Name: Telekommunikationsnetze (N1000)
Price: 2106.30 EUR
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Telekommunikationsnetze (N1000)

Below you will find the course details. Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us: training@tfk-technologies.de.

Duration: 3 days onsite or 5 half days online.

If you are wondering how a traditional fixed line telephone network or a mobile network works, then this course is right for you. The course is structured in easy to understand modules which explain the concepts behind this technology. Modern fixed and mobile telecommunications are discussed from the perspectives of data and voice networks.

Requirements

Prerequisite for this course is a general technical basic knowledge.

what will you get?

Set-up of a telecommunication network ▪ General structure, hierarchies, interfaces ▪ Access technologies (radio and wired access, analog and ISDN connection, DSL) Basic Technological Concepts ▪ Duplex Methods – two-way simultaneous communication ▪ Multiplexing Methods – techniques to share ressources between users ▪ Transfer Modes – networking solutions (circuit switching / packet switching) ▪ Transmission Networks – network technology (TDM, PTM & ATM) Traditional Telephone Networks ▪ Network Structure and Hierarchy – provide logical representation of network parts ▪ Customer Premises Equipment – devices owned by users to connect to the network ▪ Access Network – connection between customer equipment and network ▪ Core Network – transmission of voice and data traffic inside networks

Set-up of a telecommunication network
- General structure, hierarchies, interfaces
- Access technologies (radio and wired access, analog and ISDN connection, DSL)
Basic Technological Concepts
- Duplex Methods – two-way simultaneous communication
- Multiplexing Methods – techniques to share ressources between users
- Transfer Modes – networking solutions (circuit switching / packet switching)
- Transmission Networks – network technology (TDM, PTM & ATM)
Traditional Telephone Networks
- Network Structure and Hierarchy – provide logical representation of network parts
- Customer Premises Equipment – devices owned by users to connect to the network
- Access Network – connection between customer equipment and network
- Core Network – transmission of voice and data traffic inside networks
Mobile Networks
- Mobile evolution - history of cellular mobile communication up to today
- GSM Network Components – elements which make up a complete GSM network
- GSM Radio Interface – transmission over the air from antenna to mobile device
Data Networks
- Technologies (ATM, Ethernet, TCP/IP) – overview of the various current solutions
- The Internet – TCP and IP explained with reference to the OSI model
- Switching and Routing – the difference between a 'router' and a 'switch'
- LAN – architecture and cabling explained
Mobile Data Networks
- GSM 2nd and 2.5 Generations – HSCSD, GPRS and EDGE explained
- 3rd Generation – UMTS networks, standards and multiplexing solutions
- Data services and platforms – intelligent networks and WAP
Network Convergence
- Converged networks – everything over one network
- CS & PS Networks – evolution and needs of circuit and packet switched networks
- VoIP market trends – why the market is developing real-time services of data networks
- VoIP network methods – looks into the latest IP solutions providing QoS in IP networks
Trends in Radio Networks
- Wireless in all areas: WLAN, WiMAX and the others
- Future ideas: Interworking of technologies