Telecom, Datacom and Networking for Non-Engineers (3 days)
Telecommunications
Training
Provided by Teracom Training Institute
Telecom, Datacom and Networking for Non-Engineers is our core training. This is an intensive course designed for non-engineering professionals, covering virtually all aspects of telecom, datacom and networking, from fundamentals and jargon to the latest technologies.
The content, its order, timing and pacing have been tuned and refined over the course of eleven years - and we constantly update it.
Thousands of people from organizations including Cisco, Intel, Qualcomm, Microsoft, Nortel, the CIA, IRS, FAA, US Air Force Army, Qwest, Verizon, SBC, AT&T, Bank of America, Oneida Tableware and the San Francisco Giants have benefited from this course.
In three days, we'll:
Bust the buzzwords and demystify the jargon - and instill structured understanding
Understand the Public Switched Telephone Network - the foundation for everything
See how LECs, IXCs, CLECs and resellers fit into the picture
Understand voice digitization, DS0-DS3, and carrier systems like T1, SONET and ISDN
Cover wireless telecom, concentrating on cellular and CDMA vs. GSM/ TDMA/ GPRS
Review crucial datacom concepts: DTEs and DCEs, packets and frames, IP packets
Understand how modems work, DSL vs. Cable, factors affecting connection speeds
Understand digital services and equipment: routers vs. muxes vs. switches
Cover the essentials of LANs, Ethernet and cabling
Put in place a true understanding of the OSI model and protocol stacks
Cover IP addressing: classes, subnets, public vs. private, static vs. dynamic
Explore WANs, routers and bandwidth-on-demand: Frame Relay, ATM and IP VPNs
Understand what the Internet really is, ISPs, access and security issues
and more... in plain English.
This training - and our superb instructors - consistently receive rave reviews on evaluations. Many attendees tell us that this is knowledge that they've been needing for years.
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Telecom, Datacom and Networking for Non-Engineers (3 days)
Telecom, Datacom and Networking for Non-Engineering Professionals is our "core training" - an intensive
three-day course designed for non-engineering professionals, to get you up to speed on virtually all aspects
of telecom, datacom and networking, from fundamentals and jargon to the latest technologies.
Thousands of people from organizations including Cisco, Intel and Microsoft, the CIA, IRS, FAA, and FBI, all
branches of US Armed Forces, Verizon, AT&T, TELUS and Qwest, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, TD Bank,
Oneida Tableware, the Portland Trailblazers and hundreds of others who needed to be more effective in
understanding and dealing with telecom and networking technology have benefited from this course.
The content, its order, our analogies and explanations have been refined over the course of sixteen years
and we constantly update it.
We start at the beginning of the story, progress through it in a logical order, and finish at the end.
We bust the buzzwords, explain the jargon, and more importantly, the ideas and concepts behind the
jargon: key concept-level knowledge that you can't get on the job, from magazines or vendors.
Covering the topics in a systematic way, we build structured knowledge that lasts a lifetime.
This core training - and our superb instructors - consistently receive rave reviews on evaluations.
Many attendees tell us that this is training they wish they'd had years ago
Course Objectives:
Establish a solid base in the fundamentals of telecom, datacom and networking.
Fill in the gaps. Understand jargon and buzzwords.
Understand mainstream technologies and solutions.
Put a structure in place that project-specific
knowledge can be built on in the future.
Understand how it all fits together.
Develop career-enhancing knowledge skills.
Prerequisites
None
Who should attend
This course is for those needing to fill in the
knowledge gaps, understand the buzzwords and
jargon, popular technologies like T1 and TCP/ IP, and
more importantly, understand the ideas behind these
technologies and understand how it all fits together.
Ideal FOR NON-ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALS
who are in need of a solid knowledge base to be
more effective in dealing with technology projects and
technical personnel.
Tuition Fees
Value priced at only US$1395 for the three-day course.
Compare to $1999 for lower quality elsewhere.
