The CCNA R & S course is a course designed for people who start their adventure with computer networks and Cisco technology. The participants of the course are not required to have an initial knowledge about computer networks, because during the course everything is discussed from scratch. The only condition is the basic knowledge of computer use. This course places emphasis on theoretical concepts and the practical application of acquired knowledge in order to achieve the skills and experience needed to design, install, use and manage the network in environments providing corporate services as well as in small and medium-sized enterprises.

Meetings are carried out in the form of lectures, laboratories, consultations, and so-called self-education. After saving the student, an account is created on the Cisco Networking Academy server, which allows him access to training materials and remote exam-taking as part of the training.

CCNA R & S course program - Module 1 - Basics of the network

Life, learning, work, and entertainment in the online world

Communication with data networks and the Internet

The application layer of the OSI model

The transport layer of the OSI model

OSI model network layer and routing

Network addressing - IPv4

The data link layer of the OSI model

The physical layer of the OSI model

Examples of LAN - Ethernet technologies

Network planning and cabling

Network configuration and testing

CCNA R & S course program - Module 2 - Routing protocols

Introduction to routing and packet redirection

Static routes

Introduction to dynamic routing

Routing protocols based on distance vector

RIPv1

Classless routing protocols, VLSM, CIDR

RIPv2

Routing table - a detailed discussion

EIGRP

Routing protocols based on link-state

OSPF

Instructor: Joanna Domuracka