Help Assessing Effort Needed for Certifications

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- marsois
  
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16 years ago

Tue, Oct 2, 2007 7:20 PM

Hi,

I am trying to figure out if a bootcamp will be good enough to achieve cisco certifications. I have a masters in computer science and telecom, I have a good knowledge of telecom networks and signaling. I took some grad classes in tcp/ip routing and switching but did not have hands on configuring or troubleshooting routers and switches at work. I know the concepts and can compute logic.

I am looking at ccna and ccnp one shot. I saw some bootcamps that have a slow track (about a week for ccna and 4weeks for ccnp).

My question is:

Is it feasible for someone who knows the concepts but DID NOT have hands on to realistically get certified by attending theses bootcamps especially ccnp. I believe ccna should not be a big deal.

thanks

Regards

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16 years ago

Wed, Oct 3, 2007 7:14 AM

Hi Al,

Which country are you in?

Most training works but if it is a boot camp you will probably be expected to put a lot of effort in yourself because the boot camps are so intensive.

If you are in the UK please hop over to:

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If you are not then we have online training at:

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Thanks

Paul

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