
Data Center Fundamentals: Electrical & Power Infrastructure
Published 1/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Data Center Electrical Design Engineering/Data Center Electrical Infrastructure/Data Center Power Infrastructure (A-Z)
What you’ll learn
Gain industry-relevant skills that enhance your resume and prepare you for roles in IT, engineering, facility management, and data center design.
Understand the essential components of data center power systems, including grids, transformers, UPS, generators, and PDUs.
Learn to plan and implement power systems that ensure uninterrupted operations and handle critical loads with ease.
Explore strategies to reduce power losses, maximize energy efficiency, and align with global standards.
Familiarize yourself with international benchmarks for compliance and best practices.
Apply knowledge through real-world case studies and hands-on examples that prepare you for real-life challenges.
Leave the course with the ability to contribute to high-stakes data center projects and stand out as a knowledgeable professional in a growing field.
Design and optimize power systems for data centers.
pply advanced knowledge of power systems to confidently tackle real-world projects.
Master the skills employers seek in IT, engineering, and facility management, making you a top candidate for data center-focused roles.
Develop the ability to troubleshoot and optimize power systems, showcasing your value in critical, high-pressure environments.
Equip yourself with industry-aligned knowledge that opens doors to data center roles worldwide, across diverse sectors.
Demonstrate your proficiency by designing systems that align with international benchmarks.
Stay ahead of the curve by mastering career trends and in demand skills.
Enhance your reputation and attract collaborative opportunities by showcasing your expertise in data center infrastructure.
Requirements
The Interest to learn about Data Center Design and Infrastructure
Description
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Objectives
Section 2: Module 1: Data Center Electrical and Power Infrastructure
Lecture 3 Module 1 Briefing: Data Center Electrical and Power Infrastructure
Lecture 11 Data Centers Electrical and Power Flow Line, The Complete Cycle
Section 3: Module 2: Data Center Design Standards & Governing Bodies
Lecture 12 Module 2 Briefing: Data Center Design Standards & Governing Bodies
Lecture 13 Data Center Design Standards & Infrastructure Governing Bodies – ISO
Lecture 14 Data Center Design Standards & Infrastructure Governing Bodies – Uptime
Lecture 15 Data Center Design Standards & Infrastructure Governing Bodies – International
Lecture 16 Data Centers Electrical Engineering Design Standards
Section 4: Understanding the Data Center Tiers System
Lecture 18 Data Centers Design and Infrastructure for Tier #1
Lecture 19 Data Centers Design and Infrastructure for Tier #2
Lecture 20 Data Centers Design and Infrastructure for Tier #3
Lecture 21 Data Centers Design and Infrastructure for Tier #4
Section 5: Design Steps for Data Centers – The Complete Sequence
Lecture 22 Data Centers Design Steps for the Entire Project Cycle
Section 6: Resources
Lecture 23 Resources
Section 7: Module 3: Data Centers Electrical Engineering Design Basics
Lecture 24 Module 3 Briefing: Data Centers Electrical Engineering Design Basics
Section 8: Module 4: Data Centers Power Distribution and Load Management
Lecture 30 Module 4 Briefing: Data Centers Power Distribution and Load Management
Lecture 31 Data Centers Power Distribution and Load Management (1st Step by Step Example)
Lecture 32 Data Centers Power Distribution and Load Management (1st Example Continued)
Lecture 33 Data Centers Power Distribution and Load Management (2nd Step by Step Example)
Lecture 34 Data Centers Power Distribution and Load Management (3rd Step by Step Example)
Section 9: Step by Step Practical Example for Electrical and Power Distribution Design
Lecture 35 Step By Step Practical Example Briefing (Complete Calculations from A to Z)
Section 10: Wrapping Up!
Lecture 41 Wrapping Up!
Section 11: Bonus Lecture
Lecture 42 Bonus Lecture
IT Professionals and Network Engineers,Facility Managers and Data Center Operators,Engineering Students and Graduates,Aspiring Data Center Designers,Business and IT Consultants,IT Architects and Solution Designers,Project Managers in IT or Construction,Sustainability and Environmental Engineers,Electrical Engineers,Mechanical Engineers

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