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Dialtone Installation Lab

To be used in Troubleshooting lab to assess how well students are able to use test equipment to apply theory and knowledge to accomplish an assigned lab.

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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VoIP Phone Installation Lab

Students will program a VoIP phone and add extension to Trixbox VoIP server -- Students will aslo activate HUD server to operate with Softphone on computer

Grade levels: Undergrad

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KSU Installation Lab

Students will activate two lines and digital extensions on the KSU service assignments for features will also be programmed

Grade levels: Undergrad

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1720 Final Lab Activity (Written Assignment)

Student will configure splitter configuration and draw a the diagram for the cable installation at a customer homes. Student will caculate the attenuation and return power for each outlet.

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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1720 Final Lab Activity (Hands on)

Student will complete an aerial or underground installation complete with TV operational.

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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Fiber Terminations

Students will install several types of fiber connectors

Grade levels: Undergrad

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Wire crimping

568B or 568A standard straight or crossover cable crimping

Grade levels: 9-12

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Coax Cable Ends

3' Coax Jumper with ends

Grade levels: 9-12 Undergrad

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BCM50 Pratice Lab

Students will program a BCM50 KSU.

Grade levels: Undergrad

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TELE 1720 Broadband Cable Installation Skills Assessment

This rubric will be used to calculate your lab performance points. Students who actively participate in hands on tasks earn more points. Students who stand around and watch earn the least amount of points. Students that can perform tasks compentently with minimal supervision earn more points. Students who cannot perform tasks competently earn less points. Students who are absent or arrive late to class will loose points.

Grade levels: Undergrad

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