You are on page 1of 3

CISCO 2 Syllabus

Instructor: Amanda Bounds


Phone: (904)381-3569
Office: Kent B-240
E-mail: amb@fccj.edu

Objectives: To start preparing the student for a job in the networking field.

Book: Routers and Routing Basics CCNA 2 Companion Guide by Cisco Press
ISBN 1587131668
Routers and Routing Basics CCNA 2 Labs and Study Guide by Cisco Press
ISBN 1587131676

Required Materials: 3 high density diskettes

Attendance: Attendance will be taken. The number one cause of doing


poorly in the class is due to excessive absenteeism. Missed work is the
responsibility of the student. This means that whenever you miss a class,
you are responsible for getting with the teacher, arranging time for the
missed work.

Quizzes: On-line quizzes are given weekly. There are two types of quizzes—
on-line and in class {this term will have online quizzes only}. Weekly quizzes are NOT “on-demand”.
You will need to schedule time outside of class to take them. They are ‘hot’ for a 24-hour period. Once an
online exam is opened, time begins and the test will not re-open if you close it.

On-line quizzes are given through the Cisco Academy web site. You will use
your userid and password given to you by the instructor at the beginning of
term for this site.

CISCO STUDENTS HAVE THE TENDENCY TO NOT READ THE


ASSIGNED CHAPTER. THAT WILL HURT YOU IN THIS CLASS.

No student is allowed to help another student or look at another student’s


answers. Violation of this rule is in violation of student code of conduct and
is considered to be dishonest. According to the FCCJ catalog, “Any student
alleged to have committed any act of academic dishonesty as defined herein,
shall be entitled to due process as defined in District Board of Trustees Rule
6Hx7-2.18, prior to the administration of disciplinary action including
suspension and dismissal.” See the FCCJ catalog and Board Rules for more
information on student code of conduct and honesty.

Tests: There are three types of tests: Written, online and hands-on.

Four tests are scheduled: One written VLSM Mid-Term Exam, one Mid-Term Hands-On Test, one
Online Final Exam and one Final Hands-On Test. The Hands-On tests will be created by the
instructor. No student is allowed to help another student during an exam or hands-on
test. Violation of this rule is in violation of student code of conduct
and is considered to be dishonest.

No makeup tests (online or hands-on) are given without prior


notification or proof of absence such as a doctor’s note.

Labs: Lab exercises are given throughout the term. Lab exercises may be
made up, but only if it is turned in within one week of the class.
10 points will be deducted for the late exercise. For example, an exercise
is due on Tuesday, at 6:00, but you do not complete it by then. You have until
6:00 on Tuesday of the following week, to turn in that exercise. The teacher is
not responsible for ensuring that you get the exercise in a timely manner.

During lab time, talk freely among yourselves. However, when I am


lecturing, there should not be any typing, mouse clicking, or talking unless
it is to ask me a question. Please do not ask someone next to you a
question when I am talking. This disturbs me and more importantly, other
classmates. You WILL be asked to leave the classroom if this occurs.

Open Lab: The open lab room is in development at this time at Kent.
There is an open lab at the ATC building room 225. Open lab hours are posted outside
every classroom, including the open lab. The student assistants that man the lab are not tutors.
They are there to check out parts and software, help if the computer you are assigned does not
function properly, or demonstrate how to get into a particular operating system.

Reading: Reading assignments are expected to be completed before the next class.
Reading assignments are listed in the Topic List and the reading info can also be found on-line.
Class time will not be given for lesson assignments.

The curriculum may be accessed from your home. FCCJ’s curriculum is


posted at http://fccjnet.fccj.edu. The userid is xxx and the password
is xxx. DO NOT GIVE THIS PASSWORD TO ANYONE ELSE!
If you cannot access the FCCJ site, the curriculum is also available
at http://cisco.netacad.net and you must use your instructor-issued
personal logon and password to access this site (which is the same
logon and password that you use to access your on-line tests).

Electronic Devices: Turn all cell phones and pagers off or place them in
silent mode while attending class. You will be asked to leave or give
the cell phone/pager to the instructor for the remainder of the class if it
becomes a problem. Laptop computers are not to be used unless it is
to perform class exercises.

The chapters referenced in the following Topic List are from the textbook – the online modules may be slightly
different. The weekly online quizzes will cover the online module numbers noted – be sure to check the
content of the online modules to make sure it corresponds to the textbook chapters covered for the week.

Topic List for the Week of: Because the Labs will require much of the class time, quizzes must be completed on
your own time – they will be available on Tuesday and Thursday of each week.

March 6 Chapter 1 WANs and Routers


Labs – None required, but go thru the info if not familiar with routers
Chapter 2 Introduction to Routers
Labs 2-4 and 2-5
Chapter 3 Configuring a Router
Labs 3-1 thru 3-11
13 Quiz Chapters 1 & 2 & 3
Chapter 4 Learning About Other Devices
Labs 4-1 thru 4-10
Chapter 5 Managing Cisco IOS Software
Labs 5-2 and 5-5

20 Spring Break – College Closed

27 Quiz Chapters 4 & 5


Chapter 6 - Routing and Routing Protocols
Lab 6-1 thru 6-3
Chapter 7 - Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Labs 7-1 (omit 7-5, 7-6, and 7-7) thru 7-8

April 3 MIDTERM VLSM TEST


HANDS-ON TEST – Router RIP Configuration
Quiz Chapters 6 & 7
Chapter 8 - TCP/IP Error and Control Messages – Study Guide only, no labs

10 Quiz Chapter 8
Chapter 9 Basic Router Troubleshooting
Labs 9-2 thru 9-8 Omit Task 10 in Lab 9-2 and Task 8 in Lab 9-3
Chapter 10 Intermediate TCP/IP
Labs 10-1 and 10-2

17 Quiz Chapters 9 & 10


Chapter 11 – ACLs {Access Control Lists}
Labs 11-1, 11-2, 11-3, and 11-5

24 Quiz Chapter 11
HANDS-ON FINAL – ACLs
VLSM Final Exam

May 1 ONLINE FINAL EXAM

* Cover the Study Guide material in the Lab book prior to the labs.
** With the exception of Chapter Two, the Challenge Labs are not required, but you are encouraged to do them if
you have time.

Grades:
Online Quizzes 10%
Hands-on Midterm Exam 20%
Hands-on Final Exam 20%
Online Final 20%
VLSM Midterm Exam 10%
VLSM Final Exam 10%
Lab Exercises 10%

A = 90 – 100 Average
B = 80 – 90 Average
C = 70 – 80 Average
D = 60 – 70 Average
F = 59 and below

A grade of “I” (Incomplete) is only given if 75% of the course has been successfully completed and at the
discretion of the instructor. A grade of FN is given if you quit attending class after the drop deadline.

**Note: This schedule is subject to change due to equipment availability, student needs, etc.

You might also like