PRD: CCNA Tracker


Owner	Dajoni Gomez
Status	Build → Ship
Phase color	Onyx (building)
Live	https://cop1ouss.github.io/ccna-tracker/

Problem

Watching videos and reading notes feels like progress, but the CCNA is won in the CLI and in timed subnetting. I need the hands-on, test-prep side of studying to be just as structured as the curriculum in cisco-track, and measurable.

Goal

Pass CCNA 200-301 v1.1 before it retires on Feb 2, 2027, with a readiness number based on blueprint weights instead of a gut feeling.

Users

Me.
Other CCNA candidates who want labs, drills and an honest readiness score.

Scope

In:

Boss battles for the 6 domains.
Ultimate guide per domain.
Original practice questions and full mock exams.
An Anki deck.
Packet Tracer and GNS3 labs.
Python scripts: a subnetting drill, a coverage/readiness report and an Anki sync.

Out:

Copying exam dumps or copyrighted question banks.
v2.0 content until my exam date is settled.

Requirements

scripts/coverage.py prints per-domain and blueprint-weighted readiness from the boss-battle files.
scripts/subnet_drill.py generates timed questions with standard library only.
scripts/sync_anki.py pushes the deck through AnkiConnect, with a --dry-run mode.
Mock exams keep questions and answer keys in separate files.
Every lab maps back to a blueprint objective.

Finish line

Weighted readiness ≥ 85%.
Two mock exams passed cold.
Subnetting drill: 15 questions at ≥ 90% under the time limit.
Then book the exam.

Risks

Blueprint change on Feb 3, 2027. Mitigation: the README warning, and booking the v1.1 exam first.
Overlap with cisco-track. Mitigation: possibly merge both into one CCNA repo later. This repo stays the hands-on half.