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Lesson 1. Electronic Security Systems Course Overview. Course Goals. Understand and apply basic principles of Electronic Security System (ESS) design: Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) Electronic Entry Control Systems (EECS) Closed Circuit Television Systems (CCTV)

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  1. Lesson 1 Electronic Security Systems Course Overview

  2. Course Goals • Understand and apply basic principles of Electronic Security System (ESS) design: • Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) • Electronic Entry Control Systems (EECS) • Closed Circuit Television Systems (CCTV) • Every student becomes a valuable member of a security design team!

  3. Course Roadmap - Monday • Pre-test • Course Overview • Definitions and Requirements for ESS • LUNCH • ESS Design & Risk Management • ESS Functional Elements & Alarm Basics • ESS Site Survey Overview • Introduction to ESS Design Exercise

  4. Course Roadmap - Tuesday • Interior Intrusion Detection Sensors • LUNCH • Exterior Intrusion Detection Sensors

  5. Course Roadmap - Wednesday • Electronic Entry Control Systems • LUNCH • CCTV Systems

  6. Course Roadmap - Thursday • Data Transmission • Alarm Annunciation System • LUNCH • Design Considerations and Testing • Site Surveys • Cost Estimating

  7. Course Roadmap - Friday • Post-Test • Group Presentations – ESS Design Exercise • ESS Design Exercise Solution & Critique • Closing Remarks & Presentation of Certificates

  8. Electronic Security Center Charter • AR 190-13 Requirement: • Maintain Nucleus of ESS Specialists • Respond Expediently to Army ESS Needs • Chartered as USACE Mandatory Center of Expertise by ER-1110-1-8158 (Program Management Plan) • HQUSACE Proponent: • CEMP-ET, Mr. Robert A. Fite (202) 761-7169

  9. Electronic Security Center Assignments • Surveys • Criteria and Design • Design Reviews • Technical Proposal Reviews • Review Contractor Submittals • Procure, Install, Test, Start-up Systems • Teaching • Special Studies and Investigations

  10. Student Introductions • Name • Organization • Duty Station/Location • Brief Job Description

  11. Classified Information • NO Classified Information Will Be Discussed During This Course.

  12. Don’t Be Afraid to Ask “Dumb” Questions

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