NETWORK TOPOLOGIES & COPPER CABLING {EWS-542A}
Today, telecommunication technicians require a broad understanding of network topologies and cable standards.
For proper network operation, every cable must be installed according to numerous rules and standards. In Network Topologies and Copper Cabling, your students will
learn to identify appropriate topologies, installation standards associated with these topologies and much more, preparing them for real-world jobs as telecommunication technicians.
Network Topologies and Copper Cabling investigates the basics of cabling, emphasizing standards, grounding, preparing cable ends, testing cables and more. Through practical hands-on experiments, your students will get to pull
cable through conduit, punch down cable to a punch block, use a patch panel and install network connectors. Network Topologies and Copper Cabling also introduces students to the tools used for building and laying network cable, as well
as the different types of cable, wire color codes and cable standards.
Network Topologies and Copper Cabling includes a comprehensive textbook and workbook with unit summaries and self-test reviews, as well as complete instructor materials, making it easy to communicate important
technical information. The course also integrates our cable trainer and consumable parts pack for practical, hands-on projects.