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Cisco DevNet Associate (DEVASC 200-901) 200-Hour Learning and Study Plan

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In this video, I cover the following topics about the DevNet Associate (DEVASC 200-901 V1.0) Exam topics, bodies of knowledge and a detailed 200 hours learning and study plan.

The learning and study plan covers the entire official DevNet Associate curriculum and exam topics along with free public resources that you can follow to prepare for the DevNet Associate Exam, the DIY way!

Cisco DevNet Certification 2020 Key Takeaways

  • Cisco DevNet Certification includes two tracks, Associate and Professional.
  • You can become Cisco Certified DevNet Associate (or CCDA) by passing 200-901 DEVASC exam. All DevNet exams go live on February 24 2020.
  • DevNet syllabus or exam topics include six domains that include software development and design, understanding and using APIs, Cisco platforms and development, Application deployment and security, Infrastructure and automation (or IaC) and Network fundamentals.
  • Cisco DevNet Associate 200-901 DEVASC exam costs $300 (per attempt).
  • Full Stack Networker’s Cisco DevNet Associate Exam Prep Training and Course includes theory as well as hands-on labs.
  • You can order a Cisco DevNet Associate Paperback book that comprehensively covers all exam sections and topics. There is also a Sample Study Guide available.

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Author:Muhammad Afaq Khan, CCIE #9070

Muhammad Afaq Khan, CCIE #9070
Muhammad Afaq Khan started his professional career at Cisco TAC San Jose and passed his first CCIE in 2002. He held multiple technical and management positions at Cisco HQ over his 11 years tenure at the company before moving into cloud software and data center infrastructure IT markets. He has worked at startups as well as Fortune 100 companies in senior leadership positions over his career. He is also a published author (Cisco Press, 2009) and holds multiple patents in the areas of networking, security and virtualization. Currently, he is a founder at Full Stack Networker and a vocal advocate for network automation technologies and NetDevOps.