Menu
703.739.0300
tec@wia.org
Training
Telecommunications Education Center
Training
Courses Fundamentals Wi-Fi Integration

Wi-Fi Integration

1 already enrolled!

Course Overview

Wi-Fi is a radio technology that lets users get high speed internet access without being tied by cord or cable to an internet connection. Many of the world’s biggest carriers already recognize Wi-Fi as a business-critical, strategic technology. Wireless communication networks rely on Wi-Fi for offloading to relieve the congested mobile data networks with additional capacity from unlicensed Wi-Fi spectrum.

From basic RF theory and regulatory requirements to implementation of WLAN devices, this course will get you up-to-speed on the latest in 802.11 technologies in a practical way. Learn basic 802.11 wireless networking terminology and functionality, as well as engineering concepts and business practices

Intended Audiences

  • Personnel without any Wi-Fi/RF background
  • Personnel who desire to renew their learning of Wi-Fi/RF fundamentals and examine current trends
  • Decision-makers and operations personnel

Prerequisite

Telecommunications Education Center Wireless Fundamentals Course

Wireless 101

Wireless 101 is designed to familiarize participants with the practical aspects of wireless communication systems and their industrial applications. When it comes to modern cellular systems, it is important to understand the numerous technological developments that affect its deployment and the business ecosystem. Foundational theories of cellular communication are an important, yet often overlooked, domain…

Key Takeaways

  • Define the basic characteristics and concepts related to Wi-Fi technologies and learn the role of Wi-Fi as a network access technology.
  • Understand the importance of Wi-Fi technologies for cellular data offloading.
  • Identify the basic attributes of WLAN standards (802.11 b, a, g, n, ac, ad) and identify deployment scenarios for common WLAN network types
  • Identify and describe the legacy and recent releases of WLAN security technologies.
  • Identify and explain best practices for access point placement and density.
  • Identify factors that affect the range and rate of RF transmissions and the define the concepts that make up functionality of RF spread spectrum communication.
  • Understand, describe, and gather the required information prior to a site survey.

Course Includes

Course outline
√ Online access to self-guided PowerPoint deck
√ Certificate of completion

  • Course outline
  • Online access to self-guided PowerPoint deck
  • Certificate of completion

FAQ

How do I register for this course?

To register, please follow these steps:

  1. Click the Sign Up button on this page (located on the right side or at the bottom on mobile).
  2. Add the course to your cart.
  3. Use coupon code SIGNUP at checkout to proceed without payment.
  4. Complete the checkout process, which will also involve creating an account.
  5. Log in to your account on learning.tec-online.org and complete the questionnaire for the course.
  6. Once your questionnaire has been submitted, we will reach out with additional information and pricing options.

Classes available

Sign Up for this Course
Beginner Level

4 Hours

English

Instructor-Led Classroom

Created by the industry; for the industry.

Take the next step toward becoming an expert in the wireless industry

Ready to start your training?