COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Islamabad
1.
CISCO Programs
i. CNAP:
CCNA training through Cisco Networking
Academy Program (CNAP)
Cisco CCNA Course
The Cisco Networking
network performance and security. Additionally, the CCNA curriculum provides
training in the proper care, maintenance, and use of networking Academy Program
software tools and equipment, teaches valuable networking and IT skills to students
and workers worldwide who are interested in expanding their IT knowledge or
starting a career in the technology industry. The
CCNA
The
Cisco CCNA curriculum consists of different modules. These modules cover the
learning objectives of the CCNA certification exam, which is the first step in
a Cisco career-certification path. The curriculum emphasizes the use of
decision-making and problem solving techniques to resolve networking issues
Networking
Like
other
CCNA
Discovery
The
Cisco CCNA Discovery curriculum provides foundational networking knowledge,
practical experience, opportunities for career exploration, and soft-skills
development to help students prepare for entry-level careers in IT and
networking. The curriculum offers a hands-on approach to learning, and uses
interactive tools and easy-to-follow labs to help students learn the general
theory needed to build networks.
CCNA Discovery is designed to be offered as
an independent, standalone curriculum or combined with programs offered by
secondary schools, technical schools, colleges, and universities. Students who
enroll in CCNA Discovery are not expected to have any previous technical skills
or knowledge, aside from basic PC skills.
Course Overview
1). Networking for Home and Small Business
2). Working at a Small-to-Medium
Business or
3). Introducing Routing and Switching in the Enterprise
4). Designing and Supporting Computer Network
Schedule:
Course Duration 2 Months
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of computer/network
Fee Structure: 22,000/-
only
Benefit:
·CISCO Certified Academy Instructors.
·
State of the art
labs.
·Students hands-on exercises, practice on latest Cisco routers and
switches.
·
Career connection.
·Alumni
connection.
·Access to online curriculum.
·Online exams of each chapter and each module.
·Certificate and congratulatory letter from Cisco.
· Free discount voucher for industrial certification 640-802, worth US$250.
ii. CCNA:
Cisco Certified Network Associate 40 hours Program
Why this course?
This course has been designed to give a student basic concepts of routing and remote access configuration. A student will feel confident after doing our CCNA course, which is all hands on. Student will learn how to subnet a network, how to configure a router as well as switch. Different scenarios will be given to clear all the concepts
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those Interested in Networking, Installation, and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router It will prepare the student to: Install and Configure CISCO Router Troubleshooting with Cisco Router This course would help you to qualify CCNA Certification
Course Pre-requisites
Fundamental computer, PC and Networking knowledge is essential. A + or Network+ or MCSE knowledge will helpful. This course is intended for those inclined towards Networking, Installation and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router.
Course Contents
1
Describe the network
communication using layered approach.
2
Utilize the
IP Address Scheme:
1
Calculate subnet - mask.
2
Perform sub - netting
Switches:
1
Understand the concept of
switch modes.
2
Spanning - tree
3
Vlan & VAN
Routers:
1
Configure Routers using
2
RIP, IGRP, EIGRP and OSPF
WAN Services:
1
Configure Frame-relay
2
Configure ISDN
3
Configure
Security:
1
Configure Standard
Access-list
2
Configure Extended
Access-list
iIi. CCNP
Cisco Certified Network Professional 40 hours Per Module
Why this course?
This comprehensive module deals with the advance configuration of routers and switches. Configuration of various routing protocols and different WAN services and troubleshooting the network will be learnt here. Once a student does all the labs, he will be able to do any type of scenarios the real life.
Sub – Courses:
1
CCNP : Building Scalable
Cisco Internetworks v2.0 (Exam 642 - 801 BSCI)
2
CCNP : Building Cisco
Multilayer Switched Networks v2.0 (Exam 642-811 BCMSN)
3
CCNP : Building Cisco Remote Access
Networks v2.0 (Exam 642-821 BCRAN)
4
CCNP : CIsco
Internetwork Troubleshooting Support v5.0 (Exam
642-831
Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks v2.0 40 hours Program (Exam 642 - 801 BSCI)
Why this course?
This course contains various
routing protocols from RIP, OSPF EIGRP to
Course Benefit
The Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks course is one exam preparation course within a series of exams required to achieve CCIP/CCNP certification. This exam will also be accepted as a replacement for the Routing exam (640-603 RTING), since the content includes all s for the Routing exam as well as additional information relevant to communications and services audiences.
