Wireless school training courses in Cincinnati, OH (public, in-house or online)

The CWNA training course instructs students in WLAN ideas and concepts. This course is intended for individuals looking to prepare themselves for work in IT. CWNA training prepares students to take exam PW0-104, which covers the broad topics of networks, LANs and wireless signals. This wireless network certification guarantees employers of one’s proficiency in installation, management and troubleshooting of wireless networks, maintaining security and standards of wireless networks, and an u...

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In this course, students examine fundamental concepts of mobile cellular communications and specifics of current and proposed U.S. cellular systems. Topics include frequency reuse; call processing; propagation loss; multipath fading and methods of reducing fades; error correction requirements and techniques; modulation methods; FDMA, TDMA, and CDMA techniques; microcell issues; mobile satellite systems; and IMT-2000.

IEEE 802.11 is the data link layer (Layer 2) standard for wireless networking. This course starts with an overview of wireless MAC (Media Access Control) and framing issues and continues with management operations and access to the physical layer. The course also looks at 802.11 on various operating systems and wireless security.

A broad overview of wireless and personal communications. Examine fundamentals of mobile wireless communication, including the tradeoff between capacity and coverage in a cellular system and the role of frequency reuse, cell sectorization, and cell splitting. Explore second-generation radio architecture, together the principal 2G standards (GSM, ANSI-95, and ANSI-136). Study cell capacity of sample mobile wireless systems. Understand the importance of wireless data in the emerging fields of 2.5G...

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Acquire a fundamental understanding of performance, management, and life-cycle analysis of emerging mobile wireless networks. Understand the principal functional elements of Radio Access Network and core Back-Bone Network. Examine the impact of each functional element on the ability of the system to achieve established performance metrics. Learn the trade-offs in system performance and management that each functional element has on system complexity, planning, and ability to meet the required pe...

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