How the RCDD Works
An orientation to the BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer credential: what an RCDD does, eligibility through experience and education, the application and approval, the exam format and the TDMM as its reference, scheduling, scoring and results, a study plan, and keeping the credential through continuing education credits and renewal.
RCDD-101 12 lessons planned ▶ Video lessons coming soon
Offered by HSM University · RCDD Exam Prep
Course content
- 1What an RCDD does and why the credential mattersComing
- 2BICSI and the ICT design landscapeComing
- 3Eligibility: experience, education and other credentialsComing
- 4The application, approval and feesComing
- 5The exam format and the TDMM as the referenceComing
- 6How the TDMM is organized and how to navigate itComing
- 7Standards that shape ICT design: TIA, ISO/IEC, CSA and NFPAComing
- 8Codes and authorities having jurisdictionComing
- 9Scheduling and exam dayComing
- 10Scoring, results and retakesComing
- 11Building a study planComing
- 12After the exam: continuing education and renewalComing
Description
An orientation to the BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer credential: what an RCDD does, eligibility through experience and education, the application and approval, the exam format and the TDMM as its reference, scheduling, scoring and results, a study plan, and keeping the credential through continuing education credits and renewal.