Course Objectives:

Understand the physical attributes of light as a carrier of data

Understand how fiber cable act as a medium for carrying light effectively

The main differences between fiber optic and copper cabling

The main Components of a Fiber Cable

Fiber cable types, connectors and enclosures

Splicing and testing Fiber Cable

Fiber To The Home(FTTH)

Course Contents:

Fiber Optics Basics Workshop

Outside Plant Installation

Termination (Connectors) and Splicing

Optical LANs (OLANs) and Data Center Cabling

Fiber Optics Networking Standards

Fiber Optics Cable and Connector Identification. 

Outside Plant Cable Introduction.

Termination of Fiber Connectors, Introduction to Splicing

(Mechanical & Fusion).  Introduction to fiber optics network troubleshooting.

Course Leaing Outcomes:

Outside Plant Fiber Cable preparation

Introduction to Basic OTDR Functions and Traces

Use of the OTDR, VFL, Power Source and light Meter Functions

Continuity Testing, Troubleshooting, Managing Tools and Equipment

Layout, install or maintain fiber optic cabling systems

Demonstrate a practical knowledge of fiber optic theory, codes, standards and installation practices

Demonstrate a practical knowledge of individual hands-on skills including:

Performing industry standard fiber optic terminations

Preparing cables for inside and outside applications

Performing fusion splicing and splice tray preparation

Testing with the OTDR and optical loss test equipment

Lea color coding of fiber cables and connectors

Practice on optical fiber cable splicing and termination

Practice on cable management in different types of fiber cable closures and patch panels

Perform a comprehensive testing and prepare a professional testing report

Build an FTTH Network

Build a complete outside plant network

Perform OLTS and polarity test on Data center (MPO inspection).