CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals Course Overview

To ensure a comprehensive understanding and successful completion of the CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals course, participants should ideally possess the following minimum prerequisites:

• Basic understanding of computer networking concepts and terminology.
• Familiarity with the fundamentals of data communication and its various forms.
• Knowledge of the TCP/IP protocol suite and how it facilitates data transmission over networks.
• Awareness of common wireless technologies, such as Wi-Fi, and their basic operation.
• An interest in learning about wireless standards, security, and deployment strategies.
• Ability to comprehend technical documentation and standards related to wireless networking.

Please note that while having these prerequisites will greatly benefit the participants, motivated individuals with a keen interest in wireless technologies and a willingness to engage with the course material may also find success in this training program.

Target Audience for CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals

The CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals course is designed for professionals seeking to understand enterprise Wi-Fi networks.

• IT Network Professionals
• Network Administrators
• System Engineers
• Helpdesk Technicians
• Network Support Specialists
• Wireless Network Designers
• Network Consultants
• IT Managers overseeing network operations
• Security Professionals needing Wi-Fi expertise
• Wi-Fi Network Analysts
• Field Technicians
• Network Architects
• Professionals preparing for Wi-Fi certifications
• Technical Sales and Marketing Professionals
• Product Managers in networking or wireless industries
• Educational Staff teaching networking concepts

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals?

Introduction to CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals Course Learning Outcomes

The CWTS – Enterprise Wi-Fi Fundamentals course equips learners with foundational knowledge and skills for implementing and managing wireless networks within an enterprise setting.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand and apply network models and protocols, including the OSI seven-layer model and the TCP/IP four-layer model.
• Recognize the roles of regulatory bodies such as the IEEE and Wi-Fi Alliance, and understand WLAN connectivity, security, QoS, and power-saving standards.
• Identify and configure different types of Wi-Fi hardware including access points, WLAN routers, bridges, and client hardware, and understand the uses of various antenna types.
• Implement robust Wi-Fi security measures including encryption, authentication, WPA/WPA2 configurations, and compliance with standards like PCI and HIPAA.
• Conduct Wi-Fi site surveys effectively, using both predictive and manual survey methods, and understand the importance of RF interference identification.
• Grasp Wi-Fi operational concepts such as channel reuse, power-saving operations, data rates, and roaming within the distribution system.
• Troubleshoot and optimize Wi-Fi networks, addressing common issues like decreased throughput, connectivity problems, and signal strength.
• Gain a fundamental understanding of RF measurements, and recognize factors that affect network range and speed.
• Comprehend spread spectrum concepts to mitigate adjacent-channel and co-channel interference, and ensure WLAN/WPAN co-existence.
• Understand RF antenna concepts, including passive gain and beam width, and demonstrate proficiency in mounting antennas and selecting appropriate WLAN accessories.