Training Buildings Catalogue 2013

Training by Schneider Electric,
making you more competitive

Building Solutions Course Catalogue
Middle East Africa
2 Training by Schneider Electric | MEA Course Catalogue 2013
Introduction
Our Services
Middle EastAfrica (MEA) Training Center in Dubai started operations in September 2011 delivering
courses covering the main fields of Schneider Electric Buildings Business Solutions ; Building Management
Systems, HVAC, Access & Intrusion Security, and Video Surveillance. As we promote Energy Efficient
facilities, more focus is brought to the integration of all three systems.
Our facility hosts 2 Training Rooms and a functional demo center mimicing a typical building control and
monitoring room.
We Offer:
Product and Certification Training
Our product related training courses focus on Hands-On exercises. They are conducted by trainers
who carry a lot of theoretical and most importantly eld experience, in those products. Certain
product ranges necessitate advanced training leading to certication. One or more certied engineers
onboard distinguish your company from competition and help progress to more enterprise system
installations and commissioning.
Industry Knowledge courses
Industry Knowledge Courses cover general technology-related topics. The courses are selected to
Bridge gaps between industry trends and End User expectations, bring up system integrators to a
competent level of mastering different aspects of a system design and implementation, and last but
not least provide an indepth look at existing technology. Courses are conducted by experts in their
eld, whether from within the Schneider Electric organisation or outside.
Training Kits
In the training center, we make use of various training kits and racks. Each course has its own
recommended list of equipment, most even with a pre-programmed setup. Should you be interested
in building your own training setup, send us a mail. We can help putting in the necessary list of
components for your training requirements.
On Demand & Scheduled classes
Each Trimester (4 Months) a new course catalog is released. The catalog lists courses offered on
specic calendar days, as well as on-demand. On demand classes are best accomodated if inquired
one month ahead. Subject to group availability, tailored content courses or customised scheduling can
be offered.
External Training
When eld training is required, or when there is a big local demand for training we can provide training
at your facility. Wherever you are in the Middle-East and Africa region, you can count on us for your
training requirements.
Product Launch sessions
Schneider Electric regularly releases new products. To introduce the technical aspects of those
products and help Sales and Technical people grasp the newly offered functionalities and features, the
MEA training center holds Product Launch sessions.
Sales Training
Our offered courses do not exclude sales people. Focused on the technology basics and product
insight, these courses help sales personnel get a glimpse of the technology and the products or
systems which make it happen. Design and selection becomes easier and self comprehensive.
For any of the above services please email
mea.training.buildings@ae.schneider-electric.com
or call us at +971 4 7099100 ext.1403
Building Solution
Courses Offered
Index
Sr Code Product Family Course Title Days Page
BMS and HVAC Courses
1 5940 Continuum Continuum 'Boot Camp' for HVAC 5 6
2 Continuum Continuum Sales Product Overview 1 6
3 5783 Continuum Continuum Product Overview and Design 4 7
4 2732 Continuum Continuum Plain English Programming for HVAC 2 7
5 Continuum Continuum 3rd Party Integration 2 8
6 2302 I/A I/A Workplace Tech programming for controllers 4 8
7 2212 Vista Vista Menta/Xenta Basic course (Classical Network) 5 9
8 Vista Vista Integration using Xenta 913 Hardware 2 9
9 Vista Vista LNS Network 3 10
10 2200 Vista Vista Graphic (TGML) 2 10
11 Vista Vista Menta Programming 2 11
12 EcoStruxure EcoStruxure Architecture 1 11
13 7010 SmartStruxure SmartStruxure Solution BACnetwith b3 Devices 3 12
14 SmartStruxure SmartStruxure Solution LonWorks with Xenta Devices 3 12
15 7090 SmartStruxure SmartStruxure Solution Technical Sales 1 13
16 7001 SmartStruxure SmartStruxure Solution Workstation and System Design 4 13
Access Control Courses
1 5942 Continuum Continuum 'Boot Camp' for Security 5 16
2 3731 Continuum Continuum Plain English Programming for Security 2 16
3 Vista Vista Security with I/Net Hardware 3 17
Video Security Courses
1 369/296 Pelco Video Design Fundamentals & Product Overview 2 20
