Multiple networks

[Student HoGent]

Hey, i am student. And for a school project we have to make a network for a company.
I don't really now how to start this project.

Case study

The newly purchased building consists of a reception department and an administration department + management. After consultation with management, the IT architect designed the following design. After a few minor adjustments, our technical department installed the hardware devices below. These now need to be fully configured.

Firt Floor:

Wired lan: 192.229.x.x/16

Wireless Lan Controller: on this device we create 3 Vlans for the networks below.

1. 802.11 visitors 192.229.x.x/24
2. 802.11 employees 192.229.x.x/24
3. 802.11 management 192.229.x.x/28

Printer First Floor has a fixed IP

Private AP 192.168.0.0/30 SSID should NOT be visible.

Reception:

Wired lan: 172.77.x.x//16

Wireless Lan Controller: on this device we create 4 Vlans for the networks below.

1. 802.11 visitors 172.77.x.x/24
2. 802.11 employees 172.77.x.x/24
3. 802.11 management 172.77.x.x/28
4. 802.11 Sales 172.77.x.x/28

Printer reception has a fixed IP

The 2 department routers use EIGRP and are connected to the ISP via default route

All PCs and laptops use DHCP.

[matthew2587]

I would just start with the DHCP on the routers (excluding printer addresses) to make sure everything wired can talk. Then I would move onto wireless.

[Student HoGent]

Thx for the fast response, I did the DHCP on the routers and everything is working correctly. But I don't know if the IP ranges i used are correct. 
For the wired LAN is used 192.229.0.0/24 for First Floor and 172.77.0.0/24 for Reception.

[matthew2587]

As long as you have routing between the two LANs I don't see an issue.

[Student HoGent]

And how would you do the Wireless LAN networks?

I thought:
First Floor:

Wired LAN: 192.229.0.0 /24 (This is already done in my packet tracer)

Wireless LAN:

Guest: 192.229.1.0 /24
Employees: 192.229.2.0 /24
Management: 192.229.3.0 /28

Reception:

Wired LAN: 172.77.0.0/24 (This is already done in my packet tracer)

Wireless LAN:

visitors 172.77.1.0/24
employees 172.77.2.0/24
management 172.77.3.0/28
Sales 172.77.3.16/28

But i don't know if this is correct.

[matthew2587]

Once again, the IP addresses look fine to me, everything just needs to be set up properly. Like making a VLAN for each wireless LAN, and possibly adding ACLs to prevent the visitors access.

[Student HoGent]

@Flavio Miranda can you help me with this problem?