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Next Generation Wireless Networks

Architectures, Standards, and Technologies Powering Hyper Connected Digital Ecosystems

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The Next Generation Wireless Networks training course provides current, practical knowledge of the technologies, architectures and innovations transforming modern wireless communications. It explains how wireless infrastructure supports digital transformation by connecting people, devices, sensors and intelligent systems across varied settings. Coverage includes 5G and 5G-Advanced, Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7, IoT connectivity frameworks, LPWAN and satellite-enabled communications. Participants examine how these technologies provide high-speed, low-latency, secure and scalable connectivity in homes, enterprises, industrial plants and smart cities.

The course combines conceptual study with practical exploration of wireless operation within the OSI model, modulation, coding and spectrum use. It also addresses network design, security considerations, performance evaluation and protocol behaviour across enterprise, industrial and public-sector applications. Interactive discussions, scenario-based simulations, analytical exercises, use-case reviews and technology demonstrations connect technical theory with real-world implementation. This balanced approach prepares professionals to evaluate, deploy and optimise next-generation wireless systems within modern digital ecosystems.

This Next Generation Wireless Networks training course will highlight:

Structured exploration of 5G, 5G-Advanced, Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7
Detailed examination of IoT frameworks, LPWAN, satellite communications and emerging standards
Practical analysis of wireless design, spectrum use, performance and protocol behaviour
Scenario-based consideration of enterprise, industrial and public-sector applications
Use-case reviews of wireless deployment, optimisation and security
Comprehensive course materials supporting the covered concepts and technologies

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Course Goals

What are the Goals?

Upon completing this training course, participants will be able to:

Outline the fundamental principles of wireless communications and contrast LAN, PAN, BAN, and emerging IoT-focused network models.
Recognise and distinguish key IEEE standards, including 802.11 (Wi-Fi), 802.15.1 (Bluetooth), 802.15.4 (Zigbee/Thread), and 802.15.6 (Body Area Networks).
Examine and compare technologies including RFID, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Wi-Fi, LoRaWAN, and NB-IoT.
Describe modulation, coding, channel access, and PHY/MAC operations within modern Wi-Fi systems (Wi-Fi 5/6/6E/7).
Assess wireless scenarios, performance needs, and deployment factors across enterprise, industrial, and public settings.
Explore the development of wireless technologies, including 5G, 5G-Advanced, Open RAN, and the growing Internet of Things, together with their practical applications and challenges.
Evaluate interoperability, security, and regulatory requirements relating to next-generation wireless deployments.

Who is this Training Course for?

This Next Generation Wireless Networks training course is designed for:

Wireless Network Engineers
Radio Frequency Engineers
Mobile Network Engineers
Telecommunications Engineers
Network Architects
5G Network Specialists
Radio Access Network Engineers
Core Network Engineers
Network Planning Engineers
Network Optimisation Engineers
Telecommunications Technical Managers
Wireless Systems Consultants

Learning Approach

How will this Training Course be Presented?

This training course uses a range of established adult-learning methods to maximise understanding, comprehension, and retention of the material delivered. These include:

Structured presentations addressing wireless standards, architectures, and developing technologies.
Interactive discussions and scenario-based simulations examining real-world 5G, Wi-Fi 6/7, and IoT implementations.
Group exercises and analytical tasks that strengthen problem-solving and design capabilities.
Use-case reviews connecting wireless concepts with industrial, enterprise, and public-sector applications.
Detailed course manuals and slide decks for continued reference.

The Course Content

Wireless Evolution, 5G Foundations, and IEEE 802.11

Evolution of fixed and wireless communication
Applications across enterprise, industrial, and public domains
Overview of next‑generation wireless technologies
Introduction to IEEE 802.11 architecture and protocol operation
Spectrum, regulatory considerations, and global trends

Wi Fi Standards and Enhancements (802.11 Variants)

Detailed exploration of 802.11k/r/w/v/u/s/p/ad/ax/be
Frequency bands, channels, and spectrum efficiency
Wi‑Fi 5 (802.11ac), Wi‑Fi 6/6E (802.11ax), and Wi‑Fi 7 (802.11be)
Modulation schemes, OFDMA, MU‑MIMO, and power‑saving mechanisms

Standardization, Positioning, and Emerging Technologies

IEEE standardization processes and REVmc
Wi‑Fi‑based positioning, Bluetooth, GPS, and hybrid location systems
Practical considerations for indoor/outdoor wireless design
Introduction to AI‑driven wireless optimization and neural‑network‑based approaches
802.11ay and multi‑gigabit wireless
License‑exempt operation and EDMG (security, formatting, channelisation)

5G Architecture, Radio Principles, and Network Evolution

802.11ah and sub‑GHz Wi‑Fi for IoT
RF principles for specific bands (sub‑6 GHz, mmWave)
Evolution from 3G → 4G → 5G → 5G‑Advanced
New Radio (NR), standalone vs. non‑standalone deployments
Coexistence of LTE and 5G, spectrum sharing, and network slicing
Future directions: 6G concepts, AI‑native networks, and integrated sensing

5G Deployment, IoT Integration, and Regulatory Considerations

Integrating 5G with IoT ecosystems and industrial automation
Market drivers, use cases, and technology influences
Safety, EMF considerations, and public‑perception challenges
Deployment requirements, infrastructure planning, and performance assurance
Legal and regulatory aspects of 5G installations
Transmission, backhaul, and edge‑computing considerations

Recognition

Certificate

• Wallstreet Development Academy Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course.

Frequently Asked Questions

The course covers the architectures, standards, and technologies behind next-generation wireless networks. It examines these elements in the context of hyper-connected digital ecosystems. The focus is on understanding the foundations that power modern and emerging wireless connectivity.

The course explains hyper-connected digital ecosystems through the wireless architectures, standards, and technologies that power them. It links network foundations with the broader need for extensive digital connectivity. This helps learners understand the role of wireless networks within connected environments.

Wireless standards are a core part of the course’s examination of next-generation networks. They are considered alongside network architectures and technologies to show how advanced connectivity is shaped. The course keeps this discussion focused on the systems powering hyper-connected digital ecosystems.

The course is relevant for professionals and learners who need to understand next-generation wireless connectivity. It is particularly suited to those interested in the architectures, standards, and technologies behind hyper-connected digital ecosystems. No specific job roles or entry requirements are stated in the provided course information.

You will learn how wireless network architectures, standards, and technologies contribute to next-generation connectivity. The course connects these core areas to the development of hyper-connected digital ecosystems. It provides a structured understanding of the components shaping advanced wireless networks.

Wireless network architectures are included because they provide the structural foundation for next-generation networks. The course considers architecture alongside standards and enabling technologies. Together, these areas support an integrated view of hyper-connected digital ecosystems.

Yes, the course addresses technologies that power next-generation wireless networks. It places these technologies within the wider context of network architectures and standards. This approach shows how the three areas work together in hyper-connected digital ecosystems.

You will gain an integrated perspective on the architectures, standards, and technologies shaping next-generation wireless networks. The course frames these topics around their role in powering hyper-connected digital ecosystems. This supports a broader understanding of how advanced wireless connectivity is structured and enabled.