Cerebrum Basic Technical Training

The total duration will depend on chosen format (see below)
 

English (other languages on request)
 

This course is aimed at broadcast engineers that are new to Cerebrum. It provides a complete overview of Cerebrum Control & Monitoring Software capabilities and a detailed description of its operation. 
This course focuses on what Cerebrum can do, using practical exercises to illustrate its approach to controlling and monitoring connected studio equipment. 
Participants will develop a clear mental model of Cerebrum—understanding what each major component does, why it exists, how the components work together, and how to begin building stable, logical workflows—preparing engineers to confidently perform Tier 1 support tasks.
 

 Support engineers/System engineers
 

Training Format

To best support your learning needs, this training program is available in different delivery formats.

• E-Learning (Recommended) – Duration: 2 hours
  Flexible self-paced online training accessible anytime and anywhere. Ideal for efficiently training individuals or teams with minimal scheduling constraints.
• EVS classroom or remote – Duration: 2 days
  Instructor-led training delivered at a dedicated training location or virtual classroom, allowing direct interaction with the trainer and hands-on exercises
• Onsite Training – Duration: 2 days
  Training delivered directly at your company site, enabling your teams to learn together in their own working environment
   

• Basic broadcast knowledge

• IP basic knowledge: Layer 2, Layer 3, Subnetting, Upper Layers, Multicastin

• Solid Live IP knowledge: SMPTE ST2022, ST2110, SDP, PTP, NMOS, JT-NM

• Successfully completed the Cerebrum Go Online training (register here ) 

• Local installation of Cerebrum with enabled demo-mode license 
   

• All exercises included in this training will be completed locally on your own system, using virtual devices where required. No physical hardware is needed to complete this course apart from the student laptop.
• The training includes an optional online quiz, with a required passing grade of 70 out of 100.
• Once this training is completed, it is suggested that engineers are exposed to field tickets to exercise their acquired knowledge
   

The Cerebrum Basic training course contains the following sections: 

• Platform Foundations
•  System Configuration Fundamentals
• Routing & Workflow Design
•  Control & Panel Design
•  Advanced Control Logic
•  Signal Monitoring & Tally
• User Management & System Governance
• Troubleshooting & Support Best Practices