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Cisco Offers CCDA Beta

10/16/2002 -- If you want a sneak peek at Cisco's new revision of its CCDA exam, now's the time to sign up.

Through the end of October, the company is offering a beta version its new CCDA exam at Prometric and VUE testing centers worldwide. The beta costs $50 U.S, and those who pass will receive the corresponding certification, Cisco said.

Objectives for the new CCDA exam can be found here.

Cisco has yet to announce when the final version of the exam will go live.

For more information on Cisco's certification program, click here. -B.N.

There are 5 user Comments for “Cisco Offers CCDA Beta”
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10/17/02: S. Dinesh kumar from India says:	This CCDA is seems to more important for the Empolyees who are in the field of Design in the Network.
10/18/02: Alex from Torornto says:	CCDA another way to get your money. It is a mediocre test. There is no technical asset to brong onto the field with this exam. Do not take it. WASTE and you'll ake money for corporate.
10/18/02: Anonymous says:	Wow! You are both so smart. And very literate.
10/29/02: Andrew from Bloomington, IL says:	I'm taking the CCDA Beta on Thursday...the very last day available. I just wanted to say that for those who are interested, you should definitely focus on the CCNA first and maybe even the Routing & Switching exam. From what I've seen the CCDA exam assumes you understand the concepts covered in the CCNA in order to focus on broader network design issues. Even though its mostly conceptual I think its definitely worth the effort. You might learn something Alex?
11/1/02: Mohamed samir from cairo says:	thank you

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