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Hi SVCUG, I am an instructor at Foothill College and we have Spring Quarter (April - June) Cisco, VMWare, and Microsoft classes which still have openings. All Cisco classes feature online labs with "Real Cisco Hardware", the VMware and Windows classes have online labs with dedicated labs for each student.
We also have an open lab with instrucors to assist you in completing class work, the on-campus lab is open most evenings and on Sunday afternoons and features Cisco router and switches and HP Prolient servers.
CCNP TSHOOT (CS 52C) - Thursday at 6 pm
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Thank you,
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If you send me your e-mail address I will send you the syllabus for each course, they are not posted.
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