Lập kế hoạch mạng FTTH với QGIS và AutoCAD

This course teaches you how to design Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) networks using QGIS and AutoCAD.

You will learn fiber optic network planning, outside plant (OSP) design, routing, cabinets, splitters, and real-world FTTH workflows.

The course is designed for telecom engineers, GIS engineers, and anyone interested in fiber network design.

In this course, you will start by understanding the fundamentals of FTTH network architecture, including feeder, distribution, and drop network concepts. You will learn how to analyze service areas, prepare GIS data, and organize spatial layers for efficient fiber planning.

The course provides hands-on training using QGIS to perform clustering, centroid generation, and shortest path routing based on real road networks. You will learn how to design optimized fiber routes, calculate distances, and prepare network layouts suitable for real deployment scenarios. Practical workflows are explained step by step, focusing on automation and accuracy.

Using AutoCAD, you will learn how to prepare clean and professional fiber network drawings, including ducts, handholes, cabinets, and fiber routes. The course also covers essential design considerations such as splitter placement, cabinet sizing, and network scalability.

This course is based on real telecom projects and industry practices, making it ideal for engineers who want practical skills rather than theory only. By the end of the course, you will be able to design complete FTTH networks from scratch and apply these skills in real-world telecom projects, consultancy work, or professional network planning roles.