CNIT
202E- Routing Protocols and Concepts |
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Instructors |
Sam Bowne Email: sbowne@ccsf.edu Web: samclass.info Sufyaan Mateen Email: smateen@ccsf.edu Web: fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us/~smateen |
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Office |
TR 5-6 pm Cloud 218, and by appointment |
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Times |
Tuesday & Thursday 6-9pm. |
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Text & Materials |
The course content will be available online. The purchase of the textbook
accompanying this new curriculum and the lab manual is optional CCSF
will provide any additional handouts, access to software, tools and
materials that are needed for the class. |
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Course |
Lec-2, conf-1 -PREREQUISITE: CNIT 201 or equivalent This course introduces the architecture, components, and operation of routers, and principles of routing and routing protocols. Analysis, configuration, verification, and troubleshooting of the primary routing protocols RIPv1, RIPv2, EIGRP, and OSPF. This is the second course of the Cisco Networking Academy series preparing for the CCNA Certification |
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Methods |
There are 11 chapters that students will be expected to
read outside of class. Class meetings will be a combination of
lectures, discussion, small group exercises and some hands-on practice to
solidify and deepen the course material |
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Final Exam |
The final exam will cover all material for the semester. It will consist of the Cisco on-line assessment and a skill-based component. See class calendar for dates. |
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Grading |
Your grade will be based on participation & success in
written & hands-on projects as shown in a Lab Manual and Notes, Online
Module Assessments, and success Online and Practical Final Exams.
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Attendance: Your attendance & participation in the class is important to us but we will not take attendance each class. Your basic participation is measured by coming to class & doing your labs and tests. There will be one or more chapter assessments scheduled each week. Any student who falls behind two or more weeks without prior arrangement may be dropped by the instructor. However, under normal circumstances, we do NOT usually drop students from the class rolls. It is the student’s responsibility to file the paperwork needed to drop or withdraw from this class. The CCSF Computer Policy Guidelines apply. Basically, be respectful in your communication with others and of the computers and special equipment you will have access to. In general, if a situation arises where you are uncertain about the ethics involved, talk to us. Online assessments. The chapter assessments are given online. Due to copyright issues, it is not allowed to copy the Cisco online assessments in any form. The assessments will provide feedback on the areas where you need improvement. You get up to 3 tries at each chapter assessment. The minimum score to aim for is 80%. The online Final Assessment is given in class. You also need to complete an online feedback form to be able to graduate to the next class. CCSF Software Policy: Software in use in the lab and on line or printed resource materials are copyrighted with all rights reserved except when explicitly described as public domain. Under copyright laws, these items may not be copied, photocopied, reproduced or reduced to any electronic medium, in whole or in part. Any violation or attempt to violate copyright laws may result in disciplinary action. Add/Drop Deadlines: This is a short-term class. The add/drop deadlines are different than for full semester classes. Last day to add is 10/22/09. Last day to drop with a W is 12/3/09. Grading Notes: 1. Students are expected to earn a minimum of 80% on each
chapter assessment, and 70% on the comprehensive Online Final Assessment.. 2. Chapter assessments may be taken up to 3 times. Your last attempt is your score. Online Final: two attempts. 3. The Skills-based Final Exams are Pass/Fail only. 4. Lab Manuals will be reviewed about 1/2 through the class and again at the end. |