Course Pre-requisites
Fundamental computer, PC and Networking knowledge, CCNA training is essential. This course is intended for those inclined towards Networking, Installation and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router
Course Contents
1
Comparison between Classful and Classless Routing Protocols.
2
Comparison between Distance
vector and Link state Routing Protocols.
3
Route summarization and VLSM
concepts.
4
Configure EIGRP, RIP v2.
5
Configure OSPF in single and
multiple areas.
6
Configure IS-IS, difference
between IS-IS and OSPF.
7
Redistribution and policy
based routing.
8
Configure
9
Configure
Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks v2.0 40 hours Program (Exam 642-811 BCMSN)
Why this course?
This course covers in depth switch 3550, which is also being tested in CCIE labs. If a student takes this course then he will be at ease in doing the CCIE lab scenarios during the preparation of CCIE labs.
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those Interested in Networking, Installation, and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router It will prepare the student to: Install and Configure CISCO Router Troubleshooting with Cisco Router This course would help you to qualify CCNP Certification
Course Pre-requisites
Fundamental computer, PC and Networking knowledge is essential. This course is intended for those inclined towards Networking, Installation and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router
Course Contents
1
Implementing Switches in the
Network
2
Configuring VLANs and VTP
3
Implementing Spanning-Tree
Protocol
4
Enhancing Spanning-Tree
Protocol
5
Implementing Multilayer
Switching in the Network
6
Improving Availability on
Multilayer Switched Networks
7
Examining Cisco AVVID
Services and Applications
8
Implementing QoS in
Multilayer Switched Networks
9
Optimizing and Securing
Multilayer Switched Networks
10 Understanding Metro Ethernet
Building Cisco Remote Access Networks v2.0 (Exam 642-821 BCRAN)
Why this course?
This course contains very common WAN services, which are available in the market, for e.g. cable modem, ISDN, Frame-relay, and ADSL. This course will prepare a student for the current market. Latest information about WAN services is covered here.
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those Interested in Networking, Installation, and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router It will prepare the student to: Install and Configure CISCO Router Troubleshooting with Cisco Router This course would help you to qualify CCNP Certification
Course Pre-requisites
Fundamental computer, PC and Networking knowledge is essential. This course is intended for those inclined towards Networking, Installation and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router.
Course Contents
1
Identifying Cisco Solutions
to Remote Access Needs
2
Using AAA to Scale Access
Control in an Expanding Network
3
Configuring Asynchronous
Connections to a Central Site with Modems
4
Configuring
5
ISDN and
6
Frame-Relay configuration
7
Backup to a permanent
connection
8
Queuing and compression
9
Network Address Translation
10 Virtual Private Network
CIsco Internetwork Troubleshooting Support
v5.0 40 hours Program (Exam 642-831
Why this course?
This course is the most important one. Here a student will learn how to
troubleshoot a network. If you make mistakes in configuration then you should
know how to troubleshoot the network. Here you will be given all the right
tactics to avoid unnecessary problems in the network because of mis-configuration.
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those Interested in Networking, Installation, and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router It will prepare the student to: Install and Configure CISCO Router Troubleshooting with Cisco Router This course would help you to qualify CCNP Certification
Course Pre-requisites
Fundamental computer, PC and Networking knowledge is essential. This course is intended for those inclined towards Networking, Installation and Troubleshooting with CISCO/Router
iv. VOIP
CISCO Voice over IP (CVOIP)40 hours Program
Why This Course
The objective of this course is to provide a technical and practical overview of Voice over IP (VoIP). The course identifies the main elements of the technology and presents them in an accessible format.
Course Overview
The primary focus of this course is to teach Cisco versions of voice technology (VOIP/Call Center/Call Manager/Intelligent Network) to Cisco Customers, Value added reseller, The focus of this course should always be to introduce, how Cisco handle Voice transmission over IP and its latest equipment.
Course Benefit
At the end of the course students will be conversant with VoIP technology and understand the role of VoIP in their or their customer's company and marketplace.