2 372 Endura Endura Certication 4 20
3 Endura TroubleShooting Endura Systems 2 21
4 300 Digital Sentry Digital Sentry Certication 2 21
5 24 CM9700 CM9700 Certcation 2 22
6 306 Endura Endura Xpress 2 22
7 Sarix Pelco IP Cameras and Video Analytics 2 23
Industry Knowledge Courses
1 BMS Introduction to Building Management Systems 1 25
2 HVAC HVAC and Control Basics 2 25
3 BBEMS BMS Building Energy Efciency Measures 2 26
4 371/371 Networking Network Fundamentals for Video Security I & II 3 26
Training Paths
1 Continuum 28
2 SmartStruxure ( StruxureWare for Buildings Operations ) 29
3 Video Security 30
Online Learning
The following links host a number of free online courses. Registration might be required
1 Buildings Business e-Learning http://info.us.tac.com/eLearning/eLearningMenu.html
2 Pelco Training Center https://se-buildings-lms.csod.com
3 Energy University
http://www2.schneider-electric.com/corporate/en/products-services/training/energy-
university/energy-university-course.page
Building Solution Courses
BMS and HVAC
BMS and HVAC
Continuum 'Boot Camp'
for HVAC
Continuum Sales
Product Overview
Code : 5940
Days : 5
Audience
Engineers, Technicians
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
This course assumes attendees are aquainted
with fundamentals of HVAC installations.
Equipments
CyberStation, B3 Controllers.
Description
This course provides basic knowledge on the
Continuum solution for HVAC applications. It
covers the following topics;
Continuum Product Overview
Software & Hardware installation
Inputs, Outputs, Alarms and Schedules
Control loops
Graphics
Plain English HVAC core
Code :
Day : 1
Audience
Sales, Design Engineers and Technicians
Max. Attendees: 10
Prerequisites
None
Equipments
None
Description
This course provides an overview on the
Continuum solutions range with focus on
Hardware and Software capabilities
BMS and HVAC
Continuum Product
Overview and Design
Continuum Plain English
Programming for HVAC
Code : 5783
Days : 4
Audience
Design Engineers, Technicians
Max. Attendees: 10
Prerequisites
None
Equipments
None
Description / Contents
This course provides an overview on the
Continuum solutions range with focus on
Hardware and Software capabilities. It explores
the Network Design and sample design selection
using Controllers and Field Equipment as well
as guidelines for selection of Field Hardware for
HVAC & Security
Code : 2732
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers and Technicians
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
This course assumes students have attented the
"Continuum Bootcamp for HVAC" course
Equipments
CyberStation, B3 Controllers.
This course is designed for those Continuum
users who are responsible for programming or
monitoring existing programs in a Continuum
HVAC installation. This hands-on course
introduces students to the capabilities of the
Continuum Plain English programming language.
The student will use the Integrated Development
Environment with a series of advanced
programming tools to write basic digital, oating,
analog, and lead/ lag control programs. The
course progresses to the use of advanced control
programs, system and user dened functions,
including proportional, integral, and derivative
(PID) control. Students are also introduced to
workstation report programs to customize data
retrieval.
Continuum 3
rd
Party
Integration
Code :
Days : 2
Audience
Commissioning & Design engineers involved in the
programming of Continuum for integration with a
3rd party system
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Continuum Plain English Course
Equipments
BCX, PM710, MNL200
The course will instruct the user in interfacing to
MODBUS RTU devices and using/displaying the
data in Continuum.
The course will instruct the user in interfacing to
LONMARK & LONWORKS devices and using/
displaying the data in Continuum.
I/A Workplace Tech
programming for
controllers
Code : 2302
Days : 4
Audience
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Basic HVAC Knowledge
Equipments
MNB, MNL and various eld equipment
The WorkPlace Tech Programming course
benets anyone responsible for in-depth operation
and custom programming of I/A Series MicroNet
Building Automation Systems. This course
introduces the student who has little or no
experience with the I/A Series MicroNet System to
the MicroNet Controllers, and teaches the proper
usage of WorkPlace Tech. Controllers covered
include the MNL50, MNL100, MNL110, MNL130,
MNL150, MNL200, MNLVAV, MNL800, MNB300,
MNBVAV and MNB1000. Specics of VAV control
will be reviewed, and will include a demonstration
of the Flow Balance software.
