CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK PROFESSIONAL (CCNP) –

0CHAMPLAIN REGIONAL COLLEGE – SAINT-LAMBERTAEC-LEA.CSCISCO CERTIFIED NETWORKPROFESSIONAL (CCNP) – EnterpriseAdvanced Routing and Services(450) @champlaincollege.qc.ca900 Riverside Drive. Saint-Lambert. Québec. J4P 3P2

3Table of ContentsPROGRAM OBJECTIVE . 4CAREER OUTLOOK . 4GRADUATE EXIT PROFILE .4ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS . 4GENERAL INFORMATION . 5PROGRAM CONTENT and RULES .5COURSE DESCRIPTIONS . 7COURSE SEQUENCE .9

4SPECIALIST IN CCNP-EnterpriseAdvanced Routing servicesAEC1-PROGRAM OBJECTIVEThis program is aimed at those working in the IT sector who are involved in various aspects of computernetworking for a range of private and public organizations. This program is also aimed at graduates of othernetworking programs and certifications such as the CCNA and/or CCIE. Graduates of this program willbecome specialized network trouble-shooters and may work in a number of possible IT job functions.2-CAREER OUTLOOKGraduates of this program will become Network professionals who typically work for companies of all sizes.Large companies often employ many network professionals who may specialize in particular aspects ofnetworking while small- to medium- sized business often employ one individual who is responsible for allaspects of the computer network environment.Network professionals are responsible for a variety of tasks including network installation, migration,inventory management, component configuration, performance verification, network supervision andsecurity management.Specifically, accredited graduates of the CCNP AEC are thought of as network specialists who are able toplan, implement, verify, and troubleshoot local and wide-area enterprise networks and work collaborativelywith specialists on advanced security, voice, wireless and video solutions.3-GRADUATE EXIT PROFILEGraduates of the CCNP Enterprise -Advanced Routing and Services AEC will be able to:1.2.3.4.5.Configure IP switching and routing for complex networksTroubleshoot routers and switchers security.Implement a complex IP network infrastructure and virtualization technologies.Troubleshoot network infrastructure services.Automate computer network management infrastructure tasks.4-ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSGeneral RequirementsTo be admissible for this Cybersecurity – AEC (LEA.D8), applicants must meet the eligibility requirements in effect at thetime as set forth in Article 4 of the College Education Regulations. In particular, applicants must have received instructiondeemed sufficient by the College and meet at least one of the following conditions: He or she has interrupted his or her full-time studies or has pursued full-time postsecondary studies for at leasttwo consecutive sessions or one school year;He or she is covered by an agreement between the college and an employer, or benefits from a governmentprogram;He or she has interrupted full-time studies for one session and has pursued full-time post-secondary studies forone session;He or she holds a DEP.

5Specific RequirementsIn addition to meeting the general admission requirements outlined above, applicants must demonstrate a knowledgelevel equivalent to the CCNA certification. The following are deemed equivalent. A valid8 CCNP or CCIE certification.A valid9 CCNA certification.An expired10 CCNA certification or other network certifications deemed equivalent (applicants may be asked towrite an entrance test).A completed program of studies containing CCNA level content. (Applicants may be asked to write an entrancetest).Or previous professional experience involving CCNA level content (applicants may be asked to write an entrancetest).Applicants will be asked to submit their curriculum vitae (CV) and may be interviewed for English-languageability.Conditions for obtaining the attestation of collegial Studies (AEC): All students enrolled in a program leading to theAttestation of Collegial Studies (AEC) must have successfully completed all courses in the program in order to obtain theattestation.

65-GENERAL INFORMATIONStarting date:March 15th, 2021 (Online)Ending date:March 14th, 2022Courses are:Mondays/Wednesdays evenings from 6:30pm to 9:30 pm andEvery Saturday from 9:30am to 3:30 pm (online)6-PROGRAM CONTENT and RULESThis program leads to an attestation of college studies (AEC) with a specialization CCNP Enterprise AdvancedRouting and Services.The program consists of 405 contact hours Seven competencies 6 courses totaling 15 credits (Courses are 45, 60, 75 or 90 hours in duration).To progress in the program, each course must be passed successfully.Please note that by withdrawing from a course(s) or failing a course(s) within your Attestation program, itmay make it difficult or impossible for you to continue with your program at that time. It may delay youin the completion of your program, or it may hinder your opportunity to complete the program as theNB: Students are expected to attend all class sessions and scheduled examinations following the dateupon which they register for the course.7-FEESApplication Fee (new student)Registration FeeS1 (part-time: 25x2): 50 S2 (part-time: 25x2): 50 S3 (part-time: 25x2): 50 30.00 150.00Total: 180.00

