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FCC
GROL High Frequency Commercial License
Course Number:
CSCU 0063
Contact Hours: 16
Prerequisite: 8,000 hours or 4 years of
Telecommunications Experience.
For anyone interested in
receiving the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) General High
Frequency License.
Description
This course is a five-evening (4
hours each evening) training intervention. 4 evenings are dedicated to
the preparation for this new, highly important federal license for
telecommunications employees. On the final evening of the course, class
participants are administered the U.S. Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) examination. The examination is a 100-question instrument
consisting of Element 1 (Federal Law) 24 questions, and Element 3
(Communications Technology) 76 questions.
Course topics include:
- U.S. federal law,
- telecommunications operation procedures (Cable Signal
Basics),
- radio wave propagation,
- signaling practices for data/telecommunications
(includes fiber),
- electrical principles applicable to
data/telecommunications,
- telecommunications equipment circuit components
(includes NEC),
- practical data/telecommunications circuit testing,
- signals and emissions (EMC Principles), and
- antennas and feed lines.
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