Niagara Basics - BAS310

Niagara Basics (BAS310) - Niagara Basics provides on-demand access to a growing library of quality video lessons that guide you through performing the most common Niagara tasks. This course is the perfect resource to help you continue doing your day to day tasks after attending Niagara TCP.

PRICE: $1,250.00

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Effortlessly execute common Niagara tasks with Niagara Basics - BAS310. Are you looking for a resource that you can utilize in the field to perform common day-to-day tasks? Niagara Basics provides on-demand access to a growing library of quality video lessons that guide you through performing the most common Niagara tasks. This course is the perfect resource to help you continue doing your day to day tasks after attending Niagara TCP.

Course Details:

Fully online and self-paced
Overall course length is 8 hours and 38 minutes
Live Office Hours 3 times/week to discuss course material
Access to all course material for (1) one full year

Objectives

Execute common controls tasks using Niagara workbench
Design and commission a JACE using Niagara workbench
Understand the capabilities of workbench to include, the Niagara Platform, Drives, Services, Graphics, Objects, Extensions, Views, Users, and more.
Learn to create a complete site and front-end from scratch with our walk-through video
Demonstrate the ability to write simple programs in wiresheet

Key Topics

Students will learn how to commission and setup a JACE using the Niagara Workbench software. Specifically students will learn:

How to use the commissioning wizard to commission JACE's
How to setup the Niagara Platform Daemon and all of it's modules
How to add a JACE to a network
The Niagara object model, facets, folders, and object parameters
How to create a BACnet trunk and discover BACnet devices and objects
How to setup the Niagara GUI including, graphics, hierarchies, point extensions, bFormatting, and schedules.
How to implement users securely using the category, role, and user services
How to utilize the Niagara help files
How to use the Niagara Palette and how to write simple programs using kitControl
How to use the program service and batch editor
How to create and use templates
How to write simple programs in wiresheet

Audience

This course is targeted towards technicians, designers, operators, and programmers who have at least 6 months of experience with BAS systems or have been through our BAS fundamentals course.

Pre-requisite knowledge

Fundamental awareness of the parts and pieces of BAS. Understanding of basic IT concepts like web browsers and networks. Students will have ideally completed their Niagara TCP prior to beginning the course.

Additional Materials Required: Niagara Workbench

Successful completion will require:

Viewing all lesson videos in their entirety;

Completing the Student Course Exit Evaluation.

Upon successful completion you will:

Receive a Certificate of Completion and your name will be added to the certification database.

Course Benefits

Eligible for 0.9 CEU credits upon completion
Learn at your own pace
Fully online
Regularly updated course material
Live weekly office hours
Access to all course material for (1) one full year

Student Testimonial

"I was certified in Niagara AX when it first came out but never used it. I came back to the industry this year and took a N4-AX cross certification online course. Phil's course on N4 was the perfect program to help me continue to use Niagara as well. The course also enabled me to help other engineers in the company."

-Ignacio Taveras

Licensing Management

All sales are final and non-refundable. All licenses are for one (1) individual and are non-transferable without the express written permission of Smart Buildings Academy, LLC. Invoices are to be paid within 10 days (NET 10) of receipt. Course enrollments are for one (1) year unless otherwise specified.

Requirements

If there are technical problems with our systems, please contact our support team at support@smartbuildingsacademy.com for assistance.

If there are technical problems with your computer or Internet connectivity, we are unable to assist you..

It is the student's responsibility to be technologically capable of taking an online course, i.e. you should be computer literate and Internet experienced.

Since your course will be accessed through your computer and Internet connection, it is important that you have the proper computer configuration. Outlined below are the basic technical requirements (minimum and recommended) for participation in an online course.

Some online courses will have additional technical requirements - please check the individual course link (see course schedule) or contact the instructor for details.

Moodle Technical Requirements

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PCs and Macs

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Cookies and JavaScript must be enabled in your browser for Moodle to function properly.

Mobile Devices

For mobile devices it is recommended to use your device’s native browser. Also, when accessing Moodle from a Mobile device, keep in mind that some features may not function correctly. It is not advised to take exams or quizzes or to submit homework from a mobile device.