The course gives students knowledge and practical skills in installing, programming, commissioning and troubleshooting various types of access control systems. The content covers system design, operating principles and components such as central equipment, software, sub-controllers and the technical design of the door environment. The course also covers regulations, security requirements and risk assessment when designing access control systems. Through practical exercises, students practice working with technical documentation, measuring instruments, troubleshooting and repair. The focus is on creating an understanding of how access control systems are planned and adapted to user needs, security level and the specific requirements of the site.
The course gives students knowledge and practical skills in installing, programming, commissioning and troubleshooting various types of access control systems. The content covers system design, operating principles and components such as central equipment, software, sub-controllers and the technical design of the door environment. The course also covers regulations, security requirements and risk assessment when designing access control systems. Through practical exercises, students practice working with technical documentation, measuring instruments, troubleshooting and repair. The focus is on creating an understanding of how access control systems are planned and adapted to user needs, security level and the specific requirements of the site.
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Access Control Systems, 20 NY credits
Xenter - Botkyrka
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