25 courses with the subject TELE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
TELE 001Wireless Communication Fundamentals
Introduces the student to the basic concepts, equipment, and functionality of Wireless/Cellular and RF systems. Site location considerations and closeout requirements are also discussed. Topics consist of wireless systems including cellular methods; basic RF systems including simplex and duplex systems; functi onality of equipment utilized for cellular and RF systems including radios, antennas, coaxial cables, fiber optics and related components; difficulties associated with various communication site locations; closeout site documentation and the submittal requirements of these items to the customer. 40 Clock Hours
Familiarizes the student with basic concepts of first aid, CPR, and construction safety. Topics consist of the Red Cross Basic First Aid and CPR course including AED; b asic construction safety practices, a 30 hour course required by OSHA for all crew members working in the communication industry. 40 Clock Hours
Familiarizes the student with basic concepts of first aid, CPR, and construction safety. Topics consist of the Red Cross Basic First Aid and CPR course including AED; b asic construction safety practices, a 10 hour course required by OSHA for all crew members working in the communication industry. 20 Clock Hours
Provides the student with an understanding of the necessity of safety training. Topics consist of the meeting and site procedures necessary to identify, mitigate and document sa fety hazards; OSHA required training regarding the different types, levels, and limits of RF exposure encountered in the communication industry. 8 Clock Hours
Provides the student with an opportunity to observe and perform the daily duties and activities of a Telecommunications Tec hnician. The student will demonstrate and receive critique on their technical knowledge and hands-on skills acquired in the classroom. Students will be exposed to real-world maintenance issues and given the opportunity to troubleshoot equipment failures. 80 Clock hours.
Introduces the student to tower assembly and erection practices and principles. Topics include the assembl y and erection of Monopole, Self-Supporting, and Gu y Wire Towers; Installation, adjustment and plumb settings of guy wires; Tensioning and replacement of guy wires. 40 clock hours.
Introduces the student to Microsoft Office programs necessary for the completion of of required wo rk assignments in the wireless industry. Topics include an overview of Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Outlook. 40 Clock hours.
Provides the student with an extensive knowledge of fiber optics technology and application. Topics include F iber Optic Communication and Transmission Systems; Optic al Fiber and Fiber Optic Cables; Fiber Optic Testing; Fiber Optic Connectors and Splicing; Network Design and Installation. 80 Clock hours.
Provides the student with additional field training in the daily duties and activities of a Telecommunications Technician. The student will demonstrate competence in the technical knowledge and han ds-on skills acquired in both the classroom and field. Students will be given the opportunity to improve their troubleshooting expertise on issues of increasing complexity. 80 Clock hours.
Introduces the student to Tower Lighting and FAA Compliance. Topics include various lighti son ng systems and troubleshoot ing methods; FAA regulations regarding tower lighting. 8 Clock hours
Introduces the student to basic administrative fundamentals. Topics include closeout document requirements and photographic princip les; the basic principles of site drawing review and planning; the proper methods of equi pment inspection and documentation; the basic skills for budgeting, tracking, and reporting expenses related to job performance; the proper method of documenting and reporting labor time per job and site. 24 Clock hours.
Introduces the student to the basic principles of preparing for a job search. Topics include r esume preparation, including indus try keywords; interview skills for employment in the wireless industry. 8 Clock Hours
TELE 018Communication Site Foundations Design & Installation
Introduces the student to site foundations. Topics to include bollards, h-frames, generator, sh elter, gravity pad, turn down foot ing and various additional tower foundations based on Geo-Tech studies. 24 Clock Hours.
Introduces the student to power/telco support frames and conduit. Topics include the proper des ign and installation of support fr ames; NEC conduit requirements for power, telco and fiber protection. 16 Clock hours.
TELE 020AC/DC Votage Testing and Battery Installation
Introduces the student to AC/DC power systems. Topics include 110 volt AC and -48 volt DC son systems; installation and te sting procedures; permit requirements and regulations. 16 Clock hours.
Introduces the student to proper cable routing and support. Topics include techniques al.json n utilized within cabinet s, shelters, ice bridges and cable trays. 8 Clock hours.
Introduces the student to tower, antenna component and coaxial cable grounding. Topics include ground trenc hing; ground ring, ground rod, chem-rod, and mat inst allations; Exothermic welding techniques and mold implementation; common and carrier specific grounding requirements. 16 Clock hours.
