This course gives you a solid introduction to network video surveillance. The theory is presented in a range of eLearning modules (for self-paced studies), while the hands-on exercises take place in a classroom. In the exercises you will learn how to connect and configure Axis products. Afterwards, there is a virtual help session, giving you the opportunity to review the most relevant topics and ask questions.
Format: blended learning (1. eLearning + 2. instructor led-training + 3. virtual instructor-led training)
Length: 8 hours (eLearning + virtual session) + 2 days (instructor-led classroom)
Language: English
STEP 1. eLearning modules (prerrequisite for step 2):
Explains the setup of the course, with all modules ending with a quiz.
System components: cameras, encoders, switches, routers etc. Also Power over Ethernet.
What light is and how a camera sees.
How to achieve usable images: camera placement, resolution, pixel density etc.
Factors that affect bandwidth consumption, and actions for lowering it.
SD cards and failover recording. Typical input and output devices. How analytics can be used to pinpoint specific events taking place. Thermal camera technology.
The most common types of attacks and how to mitigate them.
Basic troubleshooting, and how to reach Axis technical support.
The master quiz is a compilation of the module quizzes, including additional questions.
The main building blocks of a network.
The information contained in the name of an Axis product.
STEP 2. Classroom module (mandatory):
The two days in classroom are focused on hands-on exercises, putting the online theory into practice. You’ll also learn how explore the settings on the camera’s web interface and how to manage multiple devices.
STEP 3. Virtual help session (prerrequisite for receiving the voucher):
Through presentations and dynamics, the most important contents are reviewed.
After completing all modules, participants will have gained a solid understanding of:
Participants will also be able to:
System integrators and installers in the network video surveillance industry.