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CCNA Discovery


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CCNA Discovery Overview

Maps to everyday experiences with networks and covers keynetworking concepts based on the types of practical networkenvironments students may encounter

From small office and home office (SOHO) networking to more complexenterprise and theoretical networking models later in the curriculum

Evolves from directed to open-ended labs as students progressthrough the curricula; soft skills and building a design portfolio areemphasized in last semester

Provides general theory; and offers a career-oriented approachto learning networking

Includes embedded e-doing, which applies the principle thatpeople learn best by interacting with computer-based activities

Interactive learning promotes the exploration of networking conceptsand experimentation

Tools such as Packet Tracer and Flash-based activities help students developa greater understanding of networking technologies

Introduces advanced technologies such as voice, video, wireless,and security


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CCNA Discovery Course Outline

ChNetworking for Homeand Small Businesses

Working at aSmall-to-MediumBusiness or ISP

Introducing Routingand Switching inthe Enterprise

Designingand Supporting

Computer Networks

1 Personal ComputerHardware The Internet andIts Uses Networking inthe Enterprise Introducing NetworkDesign Concepts

2 Operating Systems Help DeskExploring the EnterpriseNetwork Infrastructure

Gathering NetworkRequirements

3Connecting tothe Network

Planning aNetwork Upgrade

Switching in anEnterprise Network

Characterizing theExisting Network

4 Connecting to the InternetThrough an ISP Planning theAddressing Structure Addressing in anEnterprise Network Identifying Application Impactson Network Design

5 Network AddressingConfiguring

Network DevicesRouting with a Distance

Vector ProtocolCreating the

Network Design

6 Network Services RoutingRouting with a

Link-State ProtocolUsing IP Addressing

in the Network Design

7 Wireless Technologies ISP Services Implementing EnterpriseWAN Links Prototyping theCampus Network

8 Basic Security ISP ResponsibilityFiltering Traffic UsingAccess Control Lists

Prototypingthe WAN

9TroubleshootingYour Network

TroubleshootingTroubleshooting anEnterprise Network

Preparing the Proposal

10 Course Summary:Putting It All Together Course Summary:Putting It All Together Course Summary:Putting It All Together Course Summary:Putting It All Together


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CCNA Discovery GoalsNetworkingfor Homeand SmallBusinesses

Set Up a Personal Computer System, Interface Cards, and Peripheral Devices

Plan and Install a Home or Small Business Network and Connect It to the Internet

Verify and Troubleshoot Network and Internet Connectivity

Recognize and Mitigate Security Threats to the Home Network

Configure Basic IP Services Through a GUI Interface

Working ata Small-to-MediumBusinessor ISP

Describe the Structure of the Internet and How Communication Occurs Between Hosts

Install, Configure, and Troubleshoot Cisco IOS Devices for Internet and Server Connectivity

Implement Basic WAN Connectivity Using Telco Services

Troubleshoot Problems Using an Organized, Layered Procedure

Describe the OSI Model and the Process of Encapsulation

IntroducingRouting andSwitchingin theEnterprise

Implement a LAN Given an Approved Network Design

Configure a Switch with VLANs and Inter-Switch Communication

Configure EIGRP and OSPF on Cisco Devices

Implement Access Control Lists to Permit or Deny Specified Traffic

Perform LAN, WAN, and VLAN Troubleshooting Using a Structured Methodology and the

OSI Model

Designing andSupportingComputerNetworks

Gather Customer Requirements

Design a Simple Internetwork with Cisco Technology

Design an IP Addressing Scheme to Meet LAN Requirements

Create and Present a Proposal to a Customer

Install and Configure a Prototype Internetwork

Obtain and Upgrade Cisco IOS Software

*See CCNA Discovery Scope and Sequence for Complete List of Curriculum Goals


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CCNA Discovery Instructional

MethodologySkill

Networking for Homeor Small Businesses

Working at aSmall-to-MediumBusiness or ISP

Introducing Routingand Switching inthe Enterprise

Designing andSupporting

Computer Networks

Routing Routing TableOperation

Introduce Protocols;Configure Routesand Routers

Configure VLAN,RIPv2, EIGRP,OSPF

Design, Configure,and Test EIGRPand OSPF

Switching

Introduce and PracticeBroadcast Domain,Switch Operation,

MAC AddressTable Concepts

Configure SwitchManagement Interface

and Port Security,Configure and

Connect Switches

Configure VLANMembership,

Spanning Tree,802.1q Trunking

Operation

Design andPrototype AccessLayer Switched

Network, Configure,and Verify

Switch Operations

Addressing

Implement IPAddressing, DHCP

Configuration, andNAT Operation

Intro and PracticeSubnets, Classless IP

Addressing and Routing,

VLSM, SubnettingMethods, IPv6

Reinforce VLSM,Introduce Route

Summarizationand Aggregation

Review and ExpandIPv6; IP Addressing

Design andConfiguration

ACLs

Verify, Implement,and Troubleshoot

ACLs in theEnterprise

Review ACLs andUse to Incorporate

Security in a BranchOffice Network


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CCNA Discovery Course 2 v4.1

Revisions New chapter on troubleshooting and preparing for

CCENT certification

Expanded focus on Cisco IOS router management

Course1 New ChapterChapter 9

4 Chapter RevisedChapters 4-8

Instructor Training Updated ICG, IRG, PPT Slides

Labs/Activities ~17 New or Modified Labs, Most in New Chapter

Assessments1 ChapterNew Quiz and Chapter Exam

2 ChaptersNew Claims

Packet TracerNo Changes to PT v4.11 Software

~12 New or Modified PT Activities, Mostly in Chapter 9

SBAs No Changes

Discovery Server No Changes

Equipment No Changes


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Instructor Feedback

It Is greatmuch better than the

3.0/3.1; Lots of good informationthat Is explained well. There arealso a lot of good resources.

It Is exciting, engaging, and doesa fantastic job in delivering the

necessary content to meet thenew CCNA objectives as well asteaching how to design, build, andmaintain networks.

Its exciting to see a course that willnot turn off the students because of

the level of difficulty, but will insteadmake them think about their currentsetups at home and in school, andenjoin them to explore further anddeeper into the technology.

This course Is relatively easy tounderstand, less lecture time Is

needed and more time can beallocated for actual practice/labs.



Great Adoption!

Academies teaching CCNA Discovery

Globally2228

US/C950

Students enrolled in CCNA Discovery

Globally49,700

US/C14,632

More students enrolled then in CCNA v3.1110,000+ active students enrolled in CCNA Discovery or CCNAExploration Course 1 vs. 109,000 in CCNA v3.1 Course 1

Source: BI Dashboard, Snapshot as of May, 2008; MRE Report 2881, May 26, 2008



Whats Next? Packet Tracer v5.0 coming July 2008

Accessibility version July 2008 Assessments

Multiple forms for summative assessment

Use of rich media and simulation

Certification practice exams

Server/labs simple packaging and installation of servers;revisit lab composition and structure

Translations

16 CCNA Discovery courses released (29 including CCNA Explorationand ITE PC)

40 more courses across 16 languages in progress

More information on Academy Connection -> Library -> CurriculaGlobalization



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