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 Hello everyone and welcome to the Cisco
 CCNA exam assessment on the topic

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 of networking fundamentals
 brought to you by INE.

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 My name is Keith Bogart and I will
 be the one who will be guiding you

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 through this assessment.

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 I have included my contact details
 here in case you have any questions

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 as we go through this or after you
 are done watching the course.

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 So what are some course
 prerequisites?

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 Well this course is really designed
 to be done after you have done all

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 of your studying for your CCNA and
 you think to yourself, I think I am

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 just about ready to
 schedule my exam.

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 I think I could pass it.

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 So this would be the very last thing
 you would do before scheduling your

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 exam. So I am assuming that you have
 familiarity and hands-on experience

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 with all CCNA related topics within
 the fundamentals category and I will

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 emphasize that again
 in just a moment.

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 So what are the objectives
 of this course?

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 Well is to help you assess your knowledge
 of all the CCNA related topics

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 within the network fundamentals
 category.

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 So let me just show you that.

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 So here if we go to Cisco's website
 and we look at the topics list for

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 the CCNA exam, we see that there are
 six general categories starting with

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 network fundamentals and ending with
 automation and programmability.

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 This entire course is based on section
 one network fundamentals.

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 So if we expand this, you will see it
 starts with 1.1 and works its way

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 all the way down to 1.17
 in this particular case.

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 So you will be assessed and tested on
 all of the things in this particular

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 category. So by the time you're done
 with this course, you will have a

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 really good understanding and feeling
 of whether or not you could answer

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 any question that Cisco might throw at
 you within this particular category.

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 Okay, so let's talk a little bit more
 about some important information

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 about this course.

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 So number one, what this course is and
 more importantly, what it isn't.

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 So I'm assuming if you're watching this
 course that you are already done

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 with your studying, okay, whether that
 be having watched the INE videos

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 through the Cisco CCNA learning path
 that we offer or whether it be your

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 own self study via reading the official
 certification guides or whatever

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 you chose to do for your
 own personal studying.

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 That is behind you.

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 You are finished with that.

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 So this course is not a review of
 the technical topics in the CCNA.

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 It is not meant to teach you the things
 within the network fundamentals

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 category. I'm assuming you've
 already done that.

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 This course is to assess
 your knowledge.

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 It's basically imagine this.

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 A lot of times I get questions from
 people, hey, does I any offer some

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 sort of exam assessment or some sort
 of, you know, practice exam?

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 That's exactly what this is.

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 This is an online video based practice
 exam that you can go through.

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 When should you take this course?

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 I already mentioned that.

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 So basically you've already done your
 studying, you're feeling confident,

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 you're feeling good.

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 You've already done some other practice
 exams along the way and you're

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 thinking to yourself, I think
 I could schedule my exam now.

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 I think I'm probably a week or two weeks
 away from actually sitting down

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 and taking the exam.

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 If that describes you,
 this course is for you.

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 So you should take this course and to
 identify your potential week spots.

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 Now, you might be wondering, Keith,
 how did you choose the particular

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 topics for the questions
 in this course?

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 So I'd like to talk about
 that for just a moment.

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 So the topics were chosen
 via a variety of methods.

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 So number one, I certainly referenced
 Cisco's website here and used their

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 list of topics within the network
 fundamentals category.

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 So I created questions based on each
 and every topic that you see here

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 in this list under category
 one of network fundamentals.

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 Furthermore, I own the Cisco official
 certification guidebooks.

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 So I look through all the different
 chapters and text in the guidebooks

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 for each one of these
 bullet points.

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 And when I was reading a chapter, if
 I saw something called Key Topic,

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 generally when you're reading the official
 certification guidebook, if

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 you see that there's a chart or paragraph
 that has the little key topic

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 indicator next to it, that means this
 is something you should know.

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 This is something you should
 memorize for the test.

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 So I base my questions
 off of that.

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 And then thirdly, I've actually sat
 down and taken the CCNA exam.

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 I know what types of questions
 they hit you with.

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 I know what they emphasize
 and don't emphasize.

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 So I also base my questions
 off of that.

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 Now, when you sit down for the CCNA
 exam, you are not going to be hit

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 with questions on every single topic
 within these bullet points that you

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 see here. They don't have
 enough time for that.

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 So who knows what you'll get?

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 You might get some questions under
 section one dot one of explain the

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 roles and function of
 network components.

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 And maybe you won't get any questions
 on sections one dot two or one dot

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 three, or maybe if you fail it and you
 go to take it a second time, it'll

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 be completely different.

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 The point is we don't know going into
 the exam, what questions you're

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 going to get under each of these
 bullets and sub bullets.

