UAE SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER COURSE 45 Sections138 Lessons10 Weeks

45 Sections
138 Lessons
10 Weeks

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MODULE 1
13 Items
- 1.1
  MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO UAE SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER COURSE
  20 Minutes
- 1.2
  MODULE 1.2 COURSE PURPOSE
  60 Minutes
- 1.3
  1.3 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- 1.4
  MODULE 1.4 WHAT IS SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING?
- 1.5
  MODULE 1.5 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SECURITY AND SECURITY TECHNOLOGY
- 1.6
  1.6 SECURITY SYSTEM LIFECYCLE
- 1.7
  1.7 SECURITY SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
- 1.8
  MODULE 1.8 SECURITY LAYERS
- 1.9
  MODULE 1.9 ENGINEER’S DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
- 1.10
  MODULE 1.10 COMMON ENGINEERING ERRORS
- 1.11
  MODULE 1.11 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
- 1.12
  MODULE 1.12 CASE STUDY
- 1.13
  MODULE 1.13 KNOWLEDGE CHECK
MODULE 2
10 Items
- 2.1
  MODULE 2: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROFESSION
  60 Minutes
- 2.2
  MODULE 2.1 THE SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER
  60 Minutes
- 2.3
  MODULE 2.2 ENGINEER VS TECHNICIAN VS INSTALLER
- 2.4
  MODULE 2.3 REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING
- 2.5
  MODULE 2.4 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
- 2.6
  MODULE 2.5 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
- 2.7
  MODULE 2.6 DESIGN DOCUMENTATION
- 2.8
  MODULE 2.7 ENGINEER’S DECISION-MAKING
- 2.9
  MODULE 2.8 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
- 2.10
  MODULE 2.9 PRACTICAL EXERCISE
MODULE 3
7 Items
- 3.1
  MODULE 3: INTRODUCTION TO UAE SECURITY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
  30 Minutes
- 3.2
  MODULE 3.1 INTRODUCTION
  20 Minutes
- 3.3
  MODULE 3.2 REGULATORY HIERARCHY
  30 Minutes
- 3.4
  MODULE 3.3 SIRA AWARENESS
  25 Minutes
- 3.5
  MODULE 3.4 SECURITY EQUIPMENT
  30 Minutes
- 3.6
  MODULE 3.5 SECURITY-SYSTEM CERTIFICATION
  10 Minutes
- 3.7
  MODULE 3.6 REGULATORY CHANGE MANAGEMENT
  30 Minutes
MODULE 4
3 Items
- 4.1
  MODULE 4: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY-SYSTEM COMPLIANCE
- 4.2
  MODULE 4.1 COMPLIANCE PHILOSOPHY
- 4.3
  MODULE 4.2 COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST
MODULE 5
8 Items
- 5.1
  MODULE 5: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY RISK ASSESSMENT
- 5.2
  MODULE 5.1 WHAT IS RISK?
- 5.3
  5.2 ASSETS
- 5.4
  MODULE 5.3 THREATS
- 5.5
  MODULE 5.4 VULNERABILITIES
- 5.6
  MODULE 5.5 CONSEQUENCE
- 5.7
  MODULE 5.6 RISK ASSESSMENT PROCESS
- 5.8
  MODULE 5.7 RISK REGISTER
MODULE 6
5 Items
- 6.1
  MODULE 6: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY DESIGN PRINCIPLES
- 6.2
  MODULE 6.2 DETECTION
- 6.3
  MODULE 6.3 VERIFICATION
- 6.4
  MODULE 6.4 DELAY
- 6.5
  MODULE 6.5 RESPONSE
MODULE 7
6 Items
- 7.1
  MODULE 7: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY SITE SURVEYS
- 7.2
  MODULE 7.1 PURPOSE
- 7.3
  MODULE 7.2 CCTV SURVEY
- 7.4
  MODULE 7.3 ACCESS-CONTROL SURVEY
- 7.5
  MODULE 7.4 NETWORK SURVEY
- 7.6
