I have been a network engineer for 10 years after serving in the US Army and teaching middle school algebra. I hold certifications in Cisco CCNA, CCNP and CCNA wireless as well as security +. I would be interested in walking students through the real world applications and theory behind what they study for in order to obtain these certifications.
I am working on high level networks every day and troubleshooting random issues frequently. I feel like the study guides only provide a partial...
I have been a network engineer for 10 years after serving in the US Army and teaching middle school algebra. I hold certifications in Cisco CCNA, CCNP and CCNA wireless as well as security +. I would be interested in walking students through the real world applications and theory behind what they study for in order to obtain these certifications.
I am working on high level networks every day and troubleshooting random issues frequently. I feel like the study guides only provide a partial view of what Cisco, juniper and brocade devices are capable of. I have worked on all 3 platforms. Once I saw things in action and what they looked like not working I could better understand how it worked and what could go wrong.
Once you master the network side of the industry the doors will open quickly. You can get your Microsoft certs along the way and be armed with more tools than the competition. I work with IT staff every day who are afraid to learn the network side. Stinks for them.
