Certified Cisco Network Administrator, CCNA Part 2 - LCC201 Reviews

The time for some of the labs was way too short. Robert did extend the time needed to complete and understand the topics so that we could all grasp the material.

I think the course could use a bit more time. It is hard to balance full time job, class and family. So my feeling is 2 weeks is a rocket to the moon. Another week or even just few extra days and shorten the class time from 4 hours to 3 hours would help allowing for that 4th hour to be used for labs. As much fun as the instructor has been that last hour these last couple of days has been really hard to stay attentive if even awake. Other than that I really enjoyed the class and the instructor. He was funny and informative as well as we as a class had some good laughs during the learning experience.

CCNA is a big course that requires a full month of class and is not enough to be absolutely prepared for the CISCO CCNA exam. It is a great class that encourages you to continue with your CCNA studies. It is totally worth it!

A good comprehensive course of study of the skills necessary to equip any Information Technology professional in performing the role of Network Administrator and Engineer. This course and the instructor has made a positive impact in my knowledge and skills and will allow me to better understand our network environment and manage our Information Technology department better and more efficiently

Great course with great information.

wish it was longer or allowed us to go through all the labs and some of the material first so we could be prepared with questions and confusions with the instructor available

the CCNA was a great course, I learned so much more just hope I am able to retain it all.

Great course and teacher.

Clear lectures, and the Boson and Packet Tracer labs were very helpful.

The instructor gave better real world experience and knowledge than any other instructor I have had previously. There are now new skill sets that I will be using to my disposal that will make things easier for me in the future to know how to trouble shoot any issues in Cisco.