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Certified Wireless IoT Design Professional

Provider
CWNP in-house remote proctoring; Prometric
Format
multiple choice/single answer
Exam questions
Total questions: 60.
Time limit
90 minutes
Passing score
Minimum 70%
Examination outline
  • Assess an Existing IoT Solution (10%)
    • Evaluate an existing IoT implementation and understand its impact on a new wireless IoT deployment
    • Use appropriate tools to analyze existing IoT implementations
    • Gather system documentation for the existing IoT solution
    • Evaluate operational parameters
    • Document findings for use in the design of the new wireless IoT solution
  • Gather and Define Requirements and Constraints (30%)
    • Gather business requirements and constraints
    • Gather technical requirements and constraints
  • Design a Wireless IoT Solution to Meet Requirements (40%)
    • Design for selected topologies
    • Design for appropriate channel configuration
    • Design based on RF requirements and capabilities
    • Explain and use wireless IoT tools to create and validate the design
    • Produce or recommend designs and configuration parameters for the IoT-related network infrastructure requirements
    • Produce design documentation
  • Validate and Optimize the Wireless IoT Solution (20%)
    • Validate that the RF requirements are met by the solution
    • Validate the IoT solution is functioning as defined in the solution requirements
    • Recommend and/or perform appropriate corrective actions as needed based on validation results for RF requirements and IoT solution functionality requirements
    • Create a validation and test report including solution documentation and asset inventory information
    • Final meeting (Q&A and hand-off)
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