DESCRIPTION:
Presentation of and practice in the concepts and commands required to
configure Cisco switches and routers in multiprotocol
internetworks. Students may receive credit for only one of the
following courses: CAPP 498E or CMIT 499D.
(Formerly CAPP 498E)
OBJECTIVES:
On successful completion of this course the student will:
TEXTBOOK/SOFTWARE:
CCNA Official Exam Certification Library, 2nd Ed., for CCNA 640-801,
Cisco Systems, Odom, 1-58720-169-0.
EVALUATION:
Midterm Exam: 25% Final Exam: 30% Lab exercises/Homeworks: 30% End of Chapter Exercises: 15%
The grade of 'A' means "outstanding", i.e. mastery of the
material.
The grade of 'B' means "good". The grade of 'C' means "satisfactory".
Grades are curved and related to the class average. "Significantly
above" the class average are the A's, "above" (or sometimes even at)
the class average are the B's, at or below the class average are the
C's. Significantly below the class average are the D's and F's.
Usually, in the 90's is an A, 80's is a B, 70's is a C.
Finding out your grade in web tycho
PENALTIES: There are penalties for late work. All work must be submitted as specified.
INCOMPLETES: The grade of I is exceptional and given only to students whose completed course work has been qualitatively satisfactory but who have been unable to complete all course requirements because of illness or other extenuating circumstances beyond their control. The grade of I may be considered only for students who have completed at least fifty (50) percent of the total course work requirements and who have received a passing grade on all the course work which they have completed. the instructor retains the right to make the final decision on granting a student's request for an I, even though the student may meet the eligibility requirements for this grade.
POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND GRADES: IAW with the University of Maryland, University Catalog, Asian Division, and the Student Handbook (current editions). These cover essential information such as attendance, grading, make-up work and plagiarism.
MISCELLANEOUS: * Students are expected to spend between two and three hours outside of class on course materials and preparation for every one hour spent in the classroom. e.g. a UMUCAD course meets for approximately 5 hours per week and you will be expected to spend between 10 and 15 hours additional time outside of class on course work for an average of 20 hours per week.
Session 1 Looking at router's configuration Session 2 Basic router configuration Session 3 OSI and TCP/IP overview Routing lab Session 4 Static routes Session 5 Subnetting Session 6 CIDR, VLSM, NAT, dynamic routing Session 7 Midterm Exam Session 8 Interconnecting Networks with TCP/IP Session 9 Determining IP Routes Session 10 Switches: STP, VLANs, trunking, VTP Session 11 IP Access Control Lists Session 12 Serial Point-to-Point Session 13 ISDN Session 14 Frame Relay Session 15 More routing Session 16 Final Exam