Is it worth for me to get CCNA?
CrapMasterZero
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I have a BS in EE and want to pursue a MS in EE (in Computer Networks). Anyway, I know about basic networking theory from school courses but was wondering if it's worth to pursue a CCNA, since that will give me some practical experience. Any ideas?
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cisco_certs Member Posts: 119CrapMasterZero wrote: »I have a BS in EE and want to pursue a MS in EE (in Computer Networks). Anyway, I know about basic networking theory from school courses but was wondering if it's worth to pursue a CCNA, since that will give me some practical experience. Any ideas?
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VAHokie56 Member Posts: 783It is absolutely worth it. Cisco certified people are like to cool kids of the IT industry everybody wants to be like us.ιlι..ιlι.
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brad- Member Posts: 1,218If you want a higher education diploma regarding networking, i'd venture to say it'd be silly NOT to. At some point you will probably HAVE to if you are going to be designing networks.
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tha_dub Member Posts: 262I'd have to agree. The CCNA is the networking industries baseline for, "do you know how to network".
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ibcritn Member Posts: 340I agree. CCNA compliments a degree focused around networking very well.
CCNA tells people you know baseline networking. I don't work with cisco products directly on a day-to-day, but I still plan on finishing ICND2 for the above mentioned reasons.CISSP | GCIH | CEH | CNDA | LPT | ECSA | CCENT | MCTS | A+ | Net+ | Sec+
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