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The graduates of Telecommunications are generally found among manufacturers of communications equipment, with companies offering telecommunications services, cable television, as well as the wholesale and retail electronic communication products. The main tasks of these technologists are to do the installation, testing, repair and maintenance of equipment for the world of information and communications. In many cases, they will also work with technical assistance and representation.
TRAINING GOALS
Technologists in this sector must install and configure IP AND VOIP networks, draw diagrams and make a device using industrial techniques. Install, maintain and modify the electronic equipment used to transport, packaging or conversion of analog or digital signals used mainly in the field of communications. Diagnose and troubleshoot telecommunications systems at high frequencies with residential IP networks (DOCSIS ADSL) using appropriately specialized instrumentation. In addition, the program will allow the student to obtain the skills necessary for the preparation of CCNA and CVOICE Cisco.
FUTURE PROSPECTS
Telecommunications technicians, electronic technicians, installers and repairers of telecommunications equipment. The holders of the certificate in telecommunications can work in different careers
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Those interested in enrolling in this program must have completed a secondary or vocational diploma (DES or DEP) or have training deemed sufficient by the college. Those interested in enrolling in this program must also satisfy the following conditions:
Having interrupted his/her studies for at least two consecutive semesters or one academic year.
To be covered by an agreement between the College and an employer or a government program.
Have completed at least one year of postsecondary education over a period of a year or more.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS (AEC) ELJ.34
Full time program: 1560 hours
COURSE TITLE
HEURES
Applied mathematics 1
75
Electrical circuits CC
60
Electrical circuits CA
60
Electronics
75
Basic digital circuits
75
Applied electronics
75
Instrumentation RF
60
IP Networks (Cisco 1)
75
IT tool for telecommunications
45
Microcontroller and its environment
75
System Transmission and Reception 1
90
Install and configure routers (Cisco 2)
75
Transmission links RF
75
Software control and analysis
75
System Transmission and Reception 2
90
Applied microcontroller
75
Digital communication networks and long-distance (Cisco 4)
75
Introduction to IP Telephony
105
Configure switched networks and wireless networks (Cisco 3)
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