Northland Training Schedule for May
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Northland Systems Training Inc. Technology Training Schedule for May Ottawa MPLS - May 6-7 WLANS - May 15-16 GigE - May 23-24 Toronto Cabling - May 13-14 GigE - May 16-17 Northland, the leader in complex technical eLearning and instructor-led training, is running three of its technology courses during the month of May. Seating is limited to 20, so register immediately to reserve your spot. Click on the course links for registration information and detailed course outlines. Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=1&d=14389044&u=http://www.northlandinc.com/got/mpls/mpls050602.htm - This two-day course addresses the challenge of next generation networks and describes MPLS concepts, architecture and components practical solutions. For more information and a detailed course outline follow the link below. Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANS) http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=1&d=14389045&u=http://www.northlandinc.com/got/wlan/wlan051502.htm - This two-day course describes the principles and practices of Wireless Local Area Networks and covers the parallel developments in North America and Europe. It will cover the various standards and the relationship between 3G and W-LAN. For more information and a detailed course outline follow the link below. Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) Ottawa http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=1&d=14389043&u=http://www.northlandinc.com/got/gige/gige052302.htm - This two-day course uses lectures and case studies to explain Ethernet and how to design an Ethernet network. The course examines all types of current Ethernet technology, provides detailed coverage of Gigabit Ethernet, discusses cabling and topology issues, and describes the implementation and uses of VLANs and Class of Service. Case studies will be used to give the student experience solving real-world design issues. Cabling for Telecommunications http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=1&d=14389041&u=http://www.northlandinc.com/got/cable/cable051302.htm - The purpose of this two-day course is to introduce the student to cabling systems used in the telecommunication industry and is useful to anyone who requires a detailed understanding of the cabling structure and its standards. For more information and a detailed course outline follow the link below. Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) Toronto http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=1&d=14389042&u=http://www.northlandinc.com/got/gige/gige051602.htm - This two-day course uses lectures and case studies to explain Ethernet and how to design an Ethernet network. The course examines all types of current Ethernet technology, provides detailed coverage of Gigabit Ethernet, discusses cabling and topology issues, and describes the implementation and uses of VLANs and Class of Service. Case studies will Upon completion of any of our instructor-led courses you receive 30 days access to the one of Northland's on-line networking courses. Anyone registering two or more people on any of Northland's instructor-led courses or registering for more than one course will receive a complimentary Northland denim shirt. Please forward this email to any colleagues or clients who would be interested in these courses. To unsubscribe click here: [email protected] or reply to this message with the word unsubscribe in the subject line. Thank you for your interest. Sincerely, Alan P. Daly Account Manager Northland Systems Training Inc. 255 Albert Street, Suite 500 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6A9 [email protected] Direct: (613) 667-5063 Cell: (613) 223-1062 Fax: (613) 667-5098 "Changing learning from an event to a life long process" KNOW YOUR WAY visit http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=1&d=14389039&u=http://www.northlandelearning.com Click here: http://gm12.com/r.html?c=120314&r=120127&t=22641032&l=6&[email protected] to unsubscribe from our mailing list. Or reply to this message with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.