Courses

Start with CCNA Automation Exam Prep, our lead course. Explore Python, AI-assisted automation, Cisco wireless, and network customer delivery next. Each course page describes its scope and availability.

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Study Workspace

Know what to study next. Keep your plan, exam objectives, and review notes together as you work through CCNA Automation.

Plan around your week
Build a study plan and calendar, then return to Today for your next session.
See where to focus
Use the knowledge matrix to rate your confidence, connect objectives to lessons, and keep useful resources close.
Turn review into your next step
Keep notes in your mistake notebook and revisit the topics that need more work.
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CCNA AutomationStudy workflow

A place for every next step.

  1. Today

    Pick up your planned session.

  2. Knowledge matrix

    Choose an objective to work on.

  3. Study plan and calendar

    Make room for learning and review.

  4. Mistake notebook

    Keep what you learned from a mistake.

Optional assessment add-on

More ways to practice and review

Practice quizzes, mock exams, flashcards, and assessment history are available through a separate annual assessment subscription.

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18 courses across 2 tracks

Start with CCNA Automation, then explore Python, AI-assisted automation, Cisco wireless, and network customer delivery.

Published courses

  • Prep for the Cisco CCNA Automation exam (200-901), which used to be called DevNet Associate. The course includes three capstones and five decks for retrieval practice. Exercises use fixed example data and run in your browser.

    Included with lifetime access45 lessons

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  • Learn Python from your first script through network parsers and a package capstone. All ten lessons have browser assessments, with no programming experience or local installation required. It is free with an account.

    Free with an account10 lessons

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  • Take one real network problem all the way to a working tool. You gather the facts, write the code, push the change, validate it deployed, and leave a record. Graded browser labs check each step.

    Included with lifetime access35 lessons

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  • Study the Cisco Catalyst 9800 configuration model through controller labs, captured output, and design exercises. Configure tags, profiles, WLANs, AAA, and mobility, with explicit limits on what the virtual lab can demonstrate.

    Included with lifetime access20 lessons

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  • Practice customer delivery through a branch-network case. Define the pilot, review route evidence, measure the complete workflow, and assign operational follow-up.

    Free with an account4 lessons

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Network Engineering Courses

These courses develop configuration, automation, change control, and network design skills. Practice takes the form of browser labs, engineering worksheets, or controller exercises, according to the subject. Each course describes its equipment requirements and how completion is recorded.

Published courses

  • Learn how SONiC stores configuration and separates services. Practice with a versioned local lab and inspect checks that can fail.

    Free with an account4 lessons

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  • Study quantum risks, Cisco support, and migration decisions. Practice manual PPK in your own lab. ML-KEM and ML-DSA workflows use documentation exercises, with their limits stated explicitly.

    Included with lifetime access21 lessons

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  • Evaluate installed cabling, calculate optical loss, and compare transceivers and cable assemblies. Nine lessons include optional browser exercises using a fictional plant and cited specifications.

    Included with lifetime access9 lessons

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  • Power planning for network engineers, from PoE allocation to rack resilience and calculation workbooks. Practice with stated assumptions and direct engineering worksheets.

    Included with lifetime access34 lessons

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On the roadmap

  • Git is taught as the change process you already run. The archive, the change window, the review, the test, and the rollback each have a git piece. Real git runs in the browser.

    On the roadmap7 lessons

    Planned coverage

  • A planned course on 802.1X authentication, EAP and RADIUS exchanges, certificate requirements, and access policy. Examine how a connection is accepted or rejected.

    On the roadmap

    Planned coverage

  • CCNA 200-301 v2.0 training is in development. Explore the Networks 101, 201, and 202 path, see draft-review progress, and sign up for launch news.

    On the roadmap

    Planned coverage

  • A planned course on Wi-Fi 7 radio operation, multi-link operation, client support, and deployment design. Relate new capabilities to the constraints of an actual wireless environment.

    On the roadmap

    Planned coverage

Network Forward Deployed Engineering Courses

Begin with Network FDE 101 and follow a network integration pilot from requirements through technical review and operational handover. The business courses extend that work into problem cost, ownership cost, return on investment, outcome measurement, and stakeholder communication.

On the roadmap

  • Work out what the customer's problem costs them today. The numbers are theirs, pulled from systems they already own, with no vendor math in it.

    On the roadmap4 lessons

    Planned coverage

  • TCO is what the fix costs to own, not just to buy. You count your own side as carefully as the customer's, and you set the total against doing nothing.

    On the roadmap4 lessons

    Planned coverage

  • You build an ROI case only on savings you can point at a document for. Risk claims stay out of the base case, and payback is given in months.

    On the roadmap4 lessons

    Planned coverage

  • Take the baseline in week one, then measure the same way every quarter. You walk into the renewal with proof instead of memory.

    On the roadmap4 lessons

    Planned coverage

  • Your champion presents your numbers in a room you are not in. Build the work with them, let them attack it, and hand it over so it holds up without you.

    On the roadmap4 lessons

    Planned coverage

All courses, one price, lifetime access

It costs $299, paid once, with no subscription and no per-lesson pricing. That opens every paid course we sell, and every paid course we add later. Python Foundations for Network Engineers, Network FDE 101, and SONiC for Cisco Engineers are free with an account.

The paid courses released so far are CCNA Automation Exam Prep (45 lessons), AI-Assisted Network Automation (35 lessons), Cisco Wireless Advanced Technologies Class (20 lessons), Cisco Quantum Readiness (PQC) (21 lessons), Wireline for Network Engineers (9 lessons), and Power for Network Engineers (34 lessons). The ones marked Coming soon above open to you when each one is released, at no extra cost.

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