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why wireless<br>
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designing scalable wireless networks in Campus LAN<br>
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Radio Physics<br>
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RF channels and Modulation fundamentals<br>
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dB Maths<br>
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Comparative use of unlincensed spectrum<br><br>
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Telecommunication basics<br>
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Antennas and transmission lines<br>
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'''Wednesday'''
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Introduction to Wifi<br>
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Access point configuration
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LAB&nbsp;exercise<br><br>
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Radio Propagation Basics<br>
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Link budget<br>
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Planning a radio link<br>
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Outdoor Installations <br>
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long distance links<br>
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Wireless security<br>
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Introduction to eduroam<br>
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Lab exercise<br>
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Migrating campus network WLAN to eduroam<br>
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Wireless monitoring tools<br>
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Revision as of 08:51, 16 July 2013

Campus Wireless training

This will be an intense hands-on five (5) day training to teach skills required for managing and administering a campus wireless networ.

Objective

The main objective of the training is to empower the various network administrators from the various institutions with skills that will enable them to effectively manage the wireless networks of the various institutions that they represent.

This course is designed for technical staff that operates a TCP/IP network and intends to provide wireless connectivity to both students and faculty.

Requirements

The participants are required to be conversant with TCP/IP protocols. All participants are required to submit current network diagrams for discussion during the Case Studies. Each participant is also required to bring a laptop.

Course content

This is a hands on training experience where the participants will be trained on how to administer a campus wireless network. The training will focus on wireless security in a campus environment and how to migrate a campus network to eduroam.

Course Cost

This is a cost recovery based training and the Participants will contribute an amount to cater for their accommodation and the trainers time. This cost will cost USD...... Per Participant.

Registration

All participants will be nominated by the ICT Director/ ICT Head at the Institution . All nominations should be received by 15th July 2013

Timetable



DAY/TIME


8.00-10.00am


10.00-10.15am


10.15am-1.00pm


1.00pm-2.00pm


2.00pm-4.00pm

 4.00pm-4.15pm


4.15pm-6.00pm



Monday


why wireless

 Tea break

designing scalable wireless networks in Campus LAN

Lunch

Radio Physics

Tea break

RF channels and Modulation fundamentals


Tuesday

dB Maths

 Tea break

Comparative use of unlincensed spectrum

 Lunch

Telecommunication basics

 Tea break

Antennas and transmission lines

Wednesday


Introduction to Wifi

 Tea break
Protocols for wifi Communication 		Lunch

Access point configuration

LAB exercise

 Tea break

Radio Propagation Basics
Thursday

Link budget

 Tea break

Planning a radio link

 Lunch

Outdoor Installations

Tea break

long distance links
Friday

Wireless security

 Tea break

Introduction to eduroam

 Lunch

Lab exercise

 Tea break

Migrating campus network WLAN to eduroam
Saturday

Wireless monitoring tools

 Tea break

Closing Ceremony

Lunch













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