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Designing Cisco Networks  Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course Introduction Participant introductions Administrative and housekeeping concerns Facilities Course objectives Audience for this course Role of the Cisco Certified Design Associate Prerequisites for this course Participant Introductions Your name and employer Your job responsibilities Size of networks you design Relevant networking experience Specific expectations or concerns Administrative and Housekeeping Concerns Registration forms and sign-in sheet Class and break times Attire Participant materials Designing Cisco Networks 2.0 Student Guide Designing Cisco Networks 2.0 (self-paced) CD Internetworking Technologies Multimedia CD Cisco Product Quick Reference Guide Facilities Break and lunch rooms Rest rooms Telephones Sending and receiving faxes Receiving messages Fire and emergency procedures Smoking policy Course Objectives Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Design a network that meets a customer’s requirements for performance, security, capacity, and scalability Assemble Cisco product lines into an end-to-end solution for customers Audience for This Course This class is for you if: You are a systems engineer or network designer You have working knowledge of internetworking and Cisco products You want to become a Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA) Role of the Cisco Certified Design Associate Build a design that solves customer internetworking problems Provide: Functionality Performance Capacity Scalability Prerequisites for This Course Familiarity with internetworking technologies You should be able to complete the following tasks: Define networking technology terms Explain the operation and implementation of bridging Describe the purpose and operation of routed protocols Prerequisites for This Course (cont.) You should be able to complete the following tasks: Describe the purpose and operation of routing protocols List the technologies required by each network device and by