Wireless Networking

Learn how to set up stable wireless links quickly and cost-effectively with our self-paced course, which covers essential concepts such as frequencies, components, specifications, equipment selection, and fine-tuning for optimal performance, providing you with practical knowledge to confidently plan, install, and manage wireless connections.

What you will learn

• The concept of wireless links and frequencies used in wireless communication. • The main components of a wireless system, including CPE, antennas, and base stations. • How to interpret link specifications and select the right equipment. • Methods for link calculations and fine-tuning adjustments to improve stability. • How to use software and spectrum analysis tools for planning and monitoring. • Best practices for specifying and installing wireless networking solutions.

Learning outcomes

• Choose the correct equipment for specific wireless link scenarios. • Establish and configure a basic wireless link. • Fine-tune connections for maximum performance and reliability.

Who Should Enroll

• Technical staff installing, supporting, or maintaining networks and wireless links. • Sales staff specifying and quoting wireless networking solutions. • Managers overseeing technical or sales teams in networking projects. • Solutions integrators designing or deploying wireless systems. • End-users managing their own networks and wireless links.

Course Access and Resources

• Students receive 45 days of access to Regal’s LMS, which includes: o Lesson videos for each training module o Text-based explanations, theory, and step-by-step guides o Interactive content including activities, images, and quizzes • Exams must be completed online within the 45-day period • Immediate certification awarded upon achieving 70% or higher

Training Modules

• Introduction to Wireless Links & Frequencies • Main Components & Link Specifications • CPE, Antennas, and Base Stations • Link Calculations & Fine-Tuning Adjustments • Software Tools & Spectrum Analysis • Specifying a Wireless Solution

Prerequisite

Network Fundamentals

When connecting multiple networks or remote devices to a central network, a wireless link can save both time and money. However, creating a stable, high-performance wireless connection requires the right knowledge and careful planning. The Wireless Networking course provides the technical skills needed to design, configure, and optimize wireless links. You’ll learn about the frequencies used in wireless communication, the components that make wireless systems function, how to interpret specifications, and how to fine-tune connections for maximum stability and performance. The course also introduces you to software tools for planning, managing, and analysing wireless links.