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CCNA expands vistas of computing: Expert
Speaking at the two-day workshop on “Routing and Switching” organised by the computer sciences department of KBN College, Monday, Dr Patanjali said the CCNA is the innovative technological nous that provides one with superlative services along with better integration among systems.
“More computer services can be offered to people through the technical knowhow of Circuit Certified Network Associate (CCNA),” said the Head of the Department of Computers, Dr A Patanjali Sastry, Potti Srimulu Chaluvadi Mallikarjuna Rao College of Engineering and Technology.
Speaking at the two-day workshop on “Routing and Switching” organised by the computer sciences department of KBN College, Monday, Dr Patanjali said the CCNA is the innovative technological nous that provides one with superlative services along with better integration among systems.
“The CCNA plays a prominent role in coordination limits and security issues,” he added. He felt that in the wake of the latest technological revolution everyone is looking forward to have faster and more secure services. This technology helps in enabling such services, he said and wanted students to gain knowledge on this and propagate the same.
The college in charge principal, Dr V Narayana Rao, said the workshops and seminars are being organised to provide with awareness on the researches and emerging trends in their respective fields. He stated that students could thrive in future by exposing themselves to the sea of knowledge available in these workshops on various topics.
The Department of Computers Head, P L Ramesh said that this workshop would run for two days. He also said that representatives of NLTC Technologies would train the students on various aspects in this workshop. The NLTC Technology representatives Venkat, Keertana and senior faculty members of the college, Shameem, P. Bharathi, Krishna have participated.
