Course Overview
Wireless Networking teaches students how radio-based communication systems provide network connectivity without physical cabling. Learners develop practical competency in Wi-Fi standards, wireless infrastructure, RF fundamentals, access point deployment, security protocols, interference management, and wireless network design.
Wireless Networking Topics
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Wireless Networking Overview
Introduction to wireless communication systems and how WLAN technologies enable untethered connectivity.
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Wi-Fi Standards and Protocols
Instruction in 802.11 standards, protocol generations, throughput capabilities, and wireless evolution.
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RF Fundamentals and Signal Behavior
Practical guidance on radio frequency principles, signal propagation, attenuation, and environmental effects.
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Wireless Access Points and Controllers
Training in wireless infrastructure components, controller systems, and AP deployment architectures.
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Wireless Security and Encryption
Instruction in WPA/WPA2/WPA3, authentication methods, encryption, and wireless access control security.
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Interference and Performance Optimization
Guidance on diagnosing wireless interference, channel planning, signal tuning, and performance optimization.
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Wireless Networking Best Practices
Best practices for secure, scalable, and reliable wireless network deployment and management.