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Create network management solutions for your customers
Program your network stronger, simpler, and faster
Develop, manage, and deploy micro-services applications in the cloud
Invent applications for the Internet of Things
Add communication features to your apps with just a few lines of code
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Learning Path?
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This Path provides a curated collection of learning materials
from Cisco DevNet. The intent is to offer small, hands-on learning opportunities that
you can pick up as you have time for learning.
Do I need to set up an account to accesses any learning material in the Path?
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Yes, you must have a Cisco DevNet account so you can log in and keep
track of your progress.
Do I have to enter a credit card or pay for this account and access to the learning
materials?
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No, the DevNet account and access to all these Labs is
free-of-charge, and you do not have to enter a credit card to make an account.
Do I have to finish all of the Learning Labs in the category in one session?
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No, you can pick and choose which Labs you are interested in and
only complete those, and because the system tracks where you started and stopped, you
can return and pick up where you left off.
Do I have to do the Learning Labs in a certain order?
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No, you do not have to go in order, and you do not have to complete
sections in one sitting. The Path keeps track of your progress each time you log
in, and while we do suggest you start with beginner topics, you can skip to topics
you’re interested in as needed.
I think I completed a Learning Lab, why is my progress not updated?
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Make sure to click the green arrow button on the last page of the
Lab, otherwise the system doesn’t mark it as completed. If you are sure you have done
this, you can try to
manually resynchronize your data
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Are there system requirements, meaning, do I have to install anything to do these
Labs?
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Each Lab has their own prerequisites listed for what is needed in
your development environment. There are instructions in the Lab on how to install the
necessary programs for that Lab, often in a blue banner link to “How to Setup Your Own
Computer.
I am new to programming and still don't know where to start, can you suggest a good
starting point for a complete beginner?
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No, you do not have to go in order, and you do not have to complete
sections in one sitting. The Path keeps track of your progress each time you log
in, and while we do suggest you start with beginner topics, you can skip to topics
you’re interested in as needed.
How will my employer know which learning materials I've read through and completed?
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Your employer has visibility into the Labs you've done and your
overall progress.
