Skill

Wireless Networks

IT Infrastructure and Networking

Wireless networks are systems of interconnected devices that communicate without physical cabling, typically using Wi-Fi, cellular, or radio frequency technology to share internet access and data. They are built and maintained by network engineers and IT administrators to provide connectivity for organizations, campuses, and public spaces, requiring careful planning of access point placement, channel selection, and security configuration. Understanding wireless networks is essential for roles in IT support, network administration, and cybersecurity.

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• Network Security
• Network Administration