A EUCIP Telecommunication Architect is expected to combine telecommunication skills with a specific effectiveness in identifying and implementing IT solutions for digital convergence. This requires a thorough competence on wireless digital communications over analogue media as on transfer of analogue signals over digital networks. Professional consultancy skills and a general competence in systems development are also important.

This profile requires a minimum work experience of 18 months in a compatible job role; if this requirement is not fulfilled, the candidate might be certified as an Associate Telecommunication Architect.

• Modulation schemes and characteristics
• Data representation and protocols
• Transmission and propagation
• VOIP/QOS
• Wireless networking protocols
• Network principles and standards
• Ethernet
• Apparatus and structured cabling
• IP communications
• Non-IP network protocols
• Modem and modulations
• Routing
• Essentials of Operating Systems & resource sharing
• Network Security
• Network troubleshooting
• Legal aspects of telecommunications

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