CISCO Networking Academy

This academy is an honors course in which students learn how to design, install and troubleshoot complex computer networks. They will navigate a variety of projects as they complete CISCO’s online curriculum in preparation for their certification exams.

This is an honors-level course.

Michele Myers | 314.989.7515 | Send an Email

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Prerequisites

Subject	Sophomore Year		Junior Year
	After 1st Semester	After 2nd Semester	After 1st Semester
English	1.5	1.5	2
Math	1	1.5	2
Science	.5	1	1.5
Social Studies	.5	1	1.5
Minimum Core Needed Includes credits from ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies, PLUS up to 1/2 credit Health, 1/2 credit Personal Finance , and 1 credit PE	5	6.5	8
Minimum Total Credits Needed	9	12	15
Additional Prerequisites Essential to Participation in this Program
Passed all math classes attempted, of which .5 credits are algebra or geometry Algebra strongly recommended

Your School Supplies

Tools & Equipment

Uniform Requirements

Academic Materials

Credits & Certifications

High School Credit

College Credit

World Wide Technology: Apprenticeship (Advanced Standing)
St. Louis Community College: Students may be eligible for college credit through the credit for prior learning process at STLCC
St. Charles Community College: Up to 25 credit hours
Jefferson College: Up to 5 credit hours

College credit and certification are not guaranteed. Their attainment is dependent on student performance in both the course and on external industry assessments. All certifications are through external agencies and the accommodations permitted will vary from assessment to assessment. Additionally, students must participate in the full two years of the program to be potentially eligible for all certifications listed.

Certifications

CompTIA A+ Certification
Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Certification
Intro to Cybersecurity Certification
Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Networking and/or Cybersecurity Certification

Core Essential Skills

Core Essential Skills

Core Essential Skills

Essential Processing Skills Needed for Success

Independently perform basic computer skills; for example manage passwords and access online platforms
Apply problem solving and troubleshooting skills
Ability to follow simple and multi-step verbal and/or written instructions
Demonstrate willingness to ask for help
Ability to manage one’s time; for example, to complete an assignment/project within a given time frame
Ability to accept constructive feedback and adjust work accordingly
Adhere to and follow all program safety rules and expectations
Ability to manage the demands and organizational needs of attending 2 different schools
Perform and apply basic math computations; learn and apply binary math
Work individually and in groups; able to work with others in team settings
Ability to communicate information effectively with peers and instructor while using technical terminology
Read, understand, and follow multi-step instructions independently; both written and orally
Ability to take notes and generalize or apply new information to problem solving processes
Ability to take notes from lecture and/or given reading material, and implement a consistent study strategy
Strong reading skills; college-level vocabulary acquisition, locating information in technical material
Willingness and ability to adhere to a professional dress code and/or uniform

Essential Physical Skills Needed for Success

Able to stand for long periods to manipulate wires
Able to sit at a desk for extended periods while viewing a computer screen
Make precisely coordinated movements of the fingers of one or both hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble very small objects
See details at close range (within a few inches)
Good hand-eye coordination
Able to manipulate wires in a tight space and have fine motor skills to manipulate wires

How will my time be spent?

Program Year	Classroom Time	Lab Time
CTE Year One	51% - 75%	51% - 75%
CTE Year Two	51% - 75%	51% - 75%