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 So for that point, for that reason,
 I created assessment questions to

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 cover everything in this list.

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 So if you get through this entire course
 and you're able to successfully

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 answer 85% or greater on every individual
 video, you should be well prepared

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 to pass any question they throw at you
 in the network fundamentals category.

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 Okay, also each question that you're
 going to see, I have put next to

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 the question, the associated relevant
 exam number bullet points.

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 So for example, if I'm testing a question
 related to one dot one a routers

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 that you see in this list here, it
 will actually say right the end of

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 the question in brackets
 one dot one dot a.

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 So you know, if you get that question
 wrong, you can say, oh, I got it

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 wrong. It was in one one
 a oh, that's routers.

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 That's probably what
 I should study again.

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 I need to refresh myself on that.

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 Now, there's also questions that don't fall
 neatly into any of these categories.

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 For example, Cisco certainly expects
 you to know what the OSI model is

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 and the TCP IP model.

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 And yet if we look through this list,
 that's not anywhere on this list.

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 And yet it is in their official
 certification guidebook.

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 They expect you to know the
 Ethernet frame structure.

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 Once again, that's not
 anywhere in here.

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 So I also create some sort of general
 categories like OSI model TCP IP

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 model. And so when you take a question
 instead of seeing one dot nine

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 dot B or one dot 11, you might see
 in brackets OSI model or general Wi

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-Fi or something like that, which means
 that is a category you should know,

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 but it does not fall within Cisco's bulleted
 list here, but it is something

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 that's important.

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 Okay. So how should you
 proceed through this?

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 So as you approach a question, as you
 see a question, my idea is, is that

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 I will read the question
 to you verbally.

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 You'll hear my voice.

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 You should pause the video for a
 moment and answer the question.

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 Now you could just
 answer it verbally.

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 You don't have to write
 anything down.

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 Every question will be in some
 sort of multiple choice format.

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 Well, not everyone, but most
 of them are multiple choice.

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 So just maybe write down on a
 piece of paper or something.

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 What you think the answer is
 for that particular question.

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 Then press play and you will see the
 answer for that particular question.

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 Now I provide a resource for you in the
 course file section of this course

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 that looks like this.

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 So after every question, when you provide
 your answer and you see the

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 answer, pause the video and then mark
 down whether you answer that question

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 correctly or incorrectly
 in the box here.

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 So for example, if a question is on section
 1.11 and you answered it correctly,

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 find 1.11 in here and then just put
 a little check mark or a little tick

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 mark in the answered correctly.

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 If you got an answer wrong and that
 question was on 1.5, put a little

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 check mark in the incorrectly.

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 So by the time you're done with this
 entire course, you should have filled

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 this out and you'll be able to see
 what topics you answered correctly

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 and what topics you missed
 a bunch of questions on.

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 And so you'll be able to refer to that
 and go back and restudy those topics

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 for which you were a little weak.

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 So hopefully you can use
 this to your advantage.

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 I would definitely recommend printing this
 out and then checking the questions

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 along the way as you
 go through it.

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 Next thing. So as you do the questions,
 there are some questions for which

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 the answer, there is no explanation
 needed on my part.

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 So it might be, you know, what is 1
 plus 1 and the answer is clearly 2.

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 So there's no need for me to talk
 and explain why the answer was 2.

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 It was a fact. Either you knew the
 fact or you didn't know the fact.

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 In other questions, when you get to
 the answer section, I will in the

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 video provide a little bit more detailed
 explanations to why that was

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 the particular answer.

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 So that being said, if you're not using
 the course resources or the course

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 resources or the course files section,
 not only will you see this PDF

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 right here that is your student scorecard,
 you'll also see a PDF in there

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 of all the questions throughout
 this course.

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 So certainly you could go through the
 questions and check off the answers

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 offline whenever you want, just
 by printing off those PDFs.

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 But by watching the videos, you also
 get the benefit of hearing me give

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 some more detailed explanation on those
 questions that I felt needed it.

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 Also, with the video, certainly you
 have the option to fast forward and

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 rewind. So if you answer a question correctly,
 and then I start explaining

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 that question, you say, I don't
 need to hear key explanation.

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 I already know this.

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 Just fast forward to the next question
 and just keep going like that.

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 So it's going to be a process of listening
 to a question, pausing, writing

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 down or just thinking about the answer,
 press play, listening to the answer,

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 pause, mark the student scorecard here
 as to whether you got it correctly

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 or not, move on to
 the next question.

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 So that's going to be the process
 for these particular videos.

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 Okay, so let's see, are there any other
 questions here that we should

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 answer? How can I best
 use this assessment?

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 We talked about that.