Course Content (High-Level Summary)
Part 1: Fundamentals of Telecommunications
The telephone network, loops and trunks, POTS
Analog, the voiceband, SS7
LECs, CLECs, IXCs, POPs and telecom industry
IVRs, ACDs, modems, DSL, call centers
Digital: DS0, DS1, DS3, T1, SONET, optical, DWDM
Overview of wireless: cellular, 3G, LTE, Wi-Fi
Part 2: Understanding Data Communications
Datacom basics: DTEs, DCEs, LANs and WANs
IP packets, LAN frames; ASCII, binary and hex
All about modems: voiceband, DSL, cable, wireless
Digital data services and equipment
All about LANs: Ethernet, hubs, switches, routers
Part 3: Understanding IP and Networking
OSI model, layers, protocol stacks, standards
IP addresses: static/ dynamic, public/ private, NAT
Routers, bandwidth on demand and packet networks
TCP/ IP over Frame Relay; ATM
MPLS and Quality of Service (QoS)
TCP/ IP over MPLS
Voice over IP
The Internet: ISPs, DNS, HTML, the Web
Practical networking solutions
Register
three-day course designed for non-engineering professionals, to get you up to speed on virtually all aspects
of telecom, datacom and networking, from fundamentals and jargon to the latest technologies.
Thousands of people from organizations including Cisco, Intel and Microsoft, the CIA, IRS, FAA, and FBI, all
branches of US Armed Forces, Verizon, AT&T, TELUS and Qwest, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, TD Bank,
Oneida Tableware, the Portland Trailblazers and hundreds of others who needed to be more effective in
understanding and dealing with telecom and networking technology have benefited from this course.
The content, its order, our analogies and explanations have been refined over the course of sixteen years
and we constantly update it.
We start at the beginning of the story, progress through it in a logical order, and finish at the end.
We bust the buzzwords, explain the jargon, and more importantly, the ideas and concepts behind the
jargon: key concept-level knowledge that you can't get on the job, from magazines or vendors.
Covering the topics in a systematic way, we build structured knowledge that lasts a lifetime.
This core training - and our superb instructors - consistently receive rave reviews on evaluations.
Many attendees tell us that this is training they wish they'd had years ago
Course Objectives:
Establish a solid base in the fundamentals of telecom, datacom and networking.
Fill in the gaps. Understand jargon and buzzwords.
Understand mainstream technologies and solutions.
Put a structure in place that project-specific
knowledge can be built on in the future.
Understand how it all fits together.
Develop career-enhancing knowledge skills.
Prerequisites
None
Who should attend
This course is for those needing to fill in the
knowledge gaps, understand the buzzwords and
jargon, popular technologies like T1 and TCP/ IP, and
more importantly, understand the ideas behind these
technologies and understand how it all fits together.
Ideal FOR NON-ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALS
who are in need of a solid knowledge base to be
more effective in dealing with technology projects and
technical personnel.
Tuition Fees
Value priced at only US$1395 for the three-day course.
Compare to $1999 for lower quality elsewhere.
Course Content (High-Level Summary)
Part 1: Fundamentals of Telecommunications
The telephone network, loops and trunks, POTS
Analog, the voiceband, SS7
LECs, CLECs, IXCs, POPs and telecom industry
IVRs, ACDs, modems, DSL, call centers
Digital: DS0, DS1, DS3, T1, SONET, optical, DWDM
Overview of wireless: cellular, 3G, LTE, Wi-Fi
Part 2: Understanding Data Communications
Datacom basics: DTEs, DCEs, LANs and WANs
IP packets, LAN frames; ASCII, binary and hex
All about modems: voiceband, DSL, cable, wireless
Digital data services and equipment
All about LANs: Ethernet, hubs, switches, routers
Part 3: Understanding IP and Networking
OSI model, layers, protocol stacks, standards
IP addresses: static/ dynamic, public/ private, NAT
Routers, bandwidth on demand and packet networks
TCP/ IP over Frame Relay; ATM
MPLS and Quality of Service (QoS)
TCP/ IP over MPLS
Voice over IP
The Internet: ISPs, DNS, HTML, the Web
Practical networking solutions
Register
About The Training Provider: Teracom Training Institute
Teracom Training Institute - Telecommunications training and Voice over IP (VoIP) courses, videos and seminars designed for non-engineers. Our approach: start with fundamentals; bust buzzwords and jargon; understand technologies; finish with practical mainstream solutions.
We build structured understanding that lasts a lifetime - allowing you to make meaningful comparisons and informed technology and service...
