New! Cisco CCNA 200-301 Wireless Theory & Lab With WLC CWNA

About this course

Welcome to New! Cisco CCNA 200-301 Wireless Theory & Lab With WLC CWNA Bootcamp. Also for 200-301In this course you will learn ccna wireless exam topics and important and useful subjects for your profession.Lets go over each chapter and go on more detail about what to come in this course,First off, you will learn a great deal about rf fundamentals.This is the starting point for your wireless journey and it will lay a good foundation for the following chaptersIn the first chapter we will be describing the propagation of radio waves, we will learn about rf signals and the spectrum.We will answer some questions like: What is frequency, what is wavelength, what is amplitude and what is phase difference.We will also learn about different phenomenas related with rf signals such as absorption, reflection, diffraction, scattering, refraction, multipath and fading.We will also learn free space path loss and also fresnel zone. On the second part of this chapter, we will go deep into rf fundamentals, what is signal strength, what does RSSI mean, how to calculate transmit power.We will go over some different interference types and the noise, what are different device requirements and capabilities.We will also learn principles of rf mathematics, how to calculate dB, dBi, dBd, dBm and how we can measure different power levels.We will also learn to calculate EIRP. We will see wifi antenna characteristics, how does the radiation pattern of an antenna occur, what is polarization,how gain is measured, what is the beamwidth of an antenna and we will go over different types of antennas: Omnidirectional, yagi,patch and dish We will explain different antenna connectors and why we need them and lastly, we will study amplifiers and attenuatorsOn our second chapter, we will learn about 802 11 Technology FundamentalsIn this chapter we will describe basic W

Course objectives

• Provide foundational knowledge of RF theory as applied to wireless networks
• Equip students with practical skills in calculating and measuring RF metrics
• Advance understanding of 802.11 technology fundamentals related to wireless networking