As @Blue_Bird query about whether you're principally interested to Enterprise or DC would influence recommendations. Further, though, possiby other switching technologies might also include niches such as industrial switching, Metro switching, optical switching, MPLS, L3 switching, ATM switching, etc. and even, perhaps, other vendor switching technolgy, although as you did specify Cisco courses and books, maybe not other vendors.
@suryaaa your OP request is very broad and open ended. I.e. possibility the only correct answer would be to take every possible Cisco course and every Cisco book on anything concerning "switching". Which is why my original reply asked if you could narrow your question.
BTW, in the Cisco world, even if you took every Cisco switching course and studied every Cisco book, your Cisco switching understanding would likely be incomplete as also studying Cisco switching White Papers, Tech Notes, and Cisco Live presentations provide information often not found in their courses and books.
For example, sometimes without really digging deep into the technology you can run suboptimally. A couple of sample cases, where I've seen most network engineers not realize how they weren't taking full advantage of Cisco switching technology include on early Catalyst 4000 switches, not configuring MLS or on Catalyst 6500 switches, with bus/fabric linecards, not using the fabric path (if worthwhile). Or, perhaps even, on modular chassis switches, not using the "optimal" linecard for actual need.
