Course

Course Summary

Credit Type:

Course

ACE ID:

NJAT-0090

Organization's ID:

J148LM.1; J148LM.2; J148LM.3

Organization:

electrical training ALLIANCE

Location:

Hybrid

Length:

23 hours

Dates Offered:

Credit Recommendation & Competencies

Level	Credits (SH)	Subject
Lower-Division Baccalaureate	1	video networking technology

Description

Objective:

The course objective is to provide knowledge on basic video technologies and common components of both analog and IP, as well as to become familiar with wired and wireless networks, network technologies used with video surveillance.

Learning Outcomes:

identify the components of a network camera and describe the functions that the components perform
describe the functionality of network cameras
identify the various levels of illuminance created under different lighting conditions and determine what illuminance levels are required to produce a quality image
demonstrate the ability to identify resolutions and compression techniques used in the video industry
identify various compression techniques used for image compression and compression standards that are currently used in video
describe how audio is used with network cameras, identify various types of microphones and demonstrate the ability to adjust settings for audio in a network camera
understand the basics of Ethernet and all of its standards
explain the principles of radio frequency communication
determine the protocol used within a network to perform specific tasks.
Identify the components of a network video system and describe the function of the components

General Topics:

Evolution of video surveillance systems, components of network video, network cameras, lighting, lenses and image sensors, scanning, image processing, and resolution, thermal cameras, video compression technologies, audio technologies and video encoders, wired networks, wireless networks, networking technologies

Instruction & Assessment