BMS and HVAC
Vista Integration using
Xenta 913 Hardware
Code :
Days : 2
Audience
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
TAC Vista / Menta/ Xenta Basic Course
Equipments
TAC Xenta Training Board
Trainee Laptop loaded with TAC Vista
software
The course covers the following subjects :
Introduction to TAC Xenta 913
Details of Protocols and limitations highlights
Building a network with Modbus integration
PMU810
Bringing data to Vista using the XBuilder tool
Bringing data to Vista through a LON device
Vista /Menta/Xenta
Basic course
(Classical Network)
Code : 2212
Days : 5
Audience
Operators, Service Engineer, Project Engineer,
Design Engineer
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Basic HVAC/Electrical Knowledge
Equipments
Trainee Laptop loaded with TAC Vista software
Bus topology, controllers used, feld devices
Basic programming
Product portfolio overview - TAC Xenta
Hardware
LonWorks Basic Architecture
Creating and simulating a simple application
using Xenta/Menta
OP-unit to view and change set values
Operator Panel programming
TAC Vista Workstation
Vista classic interfacing with Xenta
Commissioning of LonWorks devices
Color graphics and alarm processing
Time functions, Notes & TrendViewer
Making Backups
BMS and HVAC
BMS and HVAC
Vista Graphic (TGML)
Code : 2200
Days : 2
Audience
Max. Attendees: 10
Prerequisites
Equipments
Trainee Laptop loaded with TAC Vista
software
The course covers the following subjects:
Introduction to TGML, its features and
licensing scheme
Creating a common TGML slide
Creating animation, binding and linking
Creating a master slide
Assessment
Vista LNS Network
Code :
Days : 3
Audience
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Equipments
Introduction to LonWorks technology basic
theory with highlights on TAC LonWorks
TAC Vista architecture network
Troubleshooting LonWorks
Where to fnd information
LNS and LONmaker management tools
Software installation, creating projects
Installing and commissioning a router
Installing and commissioning a 3rd party device
- x100
Installing and commissioning TAC Xenta base
unit and I/O module
Creating Function blocks
SNVT binding
Managing DB, Managing devices
BMS and HVAC
Vista Menta
Programming
Code :
Days : 2
Audience
Max. Attendees: 10
Prerequisites
Equipments
The course covers the following subjects:
Introduction to TAC Menta, its features and
licensing scheme
Creating a common application fle
Creating a duty standby application with rotation
Simulation, downloading and online assessment
EcoStruxure
Architecture
Code :
Day : 1
Audience
Any Employee with exposure to integrated
systems
Max. Attendees: 12
Prerequisites
Knowledge of current sector offer
Equipments
EcoStruxure Demo Facility
Students shall be introduced to the concept
of EcoStruxure. Examples from the concerned
sectors will be discussed, including Buildings,
Data Centers, Water, Oil and Gas.The
demonstration solutions available will be run, and
instruction In their use will be given.
SmartStruxure
Solutions: BACnet
with b3 Devices
Code : 7010
Days : 3
Audience
Engineering and Services personnel working with
StruxureWare for Building HVAC BACnet
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
SmartStruxure Solution: Workstation and
System Design
Equipments
AS and I/O modules, b3 controllers and SE 7000
room controllers
Students shall design/engineer a StruxureWare
Building Operation IP network to include
upgrading device rmware in the Automation
Server (AS), commissioning it within the system,
and adding Central IO devices. Students will use
the AS as a Controller and as a BACnet interface
with a BACnet MS/TP eld bus of b3 devices.
Students will create Analog and Digital points
and values, congure network data ow, edit
controller programming, replace controllers, and
create bindings and binding templates. The Script
programming tool will be used to write/modify
basic control programs and become familiar with
advanced control programs, system and user
dened Script functions. Additionally, the student
will be introduced to creating StruxureWare
Building Operation Modbus networks. The
student will review schedule, trending, alarming,
reporting procedures and loops as tools to
validate system design and operation.
