2 Days / 4 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)
Description
This Wi-Fi Engineering Overview course provides a comprehensive understanding of the 802.11 family of wireless LAN technologies, commonly known as Wi-Fi. Participants will gain insights into the different forms of Wi-Fi networks currently in use, as well as a detailed examination of the structure, operation, and functionality of Wi-Fi connections. The course also covers essential security mechanisms to safeguard Wi-Fi networks and addresses common Wi-Fi problems and troubleshooting techniques.
Ideal for communications professionals involved in Wi-Fi network design, administration, deployment, and maintenance, this course equips participants with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage Wi-Fi-based systems. While a background in telecommunications or Information Technology is beneficial, individuals with a keen interest in technology can also benefit from this course.
Key topic areas covered in this course include Wireless LAN Technologies and Standards, 802.11 PHY, MAC Frame Structures, MAC Procedures, Security measures, and Wi-Fi Troubleshooting. By the end of the 2-day course comprising 4 live online sessions, participants will have a solid foundation in Wi-Fi engineering and be better equipped to handle the complexities of Wi-Fi networks.
Course Summary
This course presents an overview of the 802.11 family of wireless LAN technologies that are more commonly known as Wi-Fi. The course introduces the various forms of Wi-Fi currently in use and looks in detail at the structure, operation and functionality of Wi-Fi connections. It then examines the security mechanisms required to protect a Wi-Fi network. Consideration is also given to identifying common Wi-Fi problems and how to correct those issues in a Wi-Fi network.
Who would benefit
This course is suitable for communications professionals that will engaged in Wi-Fi network design and administration, and also those involved in deploying and maintaining Wi-Fi-based systems.
Prerequisites
Delegates should ideally have a background in telecommunications or Information Technology with an interest in technology.
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