An introduction to the concepts of telephony including the history of telephony and computing, theory of sound, noise, types of circuits, impedance, traffic engineering, telephone equipment, pulse code modulation, types of modulation, modems, and signaling systems. TC501 Introduction to Digital Transmission 2 credits An introduction to the concepts of digital transmission techniques required in voice, video, and data systems. TC500 and TC501 Fundamental study of the role that electronic communications plays in business, governments, and communities. Students study current voice and messaging technologies and services in relation to organizational needs and human concerns. TC501 Exploration of the role of data communications in organizations and society.
Students gain a functional knowledge of data communications.
Students write and respond to an RFP, deliver a presentation to executives, and develop sales skills. TC503 Applied networking methods in light of current technology, theory, standards, and regulations. Students learn approaches for enterprise wide networking. An overview of telecommunications law and an understanding of telecommunications regulations, regulatory agencies, and current regulatory issues. Students complete and present a research paper on a current regulatory issue.