queens college - Center for the Biology of Natural Systems - CUNY

Cisco Networking AcademyTECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTERRuby Chua, DirectorCP-797 - See Sections Below-QCCCNP Certification 3, BuildingMultilayer Switched NetworksThis course covers the deployment of stateof-theart LANS. The primary focus is on theselection and implementation of the appropriateCisco IOS services to build reliable, scalable,multilayer switched LANS. This hands-on-laborientedcourse stresses the design,implementation, operation and troubleshootingof multilayer switched networks.• Section SA11Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.December 12 - March 6, 2010$1,350 • 10 sessions • TBA• Section TR22Tuesday & Thursday, 6:00 - 9:45 p.m.December 15 - February 11, 2010$1,350 • 16 sessions • TBACP-798CCNP Certification 4 - OptimizingConverged NetworksOptimizing Converged Networks introducesstudents to effective QoS techniques foroptimization in converged networks withvoice, wireless, and security applications.Topics include implementing a VoIP network,specific mechanisms for implementing theDiffServ QoS model, AutoQoS, wirelesssecurity, and basic wireless management.• Not offered this semesterCISCO CERTIFIED ENTRYNETWORK TECHNICIAN(CCENT) PROGRAM CCNA(DISCOVERY CURRICULUM)The CISCO CCNA ® Discovery curriculumprovides foundational networking knowledge,practical experience opportunities for careerexploration, and soft-skills development tohelp students prepare for entry-level careersin IT and networking.Upon completion of the program, studentswill be eligible to take the national certificationExam for CCENT.Courses:-Networking for Home and Small Businesses.-Working at a Small–to-Medium Business or ISP-Introducing Routing and Switching in theEnterprise.-Designing and Supporting Computer NetworksCSS105- Not offered this semesterEligibilityA high school diploma or GED or knowledgeof computer basics.Program Cost: $2,800 plus $20.00 reg. fee.The program cost includes: materials andsupplies. There is an additional exam fee of $150Job PlacementJobs in Network Technologies will be availablethrough our Placement Services. Studentsmust take the CCENT certification to qualify.Pearson Vue Testing Center at QueensCollege will conduct the certification exam forstudents who have completed the program.NEW! CISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORK ASSOCIATE(CCNA) SECURITYCERTIFICATIONCP-793Implementing Cisco IOS NetworkSecurity (IINS)Exam Number: 640-553Emphasizes overall security networkinfrastructures, including understanding ofsecurity and mitigate threats, securing Ciscorouters, and implementing AAA authentication,authorization and accounting. Thiscourse also emphasize the implementationof secure network management, Cisco IOSfirewall, IOS IPS and site-to-site VPNs.Prerequisite: CCNA• Not offered this semesterCP-756Cisco Network Security II:PIX FirewallLearn to install basic and advanced firewalls.Learn to configure, monitor, maintain, andsecure the designed network. Emphasizesthe implementation of AAA and VPN usingCisco routers and PIX firewalls.• Not offered this semesterNEW! CISCO CERTIFIEDNETWORK ASSOCIATE(CCNA) WIRELESSCERTIFICATIONCP-794Implementing Cisco Unified WirelessNetwork Essential (IUWNE)Exam Number: 640-721Describes WLAN fundamentals includingbasics of spread spectrum technology,impact of various wireless technologies,wireless regulatory bodies, WLAN RFprinciples, networking technologies used inwireless, and wireless topologies. This classalso teaches how to install a basic CiscoWireless LAN, install Wireless clients,implement basic WLAN Security, Operatebasic WCS and basic WLAN maintenanceand troubleshooting. Prerequisite: CCNA• Not offered this semesterNEW! CISCO CERTIFIEDASSOCIATE (CCNA)VOICE CERTIFICATIONCP-799, Section SA11-QCImplementing Cisco IOS UnifiedCommunications (IIUC)Teaches the basic IP telephony installation,configuration, and maintenance skills ofimplementing and configuring small- to mediumsized IP Telephony solutions using Cisco UnifiedCommunications Manager Express, Cisco UnityExpress, and the UC500 Smart BusinessCommunications System solutions. Topicsinclude function of the infrastructure in a UCenvironment, PSTN and VoIP components andtechnologies, gateways and Cisco networkconfiguration. This class also emphasizes theCisco Unified Communications ManagerExpress and the implementation of voicemailfeatures using Cisco Unity Express.Prerequisite: CCNA Certification.• Sunday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.October 18 - December 20$995 • 9 sessions • TBACP-760Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)Enables you to choose the best way ofcarrying voice calls over an IP networkincluding digitization and packetization ofvoice. Learn to design, configure, andintegrate a network. The class emphasizesIP telephony’s use of VoIP standards tocreate a system with advanced call routing,voice mail, and contact center.Prerequisite: Basic Networking orequivalent courses• Not offered this semesterCP-761Cisco IP Telephony I (CIPT I)Learn to install, configure, and maintain aCisco IP telephony solution. Focus isprimarily on Cisco CallManager, the callrouting and signaling component for theCisco IP telephony solution. Includes labpractice where students can install andconfigure Cisco CallManager, configuregateways, gatekeepers, and switches; andbuild route plans to place intra- andintercluster Cisco IP phone calls.Prerequisite: CP-760-VOIP or Cisco Switching• Class schedule to be announcedCP-762Cisco IP Telephony II (CIPT II)Teaches the advanced features of CiscoCallManager. Enables students to configurethe applications to support video calls andconferencing; and to extend the capabilitiesof Cisco CallManager. Focuses on securingand managing IP communications network,and solutions with internal server tools.Prerequisite: CP-760-VOIP or Cisco Switching• Class schedule to be announced40QUEENS COLLEGE / CUNY CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMTO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: TEL (718) 997-5704 EMAIL: CEP@QC.CUNY.EDU WWW.QC.CUNY.EDU/CEP