Diploma in Wireless Technologies

Telecom Introduction:

GSM (in Brief), GPRS, UMTS, CDMA, Architecture and Networks, Signals, Basic overview of 4G

The Basics of RF:

Definition of RF, RF wave characteristics: Frequency, wavelength, power, phase, impedance, radio signals, frequency bands, safety issues, legal issues. Understand existing and emerging standards for RF, Understand RF Propagation and Antenna Principle ,Describe and understand a broad spectrum of antenna types ,Discuss RF Modulation Techniques ,RF System Design Considerations , propagation losses ,RF performance and Optimization considerations ,The performance of differing RF wireless system architectures ,Successful and unsuccessful RF deployments , RF systems , cellular/mobile RF, RF system components, Transmitters: Antennas, FDMA, CDMA, TDMA, Wireless systems, Cellular (GSM, UMTS), Wifi, WiMax, Spread Spectrum technologies, Frequency Hopping, RF propagation, RF testing

Fiber Optics:
The basics of fiber, indoor and outdoor cabling, cable installation, fiber termination, splicing, testing, standards, and network design, History of development of Fiber Optics, Fiber Optic Transmission Theory, Fiber Manufacturing, Fiber Optic Cable Design, Fiber Cable Placement Overview, Fiber Termination, Fiber Splicing.


Microwave:

The introduction of microwave radio, Radio compared to fiber and copper transmission, Base bands and interfaces used in point-to-point radio, Testing applications for various traffic platforms, Understanding point-to-point radio equipment ,Microwave propagation in free space , Microwave antenna systems.
The wireless data industry is changing daily. It is becoming incredibly difficult for the wireless professional to stay updated on emerging technologies and trends. Between at-home wireless applications, emerging third-generation wireless concepts, and incredible new products, wireless data is rapidly evolving. The primary focus is on the three major competing carrier-based technology systems: UMTS, CDMA-2000, WCDMA, and TDMA.

LAN:
This course also includes LAN wiring, installation, optimization, Wireless LAN Security. The focus is on responsibilities and strategies, which range from evaluating, selecting and installing LAN hardware and software to trouble shooting installation problems. A hands on approach to course objectives will be maintained throughout the course. The course will cover the most popular LAN hardware and software to help prepare students for any LAN environment. This course will anticipate emerging technologies and provide students with up to date coverage.
On successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:
Understand how to solve typical LAN performance issues,
Understand how LAN switching technologies are implemented
Demonstrate proficiency in designing and implementing LAN networks
Understand the role and capabilities of WAN technologies.