CCNA and the Open University

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I am registering for this course starting Feb 2009 as part of my degree - any feedback on it, must be about finished now?

 

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I've just registered for the Feb 2009 one too. Anyone finished the previous one and passed the exam?

Is 12 hours a week study really enough?

David

 

That is interesting, and probably hugely useful. You can feel confident that if the OU are teaching it, you'll be really learning the material. Still, sucks that I've just paid out over a grand to go away on a residential course, and am enrolled with the OU for something else entirely.

*Sigh*.

 

Really, how far of a step? Is it the networking itself, or the fact that you're using Cisco stuff to do it with?

 

i did my network plus just under a year ago - and i'd say the ccna is quite a step up - u start getting into subnetting properly and switch and router configs, but then it does depend on how u find the network + and how well u deal with looking at new stuff. I had to take a 5 day boot camp 4 months after doing my network+ - didnt quite get the ccna, but now i'm home studying, and thinhgs r working alot better in my head, finally learning and rekon i'll have it by the end of feb next year

 

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