Cisco/Programming for Network Engineers (PRNE) v1.0


Programming for Network Engineers (PRNE) v1.0 Certification Training Course Overview

Learn how you can manage a network more efficiently with Network Programmability and develop Python programming fundamental skills.


This course is designed to be of immediate value to Network Engineers looking to use Network Programming to simplify or automate their tasks. It covers the fundamentals of Python programming within the context of performing functions relevant to network engineers.


This Cisco self-paced course is designed with interactivity in mind — through hands-on labs, review questions, and summary challenges. This renders the learning experience more real-world and helps increase retention. Additionally, gamification features such as badges and leaderboard provide social visibility and motivation to perform better.


Course Objectives

Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Describe use cases and examples of the value of network programmability
  • Acquire a full complement of Python programming skills — basics, data structures, control structures, comparison operators, input and output, structured programming, object-oriented programming, etc.
  • Use Python to communicate to individual network devices, using examples of real networking communication and operations
  • Use Python to communicate to multiple devices
  • Use Object-Oriented Programming within Python to abstract network devices
  • Use databases within a network-based application to store information about the network
  • Use test methodologies to create quality applications
  • Leverage software available via open source and existing libraries e.g. Cisco GitHub, Cisco DevNet, Python general-purpose and Cisco-specific libraries, NX-API

Course Outline

●Section 1: Network Programmability

●Section 2: Your First Network Program

●Section 3: Python Overview

●Section 4: Creating Your First Python Program

●Section 5: Reading and W riting Network Device Information

●Section 6: Communicating with Network Devices

●Section 7: Python Data Structures

●Section 8: Comparing Network Information

●Section 9: Conditional Code

●Section 10: Looping with for and while

●Section 11: Functions

●Section 12: Object-Oriented Programming

●Section 13: Object-Oriented Programming: Classes

●Section 14: Modules and Packages

●Section 15: Python and Data Storage

●Section 16: Debugging, Testing, and Logging


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Course Details Schedule
Live Virtual Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Duration : 3 Days (6 Days for 4 Hours/Day)
Fee : 600 (Includes Taxes) 
9 AM - 5 PM (Flexible Time Slots for 4 hours option)






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Course Prerequisites

Course Prerequisites

The knowledge and skills that a learner must have before attending this course are as follows:

  • Experience with network management (CCNA-level recommended)


After completion of this course, you will learn how to :

  • Describe use cases and instances of the estimation of system programmability
  • Acquire a full supplement of Python programming aptitudes — nuts and bolts, information structures, control structures, examination administrators, information and yield, organized programming, object-situated programming, and so on.
  • Use Python to convey to singular system gadgets, utilizing instances of genuine systems administration correspondence and tasks
  • Use Python to impart to numerous gadgets
  • Use Object-Oriented Programming inside Python to digest arrange gadgets
  • Use databases inside a system based application to store data about the system
  • Use test strategies to make quality applications
  • Leverage programming accessible through open source and existing libraries for example Cisco GitHub, Cisco DevNet, Python broadly useful and Cisco-explicit libraries, NX-API

 

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