SmartStruxure
Solutions: LonWorks
with Xenta Devices
Code :
Days : 3
Audience
Engineering and Service personnel working with
StruxureWare for Buildings HVAC LonWorks
Systems.
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
SmartStruxure Solution: Workstation and
System Design
Equipments
SmartStruxure Training Kit [SWXKITDBL10001],
TAC Xenta Training Kit, SE ModBus devices
After the course you will have ability to:
Identify LonWorks functionalities in
SmartStruxure environment
Recognize with is needed to run the project
from start to nish.
Apply to LonWorks feld bus communication in
SmartStruxure
Apply Modbus feld bus communication in
SmartStruxure
Use 3rd Party devices and routers on the
LonWorks and Modbus eld bus level
Apply and recognize different types of bindings
in SmartStruxure
BMS and HVAC
SmartStruxure
Solutions: Technical Sales
Code : 7090
Day : 1
Audience
Sales & Technical Sales Personnel
Max. Attendees: 12
Prerequisites
Basic HVAC Knowledge
Successfully complete the 3 eLearning modules
1. SXWBO Introduction
2. SXWBO Device and Communication
3. Choosing Hardware
Equipments
None
This course provides an overview of StruxureWare
for Buildings.It prepares students to discuss the
technical features and functions of the software
and hardware, identify key architectural and
system considerations for StruxureWare for
Buildings solutions, identify unique selling points,
and locate pertinent documentation, utilize
available sales tools, and create project estimates.
SmartStruxure
Solutions: Workstation
and System Design
Code : 7001
Days : 4
Audience
Engineering and Service personnel working with
StruxureWare for Buildings HVAC systems.
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Successfully complete the eLearning Modules
Equipments
SmartStruxure Training Kit [SWXKITDBL10001]
Students will identify recommended architecture
strategies at both the IP and eldbus levels,
including how individual hardware and software
components are incorporated into system design.
Software license management will also be taught.
Students will learn the process for bringing
an AS and I/O modules online, as well as the
basics of using bindings, creating multi-station
networks, and implementing efcient engineering
techniques. The Script and Function Block
programming tools will be introduced. Enhanced
alarm handling concepts and calendar and time
schedules conguration will also be presented as
well as StruxureWare for Buildings Power Objects
BMS and HVAC
Access Control
Access Control
Continuum
'Boot Camp' for Security
Continuum Plain
English Programming
for Security
Code : 5942
Days : 5
Audience
Sales and Design Engineers, Technicians
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
This course assumes attendees are aquainted
with fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic
installations, and have understanding of Security
system architectures
Equipments
CyberStation, ACX Controllers.
This course provides basic knowledge on the
Continuum solution for security applications. It
covers the following topics ;
Continuum Product Overview
Software & Hardware installation
Inputs, Outputs, Alarms and Schedules
Door Access
Graphics
Plain English Security core
Code : 3731
Days : 2
Audience
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
This course assumes students have attented the
"Continuum Bootcamp for Security" course
Equipments
CyberStation, ACX Controllers.
This course is designed for those who will be
responsible for programming or monitoring
existing programs at a Continuum Access
Control Installation. This hands-on course
introduces students to the capabilities of
the Continuum Plain English programming
language. The student will use the Integrated
Development Environment with a series of
advanced programming tools to write basic
and advanced door control programs. The
course progresses to the use of system and
user dened functions and workstation report
programs to customize data retrieval. Students
will learn the use of the powerful Advanced
System Functions that provide additional tools
for site analysis and troubleshooting
Access Control
Vista Securitywith
I/Net Hardware
Code :
Days : 3
Audience
Operators, Service Engineer, Project Engineer,
Design Engineer
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Basic HVAC/Electrical Knowledge
Vista/ Menta/ Xenta Basic Course
Equipments
The course covers the following topics:
General system overview
Controller Hardware
System Software - TAC I/NET Host Tool
12 steps to Access Control
System Points
Alarms, Messages and Transactions
Graphics, Password Controls and Standard
Reports
AIC, Time Schedules, Events and Calculations.
