesSwitching,Routing, andWirelessEssentials(SRWE)Module 2zModuleModule Group AssessmentsClick to edit Master title styleBasic Device ConfigurationSwitching ConceptsModule 3VLANsModule 4Inter-VLAN RoutingModule 5STPModule 6EtherChannelModule 7DHCPv4Module 8SLAAC and DHCPv6 ConceptsModule 9FHRP ConceptsModule 10LAN Security ConceptsModule 11Switch Security ConfigurationModule 12WLAN ConceptsModule 13WLAN ConfigurationModule 14Routing ConceptsModule 15IP Static RoutingModule 16Troubleshoot Static and Default RoutesSwitching Concepts and VLANSRedundant NetworksAvailable and Reliable NetworksL2 Security and WLANsRouting Concepts and Configuration
20(ENSA) Course OutlinesModule 1ModuleObjectivesEnterpriseNetworking,Security, andAutomation(ENSA)zClick to edit Master title styleModuleSingle-Area OSPFv2 ConceptsModule 2Single-Area OSPFv2 ConfigurationModule 3Network Security ConceptsModule 4ACLs ConceptsModule 5ACLS for IPv4 ConfigurationModule 6NAT for IPv4Module 7WAN ConceptsModule 8VPN and IPsec ConceptsModule 9QoS ConceptsModule 10Network ManagementModule 11Network DesignModule 12Network TroubleshootingModule 13Network VirtualizationModule 14Network AutomationModule Group AssessmentsOSPF Concepts and ConfigurationNetwork SecurityWANOptimize, Monitor, and Troubleshoot NetworksNetwork Virtualization and Automation
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CCNA 6.0 vs 7.0 – Lab Equipment224221or 4321 or 4331zFor CCNAv7:Click to edit Master title style Serial ports not required Packet Tracer 7.3.0 or higherrequired4221or 4321 or 43312960Server2960ServerPT used for 3router/switchtopologiesSOHOWiFi RouterNewVarious end devicesVarious end devices
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27Lab EquipmentSOHO Wi-Fi Router is Back in CCNA 7.0zClick to edit Master title style 1 wireless router (generic brand) with WPA2 support Configure a Home Network with Wireless Configure WLAN with WPA2 Encryption GUI
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CCNAv7 Course Resources29zClicktoeditMastertitlestyle Scope and Sequence Instructor PPTs Packet Tracer Activity Source Files Student Lab Source Files Student Packet Tracer Source Files
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CCNAv7: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials Features The second course in the CCNA curriculum focuses on switching technologies and router operations that support small-to-medium business networks and includes wireless local area networks (WLAN) and security concepts. Course Overview Students learn key switching and routing concepts .