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 Okay, last question, how will I assess
 you on whether or not you know,

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 at the time there, Cisco had removed
 from their exam any simulations.

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 So therefore those lucky few of you,
 there was a few months there where

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 when you took the exam, it was just
 multiple choice, some drag and drop,

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 but no simulations.

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 Now they're starting to reintroduce
 simulations back into their CCNA.

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 Not a lot of them.

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 You'll get anywhere from two to maybe
 five simulations throughout the

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 entire duration of the course, but they
 do take a long time to go through

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 those simulation questions and they
 are testing your ability to use the

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 Cisco iOS command line to configure
 things or troubleshoot things.

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 So that raises the question of, is this
 assessment going to assess your

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 ability to use the Cisco
 iOS command line?

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 And the answer is definitely yes.

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 And I'm going to assess
 you in a couple of ways.

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 Number one, certainly within the questions,
 you might see a multiple choice

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 question says, what is the command you
 would use to accomplish this objective?

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 And then you'll have to select the
 correct command from the list.

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 Also, there are a handful of labs
 scattered throughout this course.

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 And when you start up the lab, the lab
 will ask you to do something like

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 subnet and IPv4 network into various
 subnets using VLSM and then apply

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 those subnets to loop back addresses,
 bring interfaces up and down, add

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 host names to routers, look at
 MAC address tables on switches.

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 All of that is an attempt to assess your
 knowledge of the Cisco iOS command

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 line by actually doing the
 lab and making it happen.

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 Now, in this particular category, section
 one, which is network fundamentals,

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 there's not a lot of Cisco iOS
 commands that were introduced.

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 Section one of network fundamentals is
 the vast majority of it is theory.

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 It's not really until you get section
 two and beyond that there's a lot

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 more Cisco iOS that's necessary and
 that will be covered in a different

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 course. So there's not a lot of labs
 that go along with this one.

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 You can expect a lot more labs when
 we get to section two network access

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 and other types of
 things like that.

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 But there are a few labs
 that go along with this.

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 Okay, so I'd like to just briefly show
 you what the question types are

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 going to look like and yet
 as you go through here.

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 So first of all, there are certainly
 multiple choice questions are text

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 based that look like this.

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 Right, here's an example, your name
 is and then you select your name on

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 the right here. And notice how it says
 under your name is it says 1.1

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.B. So that would correspond to the
 section of the CCNA exam that this

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 topic was pulled from.

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 And then you would pause the slide,
 you would think about it, and then

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 you'd press play and it would
 go on to the answer slide.

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 And you see the answer has
 a check mark next to it.

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 Your name is clearly skippy.

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 I also have multiple choice questions
 that include graphics.

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 The graphic might be a topology
 diagram like you see here.

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 The graphic might be some output of
 a command and the question is asking

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 you to understand that output and see
 if you can extract some data from

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 it. So once again, you'll
 see some sort of graphic.

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 You'll be given a question and this
 one says select two answers.

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 So that's important pay
 attention to that.

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 And then you'll select your answers
 and either you got it right or you

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 got it wrong. And so mark that
 in your student scorecard.

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 Reorder questions.

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 So this would be a type of question
 where I'm trying to assess whether

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 or not you know the correct
 order for something.

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 Like in this case, place the items
 below into their correct order.

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 Now if this was a real question, it might
 be on the OSI model or something

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 like that. And then you press the answer
 and you can see here it shows

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 you what the correct order was that
 so if this was like a drag and drop

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 type question, you would have dragged
 these boxes around to form them

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 in the correct order.

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 So when you're answering this,
 you might pause this question.

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 And then if I was going to do this,
 I would put on a piece of paper like

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 one, two, three, four, five, six, seven
 from the top down, you know, one,

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 you drive to work two, you
 scream at your boss three.

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 And then I'd say okay, so number
 one really should be number six.

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 That's the sixth thing.

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 Number two really should
 be the third thing.

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 And so maybe I would do something like
 that so that when you look at the

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 answer, you can actually assess whether
 you reordered them correctly or

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 not. I also have drag
 and drop questions.

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 Now they're not really drag and drop,
 but on the CCNA exam, you will have

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 some graphical questions or drag and
 drop or you drag something into an

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 appropriate box.

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 So in my case, they will look
 like something like this.

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 So you'll see some boxes on the left
 and you have to pair them up with

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 the correct boxes on the right.

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 So once again, you would just think
 about this, pause the video, come

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 up with some creative way on your piece
 of paper, something that you can

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 figure out what you think the
 answer is, then press play.

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 And the answer, you can see here how I've
 paired things up into the correct

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 order. So that's it.

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 So let's go ahead and start assessing you
 for CCNA for the network fundamentals