Now eliminate all threats
to your efficiency and
security.
Video Security
Video Security
Video Design
Fundamentals &
Product Overview
Endura Certification
Code : 369/296
Days : 2
Audience
Sales, Pre-Sales, Consultants, and basically
anyone new to Video Security and has interest in
getting aquainted with Pelco by Schneider Electric
Product and System offering
Max. Attendees: 18
Prerequisites
Electrical and Electronic Fundamentals
Equipments
None
This course provides an introduction to Video
Surveillance components followed by detailed
instructions for the entire design process - from
site survey and customer communications to
system design concepts for both analog and IP
systems. The Product Overview part relates the
design to actual products in the Pelco product
line bridging the gap between system design and
selection.
Code : 0372
Days : 4
Audience
Engineers, Technicians, Technical Sales
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
The course assumes the attendee is well versed
in Video Security Systems and has CCNA-level
Network Background
Equipments
Endura 2.0 System
This course provides instruction on key topics
necessary to achieve Endura Certication,
including Endura components, features, and
functionality. The course conveys information
about essential network requirements and
best practices for designing a fault tolerant
Endura installation. A discussion of the
environmental requirements for an Endura
system is included. The hands-on portion
of the course offers exercises in installing,
conguring, and customizing an Endura system.
Upon completion of the course, attendees are
eligible to take the Endura Certied Professional
certication exam
Video Security
DigitalSentry
Certification
TroubleShooting
Endura Systems
Code : 300
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers, Technicians, Technical Sales
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
in Video Security Systems and IT Networks
Equipments
DS SRV, Sarix IP Cameras
This course covers the new Digital Sentry-SRV
physical architecture, hardware and software
services. Students will be trained on the client
interface, administration and conguration. Key
product information will be presented in both
lecture format and through the use of self directed
student labs. Through the use of hands-on labs,
Students will install the DS7.x software on a clean
Digital Sentry-SRV unit
Code :
Days : 2
Audience
Comissioning Engineers
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Candidates should hold a valid Endura
Certication and have commissioned at least one
Endura system
Equipments
Endura System
Course will cover basic troubleshooting
procedures for an Endura 2.0 system. Topics
covered include:
How to identify errors using Workstation, Endura
Utilities and Linux command line.
Overview of running services and their function
Upgrading frmware and running system
recovery
Preventative maintenance
Fault Scenarios
EnduraXpress
Code : 306
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers, Technicians, Operators
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
in Video Security Systems and IT Networks
Equipments
EnduraXpress, Workstation, IP Cameras
The EE500 Series EnduraXpress combines
the performance, reliability and robustness of
an enterprise-class, mission-critical storage
management system. This course will examine
features and benets of the EnduraXpress. Using
hands-on labs students will gain a working
knowledge of the installation/conguration,
operations and programming of WS5200
workstation software, Sarix camera and Endura
utilities including recording.
Video Security
CM9700 Certfication
Code : 0024
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers, Technicians
Max. Attendees: 6
Prerequisites
in Video Security Systems and has basic PC skills
Equipments
CM9760 System, C10 and Spectra Cameras
This course covers the components,
congurations, operations, and programming of
CM9700 systems including operator/keyboard
management, PTZ control, alarms and macros.
This course makes extensive use of hands-on
training exercises.
Video Security
Pelco IP Cameras
and Video Analytics
Code :
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers, Technical Sales, Consultants
Max. Attendees: 8
Prerequisites
Candidates are assumed to be familiar with basics
of IP Video cameras
Equipments
Sarix, Spectra HD IP Cameras, Sarix TI and newly
released models
The course provides an overview on the Sarix
camera range with focus on models supporting
Video Analytics.
Students will go through advanced camera
parameters, get familiar with the basic 3 elements
of Video Analytics (Segmentation, Classication
and Algorithms), Identify importance of camera
setup, and the need for a controlled environment.
Industry Knowledge
Industry Knowledge
Introduction to
Building Management
Systems
HVAC Fundamentals
Code :
Day : 1
Audience
Anyone who want to aquire basic knowledge in
Building Automation Domain
Max. Attendees: 10
Prerequisites
None
Equipments
None
This course covers ; Elements and Systems of
a modern building and role of BMS in a modern
building.