Course Pre-requisites
Delegates should have a good
understanding of Local Area Network (
Course Contents
1
Introduction to IP Telephony
Objective - Related Information
2
IP Telephony Architecture
Objective
3
Planning the IP Telephony
Network Evaluating and Documenting the Existing Data Infrastructure
4
Evaluating and Documenting
the Existing Telecom Infrastructure
5
Evaluating and Documenting the
Existing Power/Cabling Infrastructure
6
IP Telephony Availability
Requirements
7
Planning for WAN Deployments
8
Operations and Implementation
Planning
Designing the IP Telephony Network
1
Objective
2
Introduction to IP Telephony
Design
3
Designing the Campus
Infrastructure
4
Designing for
5
Designing Cisco CallManager Clusters
6
Selecting Gateways
7
Dial Plan Architecture and
Configuration
8
Designing a Multi-site WAN
with Distributed Call Processing
9
Designing a Multi-site WAN with
Centralized Call Processing
10 Catalyst DSP Provisioning
11 Cisco Packet Fax and Modem Support Guidelines
12 E911 and 911 Emergency Services
13 Security Considerations for IP Telephony Networks
14 Integrating Voice Mail
15 Migrating to an IP Telephony Network
Implementing the IP Telephony Network
1
Preparing for Implementation
2
Conducting the Site Survey
3
Determining Site Requirements
4
Validating Implementation
Readiness
5
Implementing the Solution
6
Implementing a Migration
Strategy
7
Solution Implementation Acceptance
Testing
8
Post-implementation
Documentation
9
Case Study
Operating the IP Telephony Network
1
Operations Support and
Planning
2
Network Management
3
Security
4
Troubleshooting
1. Red Hat
i. Linux Administration /
Linux System/Network Administration +
Students Will Learn
Installation and Configuration of Linux server Users, Computers and resource Connectivity Management Internet and Intranet Environment Network security, Performance optimization and troubleshooting Installation and configuration of external devices Connectivity with other Networks
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those interested or already in a career in Network development. You will become fully capable of installing, configuring, optimizing & Administering Networks.
Course Pre-requisites
Working knowledge of computer hardware, software & familiarity with navigating operating systems menus are essential.
Course Contents
1 Overview of a Linux System
2 various parts of an operating system
3 Important parts of the kernel
4 Major services in a UNIX system
Overview of the Directory Tree
1
Background
2
The root filesystem
3
The /etc directory
4
The /dev directory
5
The /usr
filesystem
6
The /var
filesystem
Using Disks and Other Storage Media
1
Hard disks
2
Floppies
3
CD-ROMs
4
Tapes
5
Formatting
6
Partitions
7
Filesystems
8
Disks without filesystems
9
Allocating disk space
Memory Management
1
What is virtual memory?
2
Creating a swap space
3
Using a swap space
4
Allocating swap space
Boots And Shutdowns
1
An overview of boots and
Shutdowns
2
The boot process in closer
look
3
More about shutdowns
4
Rebooting
5
Single user mode
6
Run levels
7
Special configuration in
/etc/inittab
8
Booting in single user mode
Logging In And Out
1
Logins via terminals
2
Logins via the network
3
What login does
4
Access control
5
Shell startup
Managing user accounts
1
What's an account?
2
Creating a user
3
Changing user properties
4
Removing a user
5
Disabling a user temporarily
Important commands
1
Top
2
ls
3
cp
4
mv
5
df
6
more
7
tail
8
chown
9
chmod
10 The "vi" editor
11 The "pico" editor
12 Shell Scripting an introduction
13
File permission and owner ship
14 Backing up and Restoring
15 Printers and the Spooling Subsystem
16 Networking and Troubleshooting
17
Servers Concepts/Installation/Configuration
1
Proxy Servers
2
Mail Servers
3
DNS Servers
4
Radius Server
Firewall Concepts and its importance
1
Automating Tasks
2
What Does Cron
Do?
3
Cron Elements
4
The crontab
Command
5
Anatomy of a Standard Crontab File
6
Starting Cron
3. Sun
Microsystems
i. X86
Solaris Administration
Solaris Administration (Core Level) 30 hours Program
Students Will Learn
Installation and Configuration of Solaris Operating System Users, Computers and resource Connectivity Management File system management, backup procedures, process control, user administration, and device management
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those interested or already in a career in Network development. You will become fully capable of installing, configuring, optimizing & Administering Networks.
Course Pre-requisites
Working knowledge of computer hardware, software & familiarity with navigating operating systems menus are essential. Student required perform basic UNIX tasks and understand basic UNIX commands.
Course Contents
1
Introducing the Solaris OS
Directory Hierarchy
2
Managing Local Disk Devices
3
Managing the Solaris OS File
System
4
Performing Mounts and Unmounts
5
Installing the Solaris 9
Operating System
6
Performing Solaris 9 OS
Package Administration
7
Managing Software Patches on
the Solaris 9 OS
8
Executing Boot PROM Commands
9
Performing Boot and Shutdown
Procedures
10 Performing User Administration
11 Performing System Security
12 Configuring Printer Service
13 Using Print Commands
14 Controlling System Processes
15 Performing File System Backups
16 Performing File System Restores
17 Backing Up a Mounted File System With a UFS Snapshot
Solaris 9 Administration (Advanced Level) 30 Hours Program
Students Will Learn
Installation and Configuration of Solaris Operating System Users, Computers and resource Connectivity Management File system management, backup procedures, process control, user administration, and device management.
