Introduction to 3G

Global Knowledge (UK) Inc.
Dublin,Maidenhead, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The objective of this instructor-led course is to present the student a general understanding of UMTS and the impact it will have on mobile communications.

Topics covered will include protocols, the air interface and management tasks.

Learn How To

Describe UMTS Organizations and Frequency Allocations
Understand UMTS Network Services
Describe CN, UTRAN and UE
Understand UMTS Protocols
Define W-CDMA Theory
Understand the UMTS Air Interface
Describe the UMTS network architecture, management tasks and signalling
What You’ll Learn
Course Outline
INTRODUCTION

Subscribers requirements and services
The Network Evolution
UMTS Organisations
UMTS Objectives
World Wide Spectrum Allocation
The role of 3rd Generation systems including the relationship between UMTS and IMT-2000

NETWORK ARCHITECTURE

Integrated Network and Functions
UMTS Domains
UMTS Satellite Network
Evolution R99 to R00
IM Subsystem

UMTS NETWORK SERVICES

Architectural Structure
Service Networks
Multi Protocol Label Switching
UMTS Data Rates
Quality of Service
Network Security

UMTS PROTOCOLS

General Protocol Model
IuCS Protocol Structure
IuPS Protocol Structure
Iub Protocol Structure
Iur Protocol Structure
UU Protocol Structure

DATA FLOW & TERRESTIAL INTERFACES

Data Protocol Structure
Ciphering
Terrestial Interfaces: ATM, FR, E1, X.25, SDH, PHD, ISDN
Circuit Grooming
Addressing Techniques

W-CDMA THEORY

Multiple Access Schemes
W-CDMA Characteristics
FDD & TDD
Spectral Efficiencies
QPSK & 8PSK
Spread Spectrum
Walsh Codes
Processing Gain
DS-CDMA Implementation
The Rake Receiver
Capacity Enhancement
Coding Techniques

THE AIR INTERFACE

Physical Layer Procedures
The Data Flow Process
Structure of Transmission
Channels on the Air-Interface
Channel Mapping
Frame Structures
Synchronisation Procedures
Slotted Downlink Trans.

USER EQUIPMENT

UMTS SIM (USIM)
Mobile States
Power Classes
Equipment Requirements
Bluetooth

MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS

Monitoring Cells
Handovers
Power Control
Admission Control
Load Control
Packet Scheduling Functions

SIGNALLING FLOW

Paging the UE
RRC Establishment
RA Update
SRNS Relocation
Call Setup ?UE to UE

Course Labs The course is a lecture based course wi




Who Needs to Attend
Telecommunications professionals who require a good understanding of the impact, components, protocols and functionality of UMTS.




Suggested Prerequisites

There are no mandatory prerequisites for this course. However a basic knowledge of data communications and telecommunications, in particular mobile systems, would be helpful.

We recommend the following courses:


Internet & Network Communications (Course: 3700)
Introduction to Telecommunications (Course ITT)
Overview of Mobile Networks




Followons



Students followed up Introduction to 3G by attending these popular classes:

UMTS UTRAN Protocols
UMTS UTRAN Protocols
UTRAN Network Design
UTRAN Network Design
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Phone: +00 353 (0) 1 613 0340
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Maidenhead
SL6 1HN Berkshire
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