This document outlines the course syllabus for the iBwave Design Enterprise Network Planning Level 1 certification course. The course covers introductory topics like challenges of in-building design and features of iBwave Design software. It then focuses on hands-on skills like creating projects, modeling buildings, designing networks, generating reports, and validating designs. The course concludes with a final exam to test comprehension of the material.

1. iBwave CERTIFICATION
COURSE SYLLABUS
LEVEL 1: iBwave DESIGN ENTERPRISE NETWORK PLANNING
Note: Course syllabus is subject to change
PRE–COURSE FUNDAMENTALS
(to be completed through the Learning Center)
å Getting Started with iBwave Design (video)
å In–Building Project Review
å Project Deployment Process
INTRODUCTION TO iBwave DESIGN
In-building design challenges
What is iBwave Design?
iBwave Design features and benefits
iBwave Design workspace
CREATING PROJECTS
Starting a project
- Guidelines
- Defining key project properties
Modeling a building
- Modeling workflow in 2D
- Duplicating plans
- Building configuration
Designing a network
- Types of components
- Subparts
- Component groups
- Preferred parts
- Network design workflow
- Assigning components to floor plans
- Design plan
- Design tasks
Preparing for reports
Reviewing other useful settings
- Project properties
- Tools
REPORTS
Generating reports
Report types
Customizing Reports
DESIGN VALIDATION
Common mistakes and pitfalls in designing
- Floor plan - incorrect order or missing
- Location of building reference point between floors
- Verifying the debug message list
- Replacing cables after project clean-up
- Unbalanced power distribution
- Cable connectors
COMPONENTS DATABASE EDITOR
What is the Components DB Editor?
Accessing the Components DB Editor
Components DB Editor workspace
Types of databases
Shared database procedures
Exporting importing
Edit options
View options
Creating components
In-building network components database
DESIGN FROM SCRATCH WORKSHOP
Creating a new project
Designing a network
Cleaning up the design
FINAL EXAM
(2.5 hours)
Updated January 11, 2018