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Contact: 
Vincent Glaeser, Program Director,
714-997-6548, glaeser@chapman.edu

Course Number: CSCU 0083
Contact Hours: 16
Prerequisite: None

Description

Wireless Networking features 12 Interactive Lessons and 55+ Hands-On, Step-By-Step Lab exercises on practical demonstration of Computer Networking skills using the Latest Wireless Network Equipment.

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• understand wireless network concepts (Wi-Fi Networks); 

• know the benefits and disadvantages of wireless networking;

• distinguish the different types of wireless network technology;

• determine system and networking requirements;

• discover wireless standards and network configurations;

• understand wireless network security, speeds and coverage area;

• install, configure, and troubleshoot a wireless network adapter;

• install, configure and monitor an available wireless network;

• add, remove and troubleshoot a preferred wireless network;

• create and troubleshoot a PC-to-PC Network;

• set up and configure host and client PCs;

• administer a wireless network account, information and devices;

• secure, manage, and monitor a wireless network;

• connect and chat on remote wireless networks (Wi-Fi hotspots);

• connect and configure different types of wireless devices;

• improve, increase and monitor a wireless network range;

• troubleshoot a wireless network by utilizing diagnostic tools; and

• monitor and configure wireless network connections.