Code :
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers, Supervisors and Operators who are
involved in HVAC operation
Max. Attendees: 10
Prerequisites
None
Equipments
None
This introductory course is intended for those
new to Building Management Systems - both
sales and technical staff - and others interested
in the basics of HVAC. The class introduces
the participant to the HVAC mechanical plant
and how it is controlled through the Building
Management System, including important aspects
of energy management. The student will also
become familiar with the technical terminology
of HVAC and provided tips and links to other
valuable sources of information.
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Building Energy
Efficiency Measures
Network Fundamentals
for Video Security I & II
Code : BBEMS
Days : 2
Audience
Engineers, Supervisors, Operators and
Consultants.
Max. Attendees: 12
Prerequisites
This course assumes attendees have working
knowledge of building systems (i.e. HVAC, lighting
etc.
HVAC and Control Basics, Introduction to Building
Management Systems serve as Pre-Requisite
courses
Equipments
None
The course covers the following topics :
The purpose of the building
The building Envelope
Building Inputs and Outputs
Systems within the building
The indoor climate
The Psychometric Process
Energy use and the need for energy effciency
The electrical supply
Energy performance Index
Power factor improvement
Improve Lighting Effciency
Energy Management Techniques
Energy Effciency LEED requirements for new
and existing buildings
Building energy codes
EcoStruxure for buildings demo
Code : 370 / 371
Day : 3
Audience
Engineers, Technicians and System Integrators
working primarily with IP Video Systems
Max. Attendees: 12
Prerequisites
The course assumes the attendee possesses
basic Networking Knowledge and has taken the
Network Self-Assessment online test
Equipments
Network Switches, Wireless Networks,
IP Cameras, Laptops
This course will explore the foundations of
networking. Key topics include network protocols,
topologies, and how devices are congured to
work on the network. Hands-on labs include:
how data ows through the network, basic IP
addressing, and tools for troubleshooting.
Course then advances to detailed instruction
of networking technologies as they are applied
to video security systems. Covering topics
like Ethernet signaling standards, advanced
IP addressing, and routing of multicast trafc.
Labs include: testing of VLANs in a multi-switch
environment, Layer 3 network addressing, IP
conguration, and routing unicast and multicast
video transmissions
Training Paths
Training Paths
Classroom
Continuum Sales,
Product Overview
Classroom
Continuum
Product Overview
and Design
Classroom
Continuum 'Boot
Camp' for HVAC
Classroom
Continuum 'Boot
Camp' for Security
Classroom
Plain English
Programming
for HVAC
Classroom
Plain English
Programming
for Security
(1 day)
(4 days)
(5 days)
(5 days)
(2 days)
(2 days)
Continuum Sales
Continuum
System Design
Continuum HVAC
Continuum Security
Continuum
Training Paths
TAC Vista
eLearning
SmartStruxure
TM
> Introduction
> Devices and
Communication
> Choosing Hardware
> Software Overview
Classroom
Workstation
and System
Design
Classroom
Engineering
LonWorks
Classroom
Engineering
BACnet
Classroom
Technical
Sales
(4 days)
(3 days)
(3 days)
(1 day)
Andover
Continuum
Sales
Certification
Certification
Certification
SmartStruxure
TM
(for Buidings Operations)
Training Paths
Video Security
Sales Engineer path
Courses Type Duration Level
Introduction to Video Security Systems e-learning Basic
Camera Basics, Lens Basics, Cable Basics courses e-learning Basic
Monitor Basics, Recording Basics courses e-learning Basic
System Design Basics e-learning Basic
Product Overview e-learning Basic
MegaPixel Technology Basics e-learning Basic
Video Fundamentals & Product Overview In Class 2 Days Basic
Design/Comissining Engineer - ENDURA path
Introduction to Networks e-learning Basic
Recommended: Network Fundamentals I & II In Class 3 Days Basic/Intermediate
Endura Certication In Class 4 Days Advanced
Endura Certication Post Exam Online
Optional : TroubleShooting Endura Systems In Class 2 Days Advanced
Design/Comissining Engineer - DigitalSentry path
Introduction to Networks e-learning Basic
Recommended: Network Fundamentals I & II In Class 3 Days Basic/Intermediate
DigitalSentry Certication In Class 2 Days Intermediate
E-Learning Link
https://se-buildings-lms.csod.com/client/se-buildings-lms/default.aspx
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Please use the application form below to register for any course. We will contact you as soon as possible upon receipt
of the completed form. The application form can be sent to email:
mea.training.buildings@ae.schneider-electric.com or Fax to + 971 4 7099 388
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Please read carefully
Registration
We require you to create an account at http://se-
buildings-lms.csod.com to officially enroll you to
the course.
