ISP & WIPS Course 4: WISP Network Design & Wireless Deployment
Learn to plan WISP topologies, assess wireless link feasibility, manage interference risks, and troubleshoot wireless network performance.
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What you’ll learn
The learner can draw and explain a complete WISP topology.
The learner can choose channels more intelligently and recognize interference risks.
The learner can explain why a visually clear path may still produce a poor wireless link.
The learner can assess basic link feasibility and backhaul requirements.
The learner can create a practical deployment checklist for WISP sites and customers.
The learner can distinguish RF problems from capacity and upstream problems.
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Course content
7 sections 14 lectures 2h 40m total length
Introduction To ISP & WISP Intermediate Training Program 1 lecture
Introduction to the course
This module introduces this intermediate program, which moves learners from basic networking knowledge into practical ISP and WISP operations. It focuses on rea...
WISP Architecture and Topology 2 lectures
WISP Architecture and Topology
After this lesson, the learner should be able to draw and explain a complete WISP topology.
Knowledge Check: WISP Architecture and Topology
Complete this module assessment after finishing the lesson content.
Frequency, Channels and Interference 2 lectures
Frequency, Channels and Interference
After this lesson, the learner should be able to choose channels more intelligently and recognize interference risks.
Knowledge Check: Frequency, Channels and Interference
Complete this module assessment after finishing the lesson content.
Antennas, Signal and Fresnel Zone 2 lectures
Antennas, Signal and Fresnel Zone
After this lesson, the learner should be able to explain why a visually clear path may still produce a poor wireless link.
Knowledge Check: Antennas, Signal and Fresnel Zone
Complete this module assessment after finishing the lesson content.
Link Budget and Backhaul Planning 2 lectures
Link Budget and Backhaul Planning
After this lesson, the learner should be able to assess basic link feasibility and backhaul requirements.
Knowledge Check: Link Budget and Backhaul Planning
Complete this module assessment after finishing the lesson content.
Tower, Sector and CPE Deployment 2 lectures
Tower, Sector and CPE Deployment
After this lesson, the learner should be able to create a practical deployment checklist for WISP sites and customers.
Knowledge Check: Tower, Sector and CPE Deployment
Complete this module assessment after finishing the lesson content.
WISP Capacity and Troubleshooting 2 lectures
WISP Capacity and Troubleshooting
After this lesson, the learner should be able to distinguish RF problems from capacity and upstream problems.
Knowledge Check: WISP Capacity and Troubleshooting
Complete this module assessment after finishing the lesson content.
Requirements
- Intermediate level course delivered in a self-paced format.
Description
This course introduces Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) network planning, covering network topology, channel selection, interference risks, and wireless link feasibility. Learners will assess backhaul requirements and develop practical deployment checklists for WISP sites and customers. The course also develops skills to distinguish radio frequency (RF) problems from capacity and upstream connectivity issues.
Learn to plan WISP topologies, assess wireless link feasibility, manage interference risks, and troubleshoot wireless network performance.
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