78-COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCOURSEDESCRIPTIONThis course provides students with an opportunity toconfigure and evaluate advanced IP switching. Students willdevelop the ability to implement complex switchingsolutions that target specific and complex scenarios. Studentswill then evaluate their implemented solutions and learn tomake judgments on the efficacy of the configurations. Topicscovered include: layer 2 protocols, VLAN’s, trunking,EtherChannels, spanning tree, PPP, and LAN switchingtechnologies.This course provides students with an opportunity toCONFIGURING IP ROUTINGconfigure and evaluate advanced IP routing. Through the420-712-LA3-3-390 HOURSapplication of content learned in the first course as well as anintroduction to new routing technologies, students willCompetency: BJ2Ndevelop the ability to implement complex routing solutionsPre-requisite: 420-711-LAthat target specific and complex scenarios. Students will thenevaluate their implemented solutions and learn to makejudgments on the efficacy of the configurations. Topicscovered include: MPLS operations, MPLS Layer 3 VPN,eBGP for IPv4 and IPv6, and WLAN.TROUBLESHOOTING ROUTING This course encompasses all topics relevant to the CCNPcertification and relies on the solid foundation of skills thatAND SWITCHING SECURITYstudents have developed over the first two courses. This420-723-LA 2-2-260 HOURScourse provides students with an opportunity to practiceCompetency: BJ3Nadvanced troubleshooting methodologies through theanalysis of troubleshooting requests and complex IPPrerequisite: 420-711-LA scenarios that combine aspects of security applied to routing420-712-LAand switching. Students are prompted to evaluate probablecauses and propose effective solutions. Finally, studentsmust implement these solutions and validate them through anevaluation of the steps taken during the resolution. Topicscovered include: VTPv2, VTPv3, dot1Q,Split-horizon, Route poisoning, 4-byte AS number, andNSSAThis course provides students with an opportunity toIMPLEMENTING Aimplement and evaluate complex IP network infrastructureCOMPLEX IPand virtualization technologies. Students will develop theNETWORKability to implement complex routing and switching solutionsINFRASTRUCTUREusing virtualization technologies that target specific andANDcomplex scenarios. Students will then evaluate theirVIRTUALIZATIONimplemented solutions and learn to make judgments on theTECHNOLOGIESefficacy of the implementation.420-724-LA 2-3-4Topics covered include: LISP/ VXLAN, VRF GRE, IPsec75 HOURStunneling, and DMVPN.Competencies: BJ4N BJ5NPre-requisite: 420-711-LA 420-712-LACONFIGURING IPSWITCHING420-711-LA 2-1-345 HOURSCompetency: BJ1NPre-requisite: None

35-LA 3-3-390 HOURSCompetency:BJ6NPre-requisite: 420-723-LAAUTOMATINGNETWORK ROUTINGAND SWITCHINGTASKS420-736-LA 2-1-345 HOURSCompetency: BJ7NPre-requisite : 420-735-LAThis course provides students with an opportunity totroubleshoot complex IP network infrastructures. Students willdevelop the ability to implement complex solutions that targetspecific and complex scenarios. Students will then evaluatetheir implemented solutions and learn to make judgments onthe efficacy of the configurations.This course provides students with an opportunity to automaterouting and switching tasks. Students will develop the abilityto construct encoded files using computer language toautomate routing and switching tasks. Students will thenevaluate their automated solutions and learn to makejudgments on the efficacy of the configurations.Topics covered include: APIs for Cisco DNA Center andvManage. YANG, JSON and EEM applets.

99-FLOWCHART: COURSE SEQUENCEConfiguring IP switching420-711-LA45 hoursConfiguring IP routing420-712-LA90 hoursTroubleshooting routing and switchingsecurity420-723-LA60 hoursImplementing a complex IP networkinfrastructure and virtualizationtechnologies420-724-LA75 hoursTroubleshooting network infrastructureservices420-735-LA90 hoursAutomating computer network routingand switching tasks420-736-LA45 hours

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CCNP_Enterprise Advanced Routing and Services. The program consists of . 405 . contact hours Seven competencies 6 courses totaling 15credits (Courses are 45, 60, 75 or 90 hours in duration). To progress