Virtual Network Video Fundamentals is a comprehensive course that covers the essentials of network video — right from your home or office. This course will teach you a variety of skills from camera basics, to system design, to troubleshooting. Devices featured in this course include fixed domes, PTZ cameras, thermal cameras, network speakers and more.
This course is comprised of an online pre-course and a 2-day virtual classroom training. Students will complete the online course at their own pace before attending the virtual classroom portion whose experience includes 50+ practical demonstrations paired with real-world examples that reinforce key concepts from the online modules.
After the training, on a date of their choosing, students will preferably either take the Axis Certification exam at their local Pearson VUE testing center or remotely through OnVUE online proctoring.
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
eLearning modules (must be completed prior to the virtual sessions):
Explains the setup of the course, with all modules ending with a quiz.
The main building blocks of a network.
System components: cameras, encoders, switches, routers etc. Also Power over Ethernet.
What light is and how a camera sees.
Factors that affect bandwidth consumption, and actions for lowering it.
How to achieve usable images: camera placement, resolution, pixel density etc.
SD cards and failover recording. Typical input and output devices. How analytics can be used to pinpoint specific events taking place. Thermal camera technology.
Basic troubleshooting, and how to reach Axis technical support.
The most common types of attacks and how to mitigate them.
The information contained in the name of an Axis product.
The master quiz is a compilation of the module quizzes, including additional questions.
Virtual sessions:
Day 1
Day 2
M8: The power of integration
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.
Registrants will be required to complete the Network Video Fundamentals online course (at your own pace, 6-8 hours completion time) before completing virtual instructor-led training.