KSI
Radio Frequency Identification
(RFID) Training

Program Description: CIS519: RFID Implementation Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) describes any system of identification wherein an electronic device uses radio frequency or magnetic field variations to communicate information. The two most talked-about components of an RFID system are the Tag, which is the identification device attached to the item we want to track, and the Reader, which is a device that can recognize the presence of RFID tags and read the information stored on them. The software system with which the reader communicates, and stands between the readers and applications is called RFID Middleware. Students will be able to gain a wealth of knowledge in the major elements and systems of RFID technology. In addition, we will examine how to use the Java Communication API to send commands to and receive responses from a RFID Reader. By the end of the course, students will have the opportunity to learn practical applications with hands-on examples to illustrate RFID implementation. Course Highlights The Core functions of RFID tag protocols EPC Global Protocol Standards The role of RFID Middleware in implementations How the Java communications API works The Manageability of RFID Systems Areas of RFID Practical Applications Course Content Overview and history of RFID development RFID impacts various business processes Basic concept on the elements of RFID hardware system How RFID reader and printer functions Knowing the basic building block of RFID – RFID tag General concepts on Electronic Product Code (EPC) encoding terminology Basics of RFID logical software architecture Basic privacy and security issues The Java Exceptions and Exception Handler The Java Event Handling CIS321 Computer Languages (Java): Level I Java, one of the most widely used object-oriented programming (OOP) in recent years, has become THE language for new developments especially for web-based applications and services. This introductory course covers all the basic concepts of the Java programming language and the general knowledge of Java Platforms and technologies. Students taking this course acquire a solid basis for Java programming, leading towards a career in application development, software project management, or towards further Java training. This course is suitable for students with no computer programming background. In the context of this program, Java must be learned by a student interested in a career in the field of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). Course Content: Exploring Java language Object-Oriented Programming Concepts The Java Language Basics Control Flow Statements Classes and Objects Closer Look at Methods Interfaces and Inheritance Packages Creating and Using Array Numbers and Strings Credit hours for program completion: 6.0 credit hours Curriculum code for program: CIS321 and CIS519 (If you lack a JAVA background, you should take CIS321 before CIS519) Weeks needed to complete this program: Typically 32 weeks Total hours of instruction/classroom/lab time: 96 hrs Occupations the individual will be qualified to hold after completing this program: Project Manager; Business Unit Manager; Supply Chain/Asset Manager Program offerings: Day Classes, Night Classes, Weekend Classes, Internet Instruction, Classroom Instruction, and Labs Entry level requirements: HS Diploma/GED, Math – Algebra, Language – Fluent English Types of Financial Aid available: Federal Loans (Stafford, PLUS, etc) Amount: http://www.ksi.edu/tuition.html Click Here to download application form

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Knowledge Systems Institute is a Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences.
KSI offers an MS Degree in eight areas of concentration including:
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Software Engineering  |   Computer Networks  |   Management Information Systems  
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