Welcome to my journey of exploring the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) track at the National Telecommunication Institute (NTI)! This repository serves as a documentation of my learning process, course structure, and achievements in networking fundamentals.
Hi, I'm Abdelrahman Alkhalfi, a networking enthusiast and a beginner in the tech world. This is my first step into the exciting realm of computer networks, and I'm thrilled to share my progress as I delve deeper into CCNA concepts.
The CCNA track is divided into multiple semesters, each focusing on a specific aspect of networking. Here's a breakdown of the course structure:
- Introduction to Networking: Understanding the foundations of computer networks.
- OSI Model: A detailed exploration of the 7-layer model.
- IP Addressing: Learning about IPv4 and IPv6.
- Subnetting: Gaining hands-on experience with subnet calculations.
- Switching Basics: Exploring VLANs, trunking, and basic switch configurations.
- Routing Concepts: Introduction to routing protocols like RIP, OSPF, and EIGRP.
- Packet Tracer Labs: Practical exercises to configure and troubleshoot network setups.
- WAN Technologies: Learning about MPLS, VPNs, and WAN protocols.
- Security Fundamentals: Basic concepts of securing network infrastructure.
- Network Automation: Introduction to automation tools and scripting for networks.
- Practice Exams: Mock exams to test and refine knowledge.
- Real-world Scenarios: Case studies and troubleshooting complex setups.
- Final Project: A comprehensive project showcasing all acquired skills.
The CCNA certification is a globally recognized credential that opens doors to a variety of networking roles. Through this program, I aim to:
- Gain a solid foundation in networking concepts.
- Build hands-on experience with Cisco technologies.
- Prepare for a successful career in IT and networking.
Special thanks to NTI for providing a top-notch learning environment and to my instructors and peers for their invaluable support throughout this journey.
