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The ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course (leading to ExpertRating Wireless Networking Certification).
Wireless networking is one of the fastest growing segments of the
computer industry. Every electronic device seems capable of wireless
connections these days: computers, handhelds, cell phones , and even
digital cameras are all capable of transmitting without a tether. To
many people, those wireless connections are nothing short of
technical wizardry. This course will remove the mystery and give you
a thorough understanding of this fascinating and lucrative
technology.

You'll
learn how wireless works, how wireless devices connect to networks,
and how to build and connect to your own wireless network. We'll
also explore wireless standards, wireless security, satellite
Internet and cellular phone technology, as well as the future of
wireless.

Becoming knowledgeable about wireless networking is easier than
ever. With a helpful instructor who is also a working industry
expert, a practical and thoughtful approach to teaching, and an
emphasis on giving you a practical, hands-on understanding how
wireless works, this course will teach you everything you want to
know about the world of wireless connectivity.
This course includes a knowledgeable and
caring instructor who will guide you through your lessons,
facilitate discussions, and answer your questions. The instructor
for this course will be David Iseminger.
David Iseminger
About
the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course instructor :David Iseminger is
a computer and networking expert and an experienced teacher of
networking topics. As a student first and expert second, Iseminger
knows which teaching approaches are most effective. Iseminger has
worked at Microsoft Corporation as a telecommunications specialist,
networking performance analyst, and lead programming writer for
cutting-edge network disciplines, including emerging wireless
technologies. Iseminger has published 12 computer books with various
publishers, including John Wiley & Sons, Macmillan, Microsoft Press,
and one ...for Dummies book. His formal education is from the
University of Washington where he earned degrees in English and
Comparative Literature with a minor in writing. Iseminger earned his
MCSE certification in under a month.
Online Wireless Networking
Course requirements:
For taking this instructor led
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course you need ICompletion of David Iseminger's
Introduction to Networking online course (or equivalent experience),
Internet access, e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet Explorer or
Mozilla Firefox Web browser.
Testimonials:
The ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course has received overwhelming positive
feedback and reviews from students around the world. Here are a few:
"Enjoyed
the course very much. I believe this will help me greatly when I set up my own
home wireless network."
"Great
class! Although I have worked with wireless equipment, it was nice to have some
of the "background" information to go along with what I've taught myself. I
would definitely recommend this class and the instructor to others."
"I
enjoyed the class very much. It was very informative and will help me in my job.
The lessons were well written and easy to understand. Thank you!!"
"I
enjoyed this class. Very informative and right to the point. Found it technical
but tought making it very easy to understand. The test right to the point not a
reading test as was my other class. I think you learn more when you don't have
to worry about reading into every word..to confusing. Loved this class!"
"I
enjoyed this course. The material was well presented. I plan to sign up for
anything that David Iseminger teaches."
"I
just completed 2 courses by this instructor. Excellent presentation of material,
particularly the analogies used to explain the material."
"I
like this instructor very much and have made a point of checking a course to see
if he is teaching."
"I
really appreciate the depth of knowledge, writing style, and use of graphics by
this instructor. By far the best online teacher I've had and I'll be taking his
other classes and have urged others to sign up for this one."
"Thanks
for a good class, I have learned a lot, and feel a whole lot better about the
security of my home network."
"The
instructor's writing style and use of examples were very clear. They presented a
practical and familiar environment that crystallized the concepts and made them
real and understandable. Past courses (from another provider) dealt in theory
and were muddy and vague - they could have used this instructor's methodology
and communication skills. Well Done!"
"This
course has enabled me to get a wireless access hotspot created for the library.
(It is up and running.) My boss says I am brilliant. I could not have done it
without this course. You are great. Many thanks."
"This
was the third course I had taken with this instructor, all of them have been
excellent and extremely interesting."
"Using
this course, I was able to connect my hand-held PC to my Wi-Fi home network! I
had tried in the past and failed. Great hands on instruction."
"Wonderful
course!! I learned all I expected and much more!"