Course Benefit
This course is intended for those interested or already in a career in Network development. You will become fully capable of installing, configuring, optimizing & Administering Networks.
Course Pre-requisites
To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to: Manage files and directories Control the user work environment archive files Use remote commands Manage file systems Install software Perform system boot procedures Perform user and security administration Manage network printers and system processes Perform system backups and restores
Course Contents
1
Describing Interface
Configuration
2
Describing the Client-Server
Model
3
Customizing the Solaris
Management Console
4
Managing Swap Configuration
5
Managing Crash Dumps and Core
Files
6
Configuring
7
Configuring AutoFS
8
Describing RAID and the
Solaris Volume Manager Software
9
Configuring Solaris Volume
Manager Software
10 Configuring Access Control Lists (ACLs)
11 Configuring Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
12 Performing Smartcard Authentication
13 Configuring System Messaging
14 Using Name Services
15 Configuring Name Service Clients
16 Configuring the Network Information Service (
17 Configuring the JumpStart Procedure
18 Performing a Flash Installation
4. PC – Hardware
i. A+
Hardware/Software
A+ CERTIFICATION 20 hours Program
Students Will Learn
Install, configure & upgrade Computers Diagnosing & Troubleshooting Safety & Preventive Measures Motherboard/Processors/ Memory Printers &potable systems Basic Networking Function, Structure, Operation, & File Management
Course Benefit
This course is intended for PC technicians and students who are involved in computer assembly and PC troubleshooting. It will prepare students for the A+ Certification examinations. Students will be trained with the knowledge of PC hardware, printers and other peripherals, DOS, and Windows 95/98/2000/XP
Course Pre-requisites
Computer & Applications navigating, Internet browsing knowledge and familiarity with operating system
Course Contents
1
Operating System
Fundamentals
• Desktop components and interfaces
• System files
• Command-line functions / manage the operating system
• Managing disks, directories and files
• Major operating system utilities
2
Installation,
Configuration and Upgrading
• Procedures for installing Operating Systems
• Operating system upgrading
• System boot sequences and boot methods
• Procedures for installing/adding a device
• Optimize the operating system
3
Diagnosing and
Troubleshooting
• Meaning of common error codes and startup
messages
• Common diagnostic utilities and tools
• Common operational and usability problems
• Networks
• Identify the networking capabilities of Windows
• Identify the basic Internet protocols and terminologies
A+ Core Hardware Contents
Installation, Configuration, and Upgrading
1
Identify basic procedures
2
Portable components:
3
Identify IRQs,
DMAs, and I/O addresses
4
Standardized / common
peripheral ports, associated cabling, and their connectors.
5
Installing and configuring
common IDE devices
6
Installing and configuring
common SCSI devices
7
Installing and configuring
common peripheral devices
8
Procedures to optimize PC
operations in specific situations
9
Upgrading a PC
Diagnosing and Troubleshooting
1
I/O ports and cables
2
Motherboards
3
Peripherals
4
Computer case
5
Storage devices and cables
6
Cooling systems
7
Processor /CPU
8
Memory
9
Display device
10 Input devices
11 Adapters
12 Portable Systems
13 Troubleshooting/isolation/problem determination procedures
14 Determining whether a hardware or software problem
15 Gathering information from user
PC Preventive Maintenance, Safety, and Environmental Issues
1
Preventive maintenance
measures, products and procedures
2
Safety measures and
procedures
3
Environmental protection
measures and procedures
Motherboard/Processors/Memory
1
CPU chips in terms of their
basic characteristics.
2
3
Motherboards components and
their architecture
4
Purpose of
Printer
1
Printer technologies,
interfaces, and options/upgrades
2
Printer problems and
techniques used to solve them
Basic Networking
1
Network cables, their
characteristics
2
Networking concepts
3
Establishing Internet
connectivity
5. Contact
Cisco Regional Academy
Mr. Muhammad
Ahsan,
Manager (CISCO
Regional Academy)
COMSATS Institute of Information Technology
Academic Block II Ground floor,
Park Road Chak Shehzad,
Islamabad
Phone #: 051-9235953
Email: cisco@comsats.edu.pk