Network video fundamentals & certification

Network video fundamentals is a comprehensive training program for professionals seeking to advance their knowledge and skills in network video. This fast-paced course covers a wide range of topics, including device types, optics, compression, storage, networking, system design, installation, troubleshooting, and more.

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This program consists of two components, an 8-12 hour set of online modules and a 2.5-day hands-on classroom session. Students must complete the online modules prior to attending the classroom. On the final day of the classroom session, students will have the opportunity to take the Axis Network Video Exam and become an Axis Certified Professional.

Format: Instructor-led classroom​

Length:​

• Online prework (at your own pace, 8-12 hours completion time, depending on experience)​

• Classroom ​

  • 2-day hands-on ​

  • 0.5 day certification exam​

Language: English​

Classroom requirements: ​

Bring to class:​

• Photo ID​

• Windows laptop with:​

  • With a wired (Ethernet) network connection​

  • Administrative rights – the ability to install programs​

  • Latest version of Google Chrome or Firefox​

    • Please note, Mac OSX computers (even running in Windows mode) will not meet the requirements.​

Price: $679

Day 1​

• Module 1: Network camera types​

• Module 2: How a camera sees​

• Module 3: What a camera sees​

• Module 4: The cost of bitrate​

Day 2​

• Module 5: Cybersecurity​

• Module 6: System design​

• Module 7: Installation and troubleshooting​

• Module 8: The power of integration​

Day 3​

• Take the Axis Network Video Exam

Upon completion of this course, participants will:​

Be familiar with:​

• Best practices for system design ​

• Methods for integration of system devices​

Understand:​

• Hardware and software components vital to cybersecurity​

• The basic components and functions of a network camera​

Be able to:​

• Identify factors that influence bitrate, bandwidth, and storage​

• Troubleshoot common issues ​

• Describe the capabilities of new technologies that complement network video