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Advanced
Communications
Overview
Advanced Communications follows on from the
introductory course and develops the theory and
practice of how different technologies operate. The
information continues to be explained in a simple
and easy to follow format.
More advanced concepts such as the design of
voice, data and integrated networks, network
management, performance analysis and the role of
different items of technology are included. The
course also concentrates on the potential business
benefits of different types of technological
approach and the typical cost advantages and
implications.
The final section of this highly informative
course details the convergence of voice & data and
covers IP Telephony and Voice over IP.
The course is designed for those looking to
develop their existing knowledge or to update and
refresh their knowledge.
Content
The course starts with a detailed look at voice
communications systems and considers how an audible
sound such as a human voice is translated into a
digital signal. The course then considers
telephone and the associated voice systems.
The course continues with a look at Datacomms and
the manner in which local and wide area networks
operate. The mobility section covers both voice and
data. Finally the course considers convergence and
the emergency of Voice over IP
assessment
The course does not include any formal assessment
such as an exam. However, there are knowledge
reviews to complete as you work through the course.
The course certificate is issued when you have
completed all of the knowledge reviews and had any
errors explained.
Support From Your Tutor
At the start of the course you will be assigned a
course tutor who will support you throughout the
course. The course is designed to be self-teaching
and you probably won’t need much contact with your
tutor. However, full support is available if you
require it.
Support is provided via both email and telephone
as required.
Timescales
The course is completed at your own speed.
Depending on your prior knowledge and experience,
the amount of time taken to complete the course will
vary.
As an indication, there are seven modules and
each takes 1 to 3 hours to complete.
Some students decide to complete one module a week,
others complete multiple modules over a weekend.
The only limitation is that the course must be
completed within 12 months of starting.
Dates Available
- Online - 1st of every month
- Classroom - 18th June 2008
- Classroom - 24th September 2008
- Classroom -
26th November 2008
Costs
The Online course fee is £395 plus VAT (£464.12
including VAT).
The Classroom based course
fee is £495 plus VAT (£581.62 including VAT).
Payment can be made by credit card or invoice
(with payment by cheque or BACS).
The course materials are dispatched once payment
has been received.
Please allow 14 days from receipt of payment to
the dispatch of your materials.
The course is subject to our standard terms and
conditions.
Alternative Course
Presentation Options
The majority of students decide to study the
course online.
We also provide the course on a classroom basis
for those organisations with 4 or more delegates.
The cost per delegate is £495 plus VAT for this
option.
If you have more than 4 delegates or you are
seeking a number of courses, please contact us to
discuss your requirements.
Register
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