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Course:   TEL125a: Multi-Media Universal Technician- Fundamentals Printable version
Description
The MMUT – Fundamentals course begins with a study of pertinent safety issues practices and standards, including basic first aid treatment for electrical shock and eye injuries, tool safety, working with ladders and applicable codes and standards defined by the National Electric Code (NEC) and the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).  In Lesson 2 of the course, students will learn about structured cabling standards established by the Electronic Industry Association (EIA) and the Telecommunications Industries Association (TIA).  Lesson 3 discusses standards and codes relating to low voltage wiring, including wire standards for various applications and adherence to specifications as defined by blueprints. Lesson 4 discusses the various copper, coax, and fiber cables used in residential applications, the proper procedures for terminating cables and how to perform verification and certification testing.  The course concludes with a lesson on pre-wire considerations and the value in performing various tasks and studies prior to installations.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Part A: 

  • List and describe safety requirements and practices when working with electrical circuits and when working aloft.
  • Describe basic first aid treatment for electrical shock and eye injuries and identify which procedures may or may not e performed by trained First Aid workers.
  • List and describe applicable TIA/EIA structured cabling standards.
  • Identify the correct color code and pin assignments for T568A and T568B standards.
  • List and describe applicable low voltage wiring standards and requirements.
  • Discuss the importance of adherence to specifications and the use of blue prints.
  • Discuss the proper procedures for working with copper and coax cables as it pertains to prepping ends of the cables and installing connectors.
  • Discuss how to perform verification and certification testing of installed cables.
  • Explain what pre-wiring tasks and studies should be performed to ensure accurate and quality installations.
Note

Academic Engagement Hours: 16 hours

Preparation Hours: 32 hours

Tuition: $600

College Credits: 1.6

Continuing Education Units (CEUs): 1.6

Industry Certification: ETA - Certified Residential Electronics Systems Installer; Certified Data Cabling Installer.  


Co-requisites: TEL125b and TEL125c

Days, times, and locations: Varies by course section. Courses typically take place during the week either before or after work hours in approved training facilities.
 
Additional Information: 
APT can customize the curriculum to meet special requests. Weekend courses and private training locations can be arranged.
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