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Telecommunications Essentials Training Class |
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Telecommunications Essentials Training Seminar
To introduce the fundamentals of analog and digital telephony
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Price |
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$74.95
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Agenda |
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Introduction to analog and digital signals
- compare analog and digital signals.
History of telecommunications
- describe the key developments in the history of telecommunications.
Telecommunications standards bodies
- describe the organizations governing telecommunications standards and their functions.
PSTN network structure and components
- describe the basic components of a PSTN.
The US PSTN
- describe the structure of the US public switched telephone network (PSTN).
Network access
- discuss the different methods of accessing a public network.
The future of PSTN
- discuss the future of the public switched telephone network (PSTN).
Understanding a telephone network
- identify the structure of a public switched telephone network (PSTN) and the functions of its components.
PSTN processes
- describe switching, signaling, control, and network infrastructure in a public switched telephone network (PSTN).
Analog telephony basics
- describe basic analog telephone and switch functions.
Trunks and trunk signaling
- list the different types of trunks and explain trunk signaling.
Identifying components of analog telecommunications
- identify the essential components of analog telecommunications.
Digitizing voice
- describe the process of digitizing voice.
Frame formats
- describe line coding and frame formatting in networks that use T1 and E1 links.
Signaling
- explain the different types of signaling used in networks.
Multiplexing techniques
- describe different methods of multiplexing.
TDM hierarchies
- describe the CEPT and US digital transmission hierarchies.
Using the components of a network
- describe the main elements of a digital network.
Private branch exchange
- describe PBX and key telephone system components and features.
The Centrex telephone service
- describe Centrex systems and to discuss the functionality that they provide.
Messaging systems
- describe the features of store and forward messaging systems.
Using voice and messaging systems
- describe PBX, Centrex, and messaging systems.
Physical media types
- describe the main physical media types used in transmission.
Cabling standards and components
- describe the standards and components for cabling a typical commercial building.
Cabling the building for communications
- describe the procedures for wiring installation and testing.
Cabling your office
- demonstrate best practices for cabling a premise.
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Audience |
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Network managers, builders of wide area networks, and newcomers to voice and data communications
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Pre-Requisites |
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None, although some technical background is assumed; an understanding of basic electricity and binary arithmetic would be useful
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