Applied Intelligent Building Design

Learn distribution design for intelligent building systems in this comprehensive course.

 

The DD215: Applied Intelligent Building Design course is an intensive, hands-on course focused on the design of structured cabling systems within intelligent buildings. Offering hands-on skill-building activities from day one, this course instructs you in real-world tasks, preparing you for design roles outside of the classroom. Assignments from the Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual (TDMM), 15th edition, augment your learning, allowing you to prepare questions for the classroom.

 

Activities include learning to:

	Telecommunications pathways and spaces
	Backbone and horizontal distribution systems
	Bonding and grounding (earthing)
	Firestopping
	Telecommunications administration
	Outside Plant (OSP) and campus cabling
	Specialty systems

 

Who Should Attend This Course:

	ICT designers with at least two years of on-the-job experience in low-voltage cabling systems
	Professionals responsible for designing Intelligent Buildings (e.g., security, AV, mechanical, lighting)
	Individuals looking for a review of telecommunications distribution systems
	BICSI Technicians (TECH) or BICSI Registered Telecommunications Project Managers® (RTPM®) who wish to advance into intelligent building design by taking the BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer® (RCDD®) exam

 

Cancellation Policy

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Questions?

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Did you know?

This course is recommended for applicants wanting to earn the BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer® (RCDD®). Learn More about the RCDD Certification