CCNA Automation Study Hub
Exam Code
200-901
Blueprint Items
80
Articles Live
48
Coverage
20% of blueprint covered
Software Development and Design
1.0
Software Development and Design
1.1
Compare data formats (XML, JSON, and YAML)
1.2
Describe parsing of common data format (XML, JSON, and YAML) to Python data structures
1.3
Describe the concepts of test-driven development
1.4
Compare software development methods (agile, lean, and waterfall)
1.5
Explain the benefits of organizing code into methods / functions, classes, and modules
⌛ Understanding Code Modules for Automation
· Coming 9 November 2026
1.6
Explain the advantages of common design patterns (MVC and Observer)
1.7
Explain the advantages of version control
⌛ Getting Started with Version Control: A Beginner's Guide
· Coming 16 November 2026
1.8
Utilize common version control operations with Git
1.8.a
Clone — Utilize common version control operations with Git
1.8.b
Add/remove — Utilize common version control operations with Git
1.8.c
Commit — Utilize common version control operations with Git
⌛ Committing Changes in Git Explained Simply
· Coming 23 November 2026
1.8.d
Push / pull — Utilize common version control operations with Git
Coming soon
1.8.e
Branch — Utilize common version control operations with Git
Coming soon
1.8.f
Merge and handling conflicts — Utilize common version control operations with Git
Coming soon
1.8.g
diff — Utilize common version control operations with Git
Coming soon
Understanding and Using APIs
2.0
Understanding and Using APIs
2.1
Construct a REST API request to accomplish a task given API documentation
2.2
Describe common usage patterns related to webhooks
2.3
Describe the constraints when consuming APIs
2.4
Explain common HTTP response codes associated with REST APIs
⌛ Understanding Common HTTP Response Codes
· Coming 26 October 2026
⌛ How to Interpret HTTP Response Codes in REST APIs
· Coming 2 November 2026
2.5
Troubleshoot a problem given the HTTP response code, request and API documentation
Coming soon
2.6
Interpret the parts of an HTTP response (response code, headers, body)
Coming soon
2.7
Utilize common API authentication mechanisms: basic, custom token, and API keys
Coming soon
2.8
Compare common API styles (REST, RPC, synchronous, and asynchronous)
Coming soon
2.9
Construct a Python script that calls a REST API using the requests library
Coming soon
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Last updated 24 October 2026