Routing & Switching Essentials

Students who complete the Routing and Switching Essentials course will be able to perform the following functions:

• Describe and explain the operation of an IP Data Network as evidenced by the completion of theoretical examples and testing.
• Configure a “Single-Area” OSPF network topology and analyze through troubleshooting procedures their operation as evidenced by hands-on small group laboratory activities and theoretical testing.
• Configure and troubleshoot EIGRP routing protocol as evidenced by hands-on small group laboratory activities and theoretical testing.
• Describe, explain, and configure, a network topology operating with DHCP technology and analyze its operation through troubleshooting procedures as evidenced by hands-on small group laboratory activities and theoretical testing.
• Configure and analyze through troubleshooting procedures the techniques used to manage network address translation methods, specifically Static and Dynamic NAT and PAT, as evidenced by small group hands-on laboratory activities and theoretical testing.
• Describe, explain, and configure, a routed network topology operating with Access Control List security technology. Analyze its operation through troubleshooting procedures as evidenced by hands-on small group laboratory activities and theoretical testing.
• Describe and analyze IPv4 and IPv6 addressing as evidenced by small group hands-on laboratory activities and theoretical testing.
• Experience participation in a small group activity as evidenced through the completion of the course labs.