  MODULE 7.5 MASTER REVIEW
MODULE 8
5 Items
- 8.1
  MODULE 8: INTRODUCTION TO CCTV FUNDAMENTALS
- 8.2
  MODULE 8.1 CCTV DEFINITION
- 8.3
  MODULE 8.2 ANALOG CCTV
- 8.4
  MODULE 8.3 IP CCTV
- 8.5
  MODULE 8.4 CAMERA TYPES
MODULE 9
7 Items
- 9.1
  MODULE 9: INTRODUCTION TO CCTV CAMERA ENGINEERING
- 9.2
  MODULE 9.1 RESOLUTION
- 9.3
  MODULE 9.2 LENS SELECTION
- 9.4
  MODULE 9.3 DETECTION, RECOGNITION AND IDENTIFICATION
- 9.5
  MODULE 9.4 LIGHTING
- 9.6
  MODULE 9.5 WDR
- 9.7
  MODULE 9.6 INFRARED
MODULE 10
3 Items
- 10.1
  MODULE 10: INTRODUCTION TO CCTV SYSTEM DESIGN
- 10.2
  MODULE 10.1 DESIGN PROCESS
- 10.3
  MODULE 10.2 CAMERA PLACEMENT
MODULE 11
8 Items
- 11.1
  MODULE 11: INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO RECORDING
- 11.2
  MODULE 11.1 DVR
- 11.3
  MODULE 11.2 NVR
- 11.4
  11.3 VMS
- 11.5
  MODULE 11.4 RECORDING MODES
- 11.6
  11.5 STORAGE
- 11.7
  11.4 RECORDING MODES
- 11.8
  MODULE 11.5 STORAGE
MODULE 12
3 Items
- 12.1
  MODULE 12: INTRODUCTION TO CCTV NETWORKING AND ANALYTICS
- 12.2
  MODULE 12.1 BANDWIDTH
- 12.3
  MODULE 12.2 VIDEO ANALYTICS
MODULE 13
3 Items
- 13.1
  BATCH 3: INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS CONTROL, ALARMS AND INTERCOM
- 13.2
  MODULE 13: ACCESS CONTROL FUNDAMENTALS
- 13.3
  MODULE13.1 ACCESS-CONTROL COMPONENTS
MODULE 14
5 Items
- 14.1
  MODULE 14: INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS CONTROL HARDWARE
- 14.2
  MODULE 14.1 MAGNETIC LOCK
- 14.3
  MODULE 14.2 ELECTRIC STRIKE
- 14.4
  MODULE 14.3 DOOR CONTACT
- 14.5
  MODULE 14.4 REQUEST-TO-EXIT
MODULE 15
3 Items
- 15.1
  MODULE 15: INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS CONTROL DESIGN
- 15.2
  MODULE 15.1 ACCESS LEVELS
- 15.3
  MODULE 15.2 FAIL-SAFE AND FAIL-SECURE
MODULE 16
1 Item
- 16.1
  MODULE 16: INTRODUCTION TO VISITOR AND VEHICLE ACCESS
MODULE 17
5 Items
- 17.1
  MODULE 17: INTRODUCTION TO INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEMS
- 17.2
  MODULE 17.1 PURPOSE
- 17.3
  MODULE 17.2 PIR DETECTOR
- 17.4
  MODULE 17.3 DOOR CONTACT
- 17.5
  MODULE 17.4 GLASS-BREAK DETECTION
MODULE 18
1 Item
- 18.1
  MODULE 18: INTRODUCTION TO PERIMETER INTRUSION DETECTION
MODULE 19
1 Item
- 19.1
  MODULE 19: INTRODUCTION TO INTERCOM SYSTEMS
MODULE 20
4 Items
- 20.1
  MODULE 20: INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALS
- 20.2
  MODULE 20.1 IP ADDRESS
- 20.3
  MODULE 20.2 SWITCHES
- 20.4
  MODULE 20.3 VLANs
MODULE 21
3 Items
- 21.1
  MODULE 21: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY SYSTEM NETWORKS
- 21.2
  MODULE 21.1 PoE
- 21.3
  MODULE 21.2 FIBRE OPTICS
MODULE 22
2 Items
- 22.1
  MODULE 22: INTRODUCTION TO POWER AND ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 22.2
  MODULE 22.1 UPS
MODULE 23
1 Item
- 23.1
  MODULE 23: INTRODUCTION TO CABLING AND PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
MODULE 24
4 Items
- 24.1
  MODULE 24: INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEMS
- 24.2
  MODULE 24.1 CCTV + ACCESS CONTROL
- 24.3
  MODULE 24.2 CCTV + INTRUSION
- 24.4
  MODULE 24.3 INTERCOM + ACCESS CONTROL
MODULE 25
1 Item
- 25.1
  MODULE 25: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY OPERATIONS CENTRES
MODULE 26
1 Item
- 26.1