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ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course
(leading to
ExpertRating Wireless Networking Certification)
ExpertRating
is one of the world's only ISO 9001:2015
Certified companies (from
TUV America) offering an Online Wireless Networking Course (leading to ExpertRating Wireless Networking Skills Certification).
Over 5 million people from 120 countries have benefited from ExpertRating Online Tests and Certifications. ExpertRating offers its testing services
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ExpertRating has certified Several thousand individuals who are working with leading companies across the US and
other countries.
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When you choose the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course you can be sure that you are buying a
premium International certification that is recognized by hundreds
of employers and Government bodies in the US and other countries.  With ExpertRating you get certified
quickly online and you are equipped with a store house of
information through the in-depth ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Courseware which has
been developed by experienced Networking and Security Industry Experts.
The ExpertRating Wireless Networking Certification is by far the best value for money instructor led
Wireless Networking Program at $129.99.
Some Popular questions and answers about
this ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course and Certification:
How much does the
Wireless Networking Certification cost and what does it include?
You can buy this ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course
leading to
Wireless Networking certification at a special offer price of only $129.99 which
includes the in-depth ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Courseware and exam fee. This is
the best value for money Wireless Networking Program available till date. You
get the following services within the USD $129.99 fee.
In-depth ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Courseware including scenarios and case studies.
An instructor to guide you through the
course and to whom you can direct your questions.
World wide airmail delivery of the hard
copy Wireless Networking Certificate. The Wireless Networking Certificate can be used
to prove your certified status and does not mention the words
"online".
An online transcript that can be used to
prove your certified credentials on the internet at any time.
How do I get certified?
The process of getting yourself certified is very simple. All you have to do is buy the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course for $129.99. Log in to the instructor led course using your password. Go through the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Courseware (which would take you 6 weeks) and complete the final
Wireless Networking Certification exam at your convenience. You can complete the exam within 2 months of buying the
Wireless Networking Certification. The result of the exam appears as soon as it is completed, and your
Wireless Networking Certificate is mailed immediately.
What learning aids will I get?
The
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course includes the following learning aids:
24 x 7 hour access to the courseware. A printer friendly version of the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course is also provided
A friendly instructor to answer your questions online
A discussion area to have your questions answered
Chapter end quizzes to ensure that you are learning important aspects of every chapter
Chapter assignments to help you practically use the
Wireless Networking that you will learn during the Wireless
Networking Course.
What is the final exam like?
The final exam is fully based upon the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Courseware that is provided along with the
Wireless Networking Certification. If you have gone through the courseware properly you should not have a problem clearing the exam. The exam consists of multiple choice questions from all chapters of the
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Courseware.
What are the course start dates?
ExpertRating instructor led courses commence
every month, you can always choose a suitable date for your course
commencement in any month. To see available course start dates,
please click on the "Enroll now" button.
All courses run for six weeks, with a two-week grace period at the end. Two lessons are released each week for the six-week duration of the course. You do not have to be present when the lesson is released, but you must complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.
A new section of each course starts on the second or third Wednesday of each month. If enrolling in a series of two or more courses please be sure to space the start date for each course at least two months apart.

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The
increased mobility, installation speed and scalability of wireless
networks make them score over wired networks.
Networking is the method by which two or more computing devices can
be linked together for the purpose of sharing data. Networks are
developed by mixing computer hardware and computer software.
Networking can help you to reorganize the office, share music files
and printers. The Networking course will provide you tips and give a
comprehensive understanding of the tools and techniques which will
get you started with setting up a network. There are two kinds of
network available; wired networks which use Ethernet (CAT-5) cables
to connect to networked components and wireless networks which use
Wi-Fi which is a wireless communication standard.

