What are the specializations offered by the LACNIC Campus?
Specializations are training tracks organized by level and designed to go through the courses available on the LACNIC Campus for the purpose of obtaining a certification in the three topics that are offered, all of them related to network operation.
The goal of this program is to provide technical information, applied and organized in three levels —basic, intermediate, and advanced— with the opportunity to obtain a certification endorsed by LACNIC.
Each student will have the flexibility to progress through the three levels at their own pace to obtain the basic, intermediate, and advanced levels, choosing the timing and order that suits them the best.
General Training Program
- Specialization
ISP Network Operation - Specialization
Datacenter Network Operation - Specialization
Campus Network Operation
Graduate profile
Students who complete this specialization will be able to operate both IPv4 and IPv6 networks, incorporating the latest updates in terms of secure routing, interconnection and peering, and the tools currently used for network management.
Format
100% online
Language
Spanish (except for the Introduction to IPv6 course, which is also offered in English)
Courses
- Introduction to IPv6
- Introduction to Network Management
- Introduction to Network Security
- Basic Routing
- Advanced IPv6*
- BGP Basics and Introduction to RPKI*
- DNS Fundamentals, Modern Configuration and Installation*
- IPv6 in Last Mile and Access Networks*
- BGP Security with RPKI and IRR*
- Interconnection of Public and Private Autonomous Systems*
- Advanced Network Management*
*Mandatory course. To access the in-person certification exam, students must have passed at least all the mandatory courses of each of their chosen specializations.
Valid versions of the courses
Students who previously passed a valid and updated version of these courses can also complete the specialization program. Students who completed a version of a course that is not included on this list, emay not validate the course and will therefore have to complete the current version or take the final exam corresponding to this latest version.
Graduate profile
Students who complete this specialization will be able to operate modern BGP-based datacenters, with a focus on IPv6, virtualization, current VPN service technologies, and network management tools currently in use.
Format
100% online
Language
Spanish (except for the Introduction to IPv6 course, which is also offered in English)
Courses
- Introduction to IPv6
- Introduction to Network Management
- Introduction to Network Security
- Basic Routing
- BGP Basics and Introduction to RPKI*
- DNS Fundamentals, Modern Configuration and Installation*
- IPv6 in a Datacenter
- IPv6 in a Datacenter
- Interconnection of Public and Private Autonomous Systems*
- Advanced Network Management*
- VX LAN and Others
*Mandatory course. To access the in-person certification exam, students must have passed at least all the mandatory courses of each of their chosen specializations.
Valid versions of the courses
Students who previously passed a valid and updated version of these courses can also complete the specialization program. Students who completed a version of a course that is not included on this list, emay not validate the course and will therefore have to complete the current version or take the final exam corresponding to this latest version.
Graduate profile
Students who complete this specialization will be competent in the operation of IPv4 and IPv6 LAN/WLAN networks with a large number of users and services, such as university networks, NRENs, and internal networks covering multiple locations.
Format
100% online
Language
Spanish (except for the Introduction to IPv6 course, which is also offered in English)
Courses
- Introduction to IPv6
- Introduction to Network Management
- Introduction to Network Security
- Basic Routing
- DNS Fundamentals, Modern Configuration and Installation*
- IPv6 on Campus
- Basics of Wireless LAN
- Advanced Wireless LAN
- BGP Security with RPKI and IRR*
- Advanced Network Management*
*Mandatory course. To access the in-person certification exam, students must have passed at least all the mandatory courses of each of their chosen specializations.
Valid versions of the courses
Students who previously passed a valid and updated version of these courses can also complete the specialization program. Students who completed a version of a course that is not included on this list, emay not validate the course and will therefore have to complete the current version or take the final exam corresponding to this latest version.