  MODULE 26: INTRODUCTION TO ANPR AND VEHICLE SECURITY
MODULE 27
1 Item
- 27.1
  MODULE 27: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY-SYSTEM INSTALLATION
MODULE 28
1 Item
- 28.1
  MODULE 28: INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT MANAGEMENT
MODULE 29
5 Items
- 29.1
  MODULE 29: INTRODUCTION TO TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
- 29.2
  MODULE 29.1 TESTING
- 29.3
  MODULE 29.2 COMMISSIONING
- 29.4
  MODULE 29.3 CCTV TESTING
- 29.5
  MODULE 29.4 ACCESS CONTROL TESTING
MODULE 30
3 Items
- 30.1
  MODULE 30: INTRODUCTION TO MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
- 30.2
  MODULE 30.1 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
- 30.3
  MODULE 30.2 TROUBLESHOOTING METHODOLOGY
MODULE 31
1 Item
- 31.1
  MODULE 31: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY-SYSTEM CYBERSECURITY
MODULE 32
1 Item
- 32.1
  MODULE 32: INTRODUCTION TO PRIVACY, DATA AND EVIDENCE
MODULE 33
1 Item
- 33.1
  MODULE 33: INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTATION
MODULE 34
1 Item
- 34.1
  MODULE 34: INTRODUCTION TO COMPLIANCE, AUDIT AND CERTIFICATION
MODULE 35
1 Item
- 35.1
  MODULE 35: INTRODUCTION TO SITE SURVEY EXERCISE
MODULE 36
1 Item
- 36.1
  MODULE 36: INTRODUCTION TO CCTV DESIGN EXERCISE
MODULE 37
1 Item
- 37.1
  MODULE 37: INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS CONTROL DESIGN
MODULE 38
1 Item
- 38.1
  MODULE 38: INTRODUCTION TO INTRUSION DESIGN
MODULE 39
1 Item
- 39.1
  MODULE 39: INTRODUCTION TO SECURITY NETWORK DESIGN
MODULE 40
1 Item
- 40.1
  MODULE 40: INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED SECURITY DESIGN
MODULE 41
1 Item
- 41.1
  MODULE 41: INTRODUCTION TO TESTING AND COMMISSIONING EXERCISE
MODULE 42
1 Item
- 42.1
  MODULE 42: INTRODUCTION TO SCENARIO-BASED ASSESSMENTS
MODULE 43
1 Item
- 43.1
  MODULE 43: INTRODUCTION TO PRACTICAL COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT
MODULE 44
1 Item
- 44.1
  MODULE 44: INTRODUCTION TO FINAL EXAMINATION
MODULE 45
1 Item
- 45.1
  MODULE 45: INTRODUCTION TO FINAL LMS COURSE COMPLETION STRUCTURE

MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO UAE SECURITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER COURSE

Module 1.1 Introduction

Security systems are an essential component of modern facilities.

Commercial buildings, residential developments, hotels, shopping centres, warehouses, industrial facilities, transport facilities, financial institutions, government facilities and critical infrastructure may require multiple layers of electronic security.

These systems can include:

CCTV;
access control;
intrusion detection;
intercom;
automatic number plate recognition;
perimeter detection;
security communications;
alarm monitoring;
video management;
command-and-control systems;
security networks;
cybersecurity controls.

A Security Systems Engineer must understand how these technologies work individually and how they operate together.

The engineer’s responsibility is not simply to install equipment.

The engineer must ensure that the security solution is appropriate for the identified risk and operational requirement.

MODULE 1.2 COURSE PURPOSE

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