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Course Levels
Foundational
Foundational
Aimed at professionals of all levels, foundational level courses establish and build upon the basics for thorough comprehension. These courses are tailored to establish knowledge for those new to fiber while also broadening knowledge for those more seasoned, while making both feel like the course is suited for their level. Foundational level courses are indicated with yellow designations.
Foundational
Intermediate
Intermediate level courses review the skills learned in foundational courses and expand to provide a deeper understanding of concepts and how they are applied beyond the basics. These courses are aimed at professionals with a base level understanding and experience that are ready to go to the next level. Intermediate level courses are indicated with orange designations.
Foundational
Advanced
Light Brigade Advanced level courses explore the bits and bytes that make high-performance fiber networks operate. These next level courses are critically designed for engineers, designers, and technologists working in the design and operation of fiber optic networks to provide an unparalleled knowledge base and level of expertise. Advanced level courses are indicated with red designations.
Certified Optical Network Engineer (CONE)
Learn to meet the fast-evolving challenges of increasing capacity, reach, and flexibility, controlling latency, migrating to open/interoperable systems, and providing quality of service while keeping costs under control and reducing power consumption. Learn how the combination of coherent transmission and digital signal processing has transformed optical communications at the higher data rates of 100 to 800 Gb/s and about the changes necessary for DWDM systems to operate efficiently at data rates of 400 Gb/s and above.
Understand how a mix of optical and electronic technologies is used to overcome limitations, and the role of SDN and its implications for facilitating open line systems, ROADMs, and white box solutions. Appreciate the fundamental limitations that apply and the trade-offs and compromises necessary to make strategic decisions about the long-term plans for your network.