Knowledge and skills |
Students will acquire basic knowledge of wireless technology, architecture and design of wireless systems. They will learn the infrastructure and security settings of the wireless network system, and acquire the knowledge needed to develop and implement solutions based on IEEE 802.11 standard. |
Lectures content |
The basic principles of wireless networks. Overview of protocols and solutions. Wireless network technology in general; Optical networks, Bluetooth and RFID, WiMax 802.16, Cellular mobile networks, Frequency bands, National Standards. Security in wireless networks. Wireless connection of locations. WLAN. Planning WLAN. Wireless networks in large organizations. |
Exercises content |
Laboratory:
Wireless networks architecture. Designing a WLAN; Basic principles of a unique WLAN, independent AP’s, integrated wireless routers, frequency spectrum - dynamic control, link aggregation, QoS, mesh topology, Ligtweight Access Point Protocol, Network construction, Installation of WLAN controllers, monitoring software WCS , WCS database, adding and updating maps. Basic properties of a unique WLAN; installing AAA servers, routers, configuration of SSL certificates, Voice Roaming configuration, Radio Management for access points, Ad-Hoc networking. Managing a unique WLAN. Maintaining a unique WLAN: error detection, error on the client, error in the link aggregation, dynamic frequency selection errors, diagnostics. |
Lectures are delivered using methods of oral presentations, conversations and demonstrations.
Teaching aids: LCD projector and PPT presentations, as well as blackboard and flipchart when necessary. |
Exercises are performed on computers. Exercises will accompany the theoretical material. Exercises are performed in a specially prepared laboratory with appropriate equipment. |