Certified Network Infrastructure Design

• Design Principles
  • Assess requirements
  • Information gathering
  • CDMQ
  • Constraints
  • Capacity planning
• Standards
  • Standards organisations
  • Cabling standards
  • Installation standards
  • Electrical standards
  • Network and application standards
  • Building Information Modelling (BIM)
• Spaces & Working Areas
  • Building Entrance Facility (BEF)
  • Main Equipment Room (MER)
  • Building Distributor (BD)
  • Floor Distributor (FD)
  • Horizontal/work area distribution
• Site Survey
  • Site survey process
  • Greenfield and brownfield impacts
  • Formulation of site survey report
• Cabling Sub-systems (ISP & OSP)
  • OSP cabling
  • Backbone cabling
  • Horizontal cabling
  • Network cabling
• Network Architecture
  • Ethernet
  • VOIP
  • CCTV
  • Wireless
  • Access Control
  • Environmental management
  • Fire alarms
• Pathways & Containment
  • Cable distribution systems
  • Raised access floor
  • Confined spaces
  • OSP cable duct systems
• Fire Stopping
  • Types & specifications
  • Mechanical and non-mechanical
  • Regulations and testing
• Bonding & Earthing
  • Regulations
  • Protective Earth (PE)
  • Equipotential bonding
  • Electrical and UPS
• Test & Commission Specification
  • Commissioning process
  • Certification test methods
  • Testing standards

Certified Network Infrastructure Design Professional

• Understand the Design Process
  • Roles of the design team
  • Design stages
  • Contracts
  • Tools and traits for success
• Customer Requirements Assessment
  • Conducting customer interviews
  • Identfying key stakeholders
  • Needs analysis
  • Scope, plan and schedule
• ITT/RFQ Development
  • RFP/RFQ objectives and structure
  • Formulation of RFP/RFQ
  • Scope review
  • Bid submission
  • Change management
• Bid Evaluations & Contract Negotiations
  • Bid evaluation techniques
  • Shortlist interviews
  • Contract negotiations
  • Contract award
• Project Execution
  • Project delivery cycle
  • Contractual and professional obligations
  • Project scope and schedule
  • Quality assurance/change management
  • Installation and test sequences
  • Communication plan
  • Manage stakeholder expectations
• Administration, Documentation & Plans
  • Identification systems
  • Test results and reports
  • As-built documentation
  • Handover process
  • Warranty compliance
• Commissioning & Closure
  • Commission and test sequence
  • Test results and documentation
  • Snag/punch list process
  • Customer handover
  • Customer training
  • Project closure process

  Throughout this program students will work on an individual campus based case study.

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