Description
Demonstrate mastery of design, installation, and configuration of the home network. Virtually all technologies in the home are becoming part of the home network. If you think you've mastered the fundamentals of residential networking, including infrastructure, design, and configuration, then consider taking the CEDIA Electronic Systems Certified Networking Specialist (ESC-N) exam. Electronic systems technicians who are prepared to take the ESC-N exam have experience with wireless home networking, including advanced networking techniques such as VLANS, QoS, and remote access. CEDIA recommends passing the IST exam and having at least two years of networking experience in the residential field before taking the ESC-N exam.
Certifying Organization
Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association
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If significant education or training is needed? No
If significant work experience is needed? No
Is an exam required? Yes
How many years until certification must be renewed? 3 year(s)
Certification can be renewed with Continuing Education Units? Yes
Certification can be renewed with re-examination? No
Certification can be renewed with Continuing Professional Development? No
Certification can be renewed in multiple ways? No
Related Programs
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Electronics and Computer Technology
Diploma
Next start
Rolling enrollment
Duration
12 Months
58 quarter credits
Tuition
$21,750 for the Program
See all 15 Electronics programs →Suggested because CEDIA Electronic Systems Certified Networking Specialist applies to Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians. Confirm with the school that its curriculum covers this exam.
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