Course Overview:

The goal of the 5-day, Niagara 4 Technical Certification Training is to educate students to a basic level of technical expertise to effectively and efficiently design, engineer, and program projects using the Niagara 4 Framework. Students who pass the testing at the end of the class will be Niagara 4 certified and will receive an official Tridium Niagara 4 certificate and 4 CEUs.

Course Objectives:

• Niagara 4 Fundamentals
• Simple Programming Logic
• Tagging & Searching for Components
• Custom Tag Dictionaries
• Alarm Notifications
• History / Trend Data Collection
• Building a Simple PX View
• Network Architecture
• Field Bus Integration
• BACnet Integration
• Tagging with Batch Editor
• Commissioning a JACE
• AX to N4 Migration
• Customizing the Workbench
• Lon Integration
• Security & User Administration
• Hierarchies
• Security Categories
• User Roles
• User Accounts
• Niagara Network Integration
• Master Schedules
• Alarm Routing & Portal
• Dashboards
• Copying Stations

A basic introduction to Niagara class (Niagara Operations) is offered as a pre-course to the Niagara 4 Certification. If you are unfamiliar with Niagara or do not have any controls/programming experience, we suggest you take this class prior to enrolling in the Niagara 4 Certification class.

Target Audience:
This course is intended for Systems Integrators, OEMs, Business Partners and Distributors who have specifically contracted with Tridium to sell and service the Niagara 4 Framework.

Note: End-User customers are also welcome to attend this class in order to more fully understand the full potential of implementation of this product in their facility.

Pre-Requisites:

• Each student is required to have a Windows 7/8/10 based laptop running a licensed copy of the most current version of WorkPlace (4.7.110)
• Students must have administrator privileges on your laptop, including the ability to turn off the Windows firewall and to download/install software. Students must also have an internet browser, a recent version of java, and be able to connect to the internet without restriction
• Students are expected to have a functional working knowledge of Windows and computers, including: understanding navigation, locating files, folder structures, file paths, browser basics, cut/copy/paste, and using a mouse/keyboard (right/left click) in order to be successful in this class.