Electronic Access Control Systems are everywhere. They are a basic "force-multiplier" for any guard force. This means today's protection officer must not only have a basic awareness of the technology, but also the critical role they play in the system's effectiveness.
This is anticipated to be the first of a short series on this topic. Stay tuned...
Table Of Contents
- Welcome!
- About the Course
- Thing #1: What is Electronic Access Control?
- Thing #2: Why this Course?
- Thing #3: Benefits of Electronic Access Control
- Thing #4: Credentials
- Thing #5: Access Card Technologies
- Thing #6: Major EAS Components
- Thing #7: Portals
- Thing #8: Customer Service
- Thing #9: Integrations
- Thing #10- Comparing Access Technologies
- Access Control Course Quiz
- Career Brief- 01-A2
- Career Brief- 01-A2 (Downloadable PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions
What are key dates to remember when taking the course?
The micro-course begins immediately upon registration. You have 60 calendar days to complete the program. Likewise, the money-back guarantee is good for 14-days after enrollment.
How do I access the course?
Once you sign up, you will receive an email invitation to join the course. You can access the course from any device with a live Internet connection. Each Ten Things You Need to Know about Security micro-course will work on desktops, tablets, laptops and phones.
Why is the enrollment period limited to 60-days?
This is a fair question. We know online courses are often indefinite in length.
Tuition for our programs are extremely competitive. These low prices are only possible because we maintain a virtual classroom with a limited number of seats. Thus, "rolling over" each seat helps keep our operating costs low. We pass these savings to our learners.
Typically, our micro-courses take between 30 and 90 minutes to complete. Therefore, 60 days to complete a program is very realistic.
How do I ask questions?
You can email the instructor at [email protected]
