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DCDC Test Prep - 2019 Standard
Studies suggest that test preparation courses can help raise a test score by up to 25 percent. The official BICSI DCDC Online Test Preparation Course is more than just you, a computer, and a series of questions. BICSI has designed this comprehensive package to give you access to the highest quality
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Building the 4th Utility: Foundations for the Next Generation Facilities Design
Building the 4th Utility provides a foundational overview of next generation facilities design. Explore the fundamentals of technology used in accomplishing intelligent buildings and the kinds of the smart building priorities building owners seek to meet their tenant user demands. The course is base
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DD215: Applied Intelligent Building Design
Applied Intelligent Building Design is an intensive, hands-on course focused on the design of structured cabling systems within intelligent buildings. Offering hands-on skill-building activities from day one, this course instructs you in real-world tasks, preparing you for design roles outside of th
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DD101: Foundations of Telecommunications Distribution Design v.14
DD101: Foundations of Telecommunications Distribution Design is an online, self-paced course. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to voice/data cabling systems as well as to provide them with a clear understanding of the foundational knowledge required to pursue a career as a Registe
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Data Center Flash Cards - 2019 Standard
Study for the Data Center Design Consultant exam with these online flash cards, containing more than 500 quiz questions! A reference to the ANSI/BICSI 002-2019 Data Center Design and the Essentials of Data Center Projects, 1st edition, is provided to assist in your preparation for the exam.
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If You Thought Ribbon Was for Data Centers Only - Think Again!
If You Thought Ribbon Was for Data Centers Only - Think Again!
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Data Center Physical Security
With physical security concerns revolving around the data center being a top ten concern, join BICSI ESS Designer Tom Bennett for a one-hour webinar, providing insight into current design methodology for the DC. Topics discussed include current trends in surveillance, access control, and perimeter p
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FBL101: Fundamentals of ICT for Installers and Designers
Are you considering starting a career as a cable installer or an information and communications technology (ICT) designer? Or do you have employees who need to know how ICT systems work? Or have you been in the industry for a while, but feel like you could use a refresher on some of the basics? If y
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FBG101: Fundamentals of Bonding and Grounding
In normal conditions, telecommunications cables do not carry voltage, but what if something goes wrong? Fault conditions can cause high voltages to surge into the cables with potentially fatal consequences. In this course, you will learn how proper bonding and grounding can protect ICT equipment, yo
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TDMM Flash Cards, 14th Edition
Study for the Registered Communications Distributor Designer (RCDD) exam online! These electronic flash cards contain more than 2,500 questions divided into “stacks” by chapter. A reference to the Telecommunications Distributions Methods Manual (TDMM), 14th edition, is provided for each question.
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FMD101: Fundamentals of Telecommunications Media
This course explores the transmission of information over various forms of telecommunications media, including balanced twisted-pair, coaxial, and optical fiber cabling. It focuses on the common characteristics of those mediums and how their construction affects transmission. The course also explain
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FND101: Fundamentals of Network Design
Network users generally do not think in terms of the complexity of the underlying network. They think of the network as a means of accessing the applications they need, when they need them. For ICT professionals, however, it is critical to know how a network is built and how to meet the end users’ n
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