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Contact: 
Vincent Glaeser, Program Director,
714-997-6548, glaeser@chapman.edu

Course Number: CSCU 0027
Contact Hours: 12
Prerequisite: CSCU 0026- IPTV: Design, Install, Maintain &Troubleshoot Level I

Description

This advanced Hands-On 12 hour course covers both television and networking technologies which make up our New IPTV Technologies Today. Once Television could only be received over the air, via cable or via satellite. Today TV can be delivered over Internet Protocol (IP) services as well. Broadband carriers are offering Triple-Play networks where voice telephone, TV and Internet access are carried over the same network. Even Cable and Satellite operators now wish to converge towards this new common IP approach to enable delivery of TV to PCs, mobile devices and provide high digital options as well as High Definition TV.

To be successful in this new technology, knowledge of both television and networking technologies is a must. This course will provide 'Hands-On' Real-World experience by having students Configure, Implement and Send and Receive IPTV over a LIVE in-class network.

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Install and use an Protocol Analyzer to Decode and Troubleshoot Multicast Protocols

• Monitor Layer 2 LAN Multicasting

• Configuring Routers to carry PIM Sparse Mode Multicast

• Monitor Layer 3 Multicast Streams

• Implementing QoS using Weighted Fair Queuing

• Implementing Link aggregation to improve Bandwidth and Reliability

• Implementing Hot Stand-by Routing Protocol to Deliver

• And much more...