CompTIA Convergence +: Broadband VoIP Networking January 28, 2008

Historically, voice and data networks have evolved separately, employing circuit- and packet-switched technologies, respectively. However, the recent Digital Signal Processing (DSP) advances have ushered in a new era where data networks, telephony, telecommunications, video, audio, teleconferencing, wireless, and broadcast multimedia technologies have all “converged” into a single IP-based delivery platform. This advanced networking course is aimed at those who wish to gain an in-depth understanding of the whole array of evolving converged technology issues including voice transmission principles, telephony, end point devices, QoS, coding techniques, protocols, network hardware, and security. This course, intended to meet the requirements of the CompTIA Convergence+ certification, will help you take advantage of the growing demand for VoIP professionals.

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