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- International web of school-based academies designed to prepare students
for hi-tech occupations.
- Designed and sponsored by Cisco Systems, the world’s biggest Internet
network company
- Focused on teaching computer networking
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- Connecting electronic devices together to allow transfer of data
- Networking can be local or over any geographic area
- Networks exist or are being planned in almost all business, government,
organizations, and even in homes.
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- Huge, growing job market
- Eventually all electrical and electronic devices will be connected by
computer networks. The
opportunities are endless.
- Networking is an excellent foundation for any occupation related to
information technology, and some that are not.
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- Basic math
- Problem solving
- Reading
- Interpersonal
- Self discipline
- Motivational
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- 4 semester sequence
- Semester 1: Network and Internet theory
- Semester 2: Basic router configuration
- Semester 3: Advanced router configuration
- Semester 4: Network implementation, internships
- CCNA: Certified Cisco Network Associate
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- Standards-based, multimedia, online curriculum
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- Hands-on
- Building cables, running wire
- Connecting network equipment
- Configuring network equipment
- Working in real network environments
- Observing and troubleshooting network operation
- Instructor and student presentations
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- Active participation
- Network engineering journal
- Online assessment
- Unit assessments
- Semester assessments
- Optional CCNA exam/certification
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- Direct to workplace
- Certification programs
- Technical school programs
- Associates degree in computer science
- CCNE
- University programs
- Bachelor’s or Masters in computer science
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- Decide that you really want to do this.
- Understand that you cannot drop in and out of the Academy program.
- Set your mind for the long-haul.
- Start to notice issues around computer networking.
- Remember: This is not make-believe!
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