The ExpertRating Networking Certification will help you easily set
up a network at home, in the office or in schools.
ExpertRating Online Wireless Networking Course
Coverage (6 weeks program)
Week One |
Wednesday - Lesson 01 |
The first Internet
connection was made at UCLA in September 1969
with a thick gray cable between two computers.
Times sure have changed! Currently the Internet
serves millions of e-mails and Web pages every
few minutes, connecting millions of users from
all over the world. And presently, wireless
networking is the hottest networking technology
around. People who use wireless networks can
check e-mail from their favorite coffee shop,
surf the Internet from their couch, and even get
instant messages on their Internet-connected
cellular phone. Learning how all those wireless
networks operate is as interesting as the
Internet itself. In this first lesson, you'll
learn about basic network facts and operation,
preparing you to expand your knowledge in
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Friday - Lesson 02 |
Did you ever wonder
how your radio turns invisible waves into music?
Or have you wondered why you can hear bass
sounds from farther away than cymbals? Why does
a radio station cut out when you go through a
mountain tunnel or around a bend? Wireless
networks have similar characteristics to radio
music transmissions, but there are important
differences. This lesson will explain how
wireless networking actually works in simple
everyday terms that make it easy to understand.
You'll also learn about different methods used
to pull computer data out of thin air.
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Week Two |
Wednesday - Lesson 03 |
Why do some
electronic devices gain widespread popularity
while others sit on the shelf? In this lesson,
you'll learn how standards in the networking
world help drive the adoption of technology.
You'll also get a firsthand look at how
standards operate in every real-world business,
like clothes and batteries and shampoo. In doing
so, you'll learn why some wireless networking
technologies have flourished while others have
failed miserably (early wireless technologies
were a flop!). By the end of this lesson, you'll
know who makes the standards, how something
becomes standardized, and why it's so important.
And yes, you'll also see how all this applies to
wireless networking standards and gain insight
on why wireless networking is so popular
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Friday - Lesson 04 |
If you've
considered buying wireless networking equipment,
you know that there are lots of choices out
there. How do you make sense of it all? Which
technology is better? What do all of those extra
features mean to you? In this lesson, you'll
learn all about wireless network devices, what
role each device plays, and how to make sense of
it all! By the end of this chapter, you'll know
exactly what each wireless networking device is
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Week Three |
Wednesday - Lesson 05- |
This lesson will
investigate short-range wireless network
technologies. You'll learn all about Bluetooth
(it has nothing to do with dentistry!), Wi-Fi,
and the details that make each technology
unique. This lesson will also take a firsthand
look at why one is better than the other and
where each technology fits into the larger
wireless networking picture. |
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Friday - Lesson 06 |
Would you consider
a wireless networking technology capable of
traveling 90,000 miles a long-range wireless
technology? You certainly would! In this lesson,
you'll learn which wireless technology can go
beyond your house, beyond your neighborhood, and
even beyond the atmosphere. You'll also learn
the drawbacks of having your data travel into
space and back, and about some long-range
wireless technologies that might give DSL or
cable Internet access a run for their long-range
money. |
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Week Four |
Wednesday - Lesson 07 |
Now that you've
learned all about wireless technologies, it's
time to put your knowledge to work. In this
lesson, you'll learn how to plan a wireless
network. After all, once you learn about
wireless networking, you'll want to get wireless
working in your house or office! This lesson
will walk you through each planning phase,
complete with network drawings that depict how a
real-life wireless network should be prepared. |
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Friday - Lesson 08 |
In the previous
lesson, you planned a network. In this lesson,
you'll install a wireless access point (WAP) to
get the wireless network up and running. You'll
also learn about issues you should address when
configuring a wireless network, including
interference with neighboring networks and how
to extend your network to reach far-off corners
of your home or office. |
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Week Five |
Wednesday - Lesson 09 |
Once you have a
wireless network ready for computers to access,
you're ready for the next step: connecting
wireless devices. In this lesson, you'll learn
how to outfit a computer with a wireless network
card, how to connect that computer to your
wireless network, and how to make sure that
wireless network connection is properly
configured. By the end of this lesson, you'll be
ready to surf the Internet from your couch! Then
this lesson will look at the similarities and
differences between Windows and Apple software.
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Friday - Lesson 10 |
Computers aren't
the only devices capable of connecting to
wireless networks these days. There are all
sorts of wireless devices, like Personal Data
Assistants (PDAs), that you can connect. In this
lesson, you'll learn how to hook those other
devices into the wireless network you created in
previous lessons. Then you'll get a chance to
explore how Bluetooth networks operate, how they
differ from Wi-Fi, and how to go about
connecting one Bluetooth device to another.
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Week Six |
Wednesday - Lesson 11 |
You can't take the
security of your computer (or network) for
granted these days. In this lesson, you'll
discover how wireless networks provide security
for wireless devices that connect to them.
You'll also learn how to make your own wireless
network secure, ensuring that only the people
you want to connect to your wireless network are
capable of doing so. You'll also learn how to
secure your wireless device, such as a computer
or PDA, when you're roaming all those cool (but
potentially unsafe) public access areas like
coffee shops or downtown wireless districts.
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Friday - Lesson 12 |
What is the future of wireless networking? Are you there? Is
this as cool as it's going to get or are you going to see
all sorts of new wireless technologies in the future? In
this lesson the instructor will give you its thoughts on
where the future of wireless networking is headed and what
that future might have in store. This lesson will discuss
the future of cellular networks, the future of answering the
telephone on the Internet, and how power lines and broadband
might be a match made in heaven! Of course, the future is
open, but it's fun to make some educated guesses based on
history and how networking technology has moved in the past.
Be prepared to add you own thoughts to the discussion on the
future of networking—this will be an especially interesting
and exciting lesson! |
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