CISCO Networkers

The Cisco Networking Local Academy is a joint venture between the New Community Workforce Development Center and Cisco Systems, the world leader in networking. Students are introduced to the building blocks of today’s global information networks in a computer lab setting. They learn to design, set up and maintain local networks utilizing Cisco components.

The Cisco program covers most networking topics. It starts with the basics of computing and continues through complex network configurations using Cisco hardware and software in LAN and WAN environments. Beginner and advanced programs include lectures, online curricula, exams and hands-on experience. Students learn about networking protocols, cabling, the OSI model, bridges, routers, patch panels and connecting networks to the Internet.

The Workforce Development Center, with support from Cisco Systems, enables students to take advantage of the enormous opportunities of the information economy. Graduates are prepared for the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Administrator) Exam, the most recognized and popular networking certification in the networking industry.

Curriculum

The course is divided into six intensive modules that will prepare students to excel in the networking and information technology industry.

Modules include:

Basic Computing
Media Connection
Cabling
TCP/IP
Networking
Routers
LAN/WAN
IP Addressing

Class Schedule

30 Weeks
900 Clock Hours
Monday Through Friday
9 AM to 4 PM