Coming Soon · Wireless network engineering

WiFi 7

Evaluate Wi-Fi 7 capabilities and deployment requirements.

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This course is planned. Release timing, lesson counts, and practice requirements will be published when they are confirmed.

Planned learning objectives

What the course will cover

  • Explain the capabilities introduced with Wi-Fi 7 and the conditions each requires.
  • Assess client support, channel availability, and infrastructure constraints before an upgrade.
  • Plan measurements that compare expected and observed wireless behavior.

Planned course content

Planned coverage

The topics below describe the planned scope. Lessons and exercises are not yet available.

  • Wi-Fi 7 radio and protocol capabilities.
  • Channel width, modulation, and multi-link operation.
  • Client support and compatibility with existing networks.
  • Spectrum, channel planning, and deployment constraints.
  • Measurement and upgrade assessment.

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