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Course Cost: $325.00
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Course Number: WB36.0
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Course Length: 2 days
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Course Overview
Participants in this course learn the technologies used to move voice and data across long distances, and discover important new technologies such as ATM that integrate voice, data and video communications. Basic concepts of how information is transported over a wide area network (WAN), from physical layer to application layer, and how these technologies work is also reviewed. |
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Who Should Attend
This course is intended for industry professionals who would like a better understanding of the telecommunications infrastructure and how communication takes place over long distances. |
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Prerequisites
The Introduction to Networking Course (WB16.1), professional experience, or requisite knowledge is a prerequisite for this course. |
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Key Topics
Physical and logical circuits Voice digitization The structure and function of the local loop Modem technologies and usage Different types of devices used in wide area networking Physical WAN protocols such as T1, T3, and SONET Internet and WAN access methods such as ADSL and cable modems Function and usage of ISDN Function and usage of Frame Relay Function and usage of ATM Choosing WAN Solutions |
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Course Objectives
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