Target Audience for Fiber Optic
The Fiber Optic course offers comprehensive training in fiber optic installation, safety, and testing, tailored for IT and telecom professionals.
Target audience for the Fiber Optic course:
- Telecommunications technicians
- Network engineers and installers
- IT infrastructure specialists
- Data center managers
- Broadband network designers
- Systems integrators
- Fiber optics technicians
- OSP (Outside Plant) professionals
- Technical sales representatives for fiber optic products
- Electricians seeking to expand skill sets
- Vocational students in IT and electronics fields
- Military personnel specialized in communications
- Cable TV installation & maintenance technicians
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Fiber Optic?
Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered:
Gain a comprehensive understanding of fiber optics technology through hands-on and theoretical training, covering installation, safety, standards, and testing for various fiber optic networking systems.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Understand the fundamental principles of fiber optics, including light propagation and the types of fibers used in different applications.
- Learn the specifics of Fiber To the Desk (FTTD) and Fiber To the Home (FTTH) deployments and their impact on modern networking.
- Explore multimode fiber optics networking and its applications in various communication environments.
- Acquire knowledge of critical safety practices to prevent hazards when working with fiber optic materials.
- Identify and comprehend various fiber optic networking standards that govern the industry’s practices and quality.
- Recognize different types of fiber optic cables and connectors, and understand their specific uses and attributes.
- Gain practical skills in handling outside plant cables, including preparation, termination, and testing procedures.
- Develop hands-on experience with fiber optic termination techniques and splicing methods.
- Learn to operate essential fiber optic testing equipment such as Optical Time Domain Reflectometers (OTDRs), Visual Fault Locators (VFLs), power sources, and light meters.
- Perform continuity testing, troubleshoot common issues, and effectively manage tools and equipment used in fiber optics.
