Fiberguide Announces Optical Network Training Schedule for 2022

FiberGuide announced today that its Certified Optical Network Associate (CONA) classes have been scheduled for the first quarter of 2022. The 5-day career development courses will be hosted at the Arlington, VA, campus of George Mason University. Interested parties should visit the fiber optic training request page ( https://fiberguide.net/fiber-optic-training/cona-class-request/ ) on the FiberGuide website to view the schedule, sign up for a class or request custom training at their company location.
CONA is the first of two-vendor neutral intense 5-day optical network training courses from Optical Technology Training (OTT). CONA is designed to offer prospective optical network engineers the ins and outs of optical networking. It covers networks that use single channel or multiple channels using DWDM or CWDM. These include metro networks, 5G transport, DCIs, long haul networks and other WANs. Delegates learn what is required for satisfactory system performance of such networks, how CD and PMD affect network performance and how they are mitigated.
Delegates should pass an examination and a network design assignment to be CONA certified. Successful candidates have the option to take the more advanced CONE (Certified Optical Network Engineer) course.

In CONE, delegates learn how the powerful combination of coherent transmission and digital signal processing has transformed optical communications at data rates of 100Gb/s, 400Gb/s, 800Gb/s and beyond. They will learn about the changes necessary to DWDM systems for operating efficiently at data rates of 400Gb/s and above.
Understanding how the right mix of optical and electronic technologies is used to overcome limitations is a recurring theme of the course, as is the role of SDN and its implications for facilitating open systems including open optical line systems, Open ROADMs and white box solutions.

FiberGuide
https://fiberguide.net/fiber-optic-training/cona-class-request/
Washington, D.C., USA

“As demand for higher bandwidth continues to grow, so is the complexity of optical transport networks”, said Jabulani Dhliwayo, Technical Director at FiberGuide. “Such complex networks are driving demand for well trained and experienced optical network professionals and OTT training programs are specifically designed to meet this training need”, continued Jabulani.

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