Registration, together with payment, should
be made 2 weeks prior to the course
commencement date. Confirmation of acceptance
will be sent through email
If a class is filled, you will be placed on the waiting
list or offered a later course. In any event, you will
be kept notified of your status.
Tuition Fee
Course fees are communicated separately
through a price list document issued each
trimester along with the course catalog. The same
might also be made available to you by your local
Schneider Electric Buildings Business Office.
Courses fees are to be paid full in advance.
Purchase order for the full amount of tuition fee
must accompany the training registration form.
Payment can be made by DD/Cheque payable to
Schneider Electric FZE, payable in Dubai, UAE or
by wire transfer to:
Bank Name:
Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank
Address:
World Trade Centre, P.O. Box 9256, Dubai,
U.A.E.
AED A/C: 02 042488 001 33
USD A/C: 02 042488 001 02
Swift Code: BSUIAEAD
IBAN #: ( AED ) AE44 0160 0020 4248 8001 330
( USD ) AE72 0160 0020 4248 8001 020
The cost of training course is applicable per
participant and only when the training is
conducted in the MEA Training center Dubai.
External training is quoted separately.
Supply of all course materials, relevant technical
reference documentation, lunch, refreshments,
and the use of training equipment are included in
the course fee.
Provisional reservations without payment are
subject to cancellation without notice 2 weeks
prior to the course commencement date in order
to accommodate those on the waiting list.
Cancellation Policy
Course fee will be refunded 100% if withdrawal or
cancellation is made 15 days prior to the session
start date.
Course fee will be forfeited if a trainee cancels
or fails to show up for class on the session start
date. However, suitably qualified replacements
can be accommodated against cancellation,
provided they register prior to commencement on
the first day of the course.
Expenses
Hotel and travel expenses are to be borne by
the participant. Information on local hotels and
transportation is available upon request.
General
In the event of insufficient enrollment, training will
be cancelled. In this event, you will be notified
immediately and either fully refunded or the fee
paid will be applied to a future course.
It is the responsibility of your organization to
ensure that the trainees attending have sufficient
prior knowledge and experience to benefit from
attendance at the course. Please note the pre-
requisites shown in the detailed description of the
each course.
Training certificates are available for print through
the online training website. This is only applicable
after a successful completion of the course.
The training organization reserves the right to
change fees, course curricula, course schedules,
discontinue courses, limit class size, cancel
courses and other requirements, of whatever kind,
affecting the operation or administration of the
MEA Training Center.
Unless stated otherwise, following terms and conditions applies to all training courses
listed in the catalogue.
Copyright
2013 Schneider Electric, All Rights Reserved.
Course documentation, hand-outs, software programs and any other teaching aids provided as part of the course are subject to the normal laws of Copyright.
Attendance at a course does not confer any right to reproduce such information, or to disclose it to a third party, without the prior written permission of Schneider
Electric FZE. No audio or visual recording of Schneider Electric training courses, or of Schneider Electric personnel teaching such courses, may be taken or reproduced
electronically without prior written consent.
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Make the most of your energy
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Schneider Electric FZE
E Wing, Level 4, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Emirates Road & Dubai-Al Ain Road Intersection
P.O. Box 341057, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Phone: + 971 (4) 709 91 00
Fax: + 971 (4) 709 91 01
www.schneider-electric.com/ae
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Schneider Electric Gulf

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