CCTV or Closed-circuit television is also commonly known as ‘video surveillance’. The words “Closed-circuit” means that only a limited (closed) number of monitors can view the contents of a particular CCTV, unlike “regular” TV which is broadcast to the public at large. The most common applications of CCTV networks are to detect and prevent criminal activities, and record traffic violations. The CCTV technology was developed in 1942 by German scientists to monitor the launch of V2 rockets. It was later used by American scientists during the testing of the atomic bomb during World War 2. Today’s modern CCTVs use conversion software and hardware to convert analog to digital systems. The primary equipment consists of a Camera, a Recorder, cables and monitors.

CCTV is widely used not only for Crime management, but also for Disaster management, community monitoring, medical monitoring and behavioral research. In future, other digital technologies will complement CCTV to create a proactive surveillance process, which will include facial recognition, linked cameras, intelligent hardware, drones, police cameras, and the IoT. Our course is designed to cover the basics of the CCTV system design and its functioning, which will empower students to understand and participate in the creation of robust future requirements.

National Accreditation Board

• Introduction to CCTV
• Electrical & CCTV Installation
• CCTV System Designing
• Wiring of CCTV System
• Networking in CCTV

In all kinds of surveillance systems, including modern sophisticated systems like medical diagnosis, Retail intelligence and other mass monitoring systems.

On-site / Online Practical Training