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Telecommunications

School: ENO.com
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Wireless for Non-engineers
Course Format: On-site
This two-to-four day course will not only help you master the jargon but also place the rapidly changing wireless technology in its proper perspective. The course duration is determined by the topics selected by the audience and the depth to which they are covered. The presentation will be in layman’s terms, but without sacrificing the technical depth or accuracy. Audience: Are you ...
 

WiMAX for Non-engineers
Course Format: On-site
Mobile WiMAX is a major contender among the broadband wireless technologies that seek to provide greater capability and/or lower cost than the evolving 3G, 3xxG, and 4G technologies. This course will help you understand why WiMAX is what technical problems it was designed to solve and how it does that, and the basics of the WiMAX system architecture. We will also take a look at the WiMAX are...
 

WiFi for Non-engineers
Course Format: On-site
WiFi has become as prevalent a technology at home as it is at work. WiFi-equipped computers and other devices continue to proliferate as the prices of WiFi gear continue to drop. Clearly, WiFI will continue to be an important force in the market for some time to come. In this course, you will learn how WiFi evolved, how it works, its applications, how WiFi networks are designed and deployed, an...
 

VoIP for Non-engineers
Course Format: On-site
As VoIP goes mainstream and starts to supplant the traditional phone connections, understanding this technology becomes critical for all concerned with telecommunications and information technologies. With the confusing array of systems and applications that are now available, many mergers and acquisitions that have taken place, and the many new players that are in the marketplace �not to ment...
 

Satellite Communications for Non-engineering Professionals
Course Format: On-site
Satellites are a key component of the global communications infrastructure, including technically advanced and developing countries alike. It’s the only telephony and broadband wide-area network technology that’s available everywhere, from the concrete jungles to the rain forests. For anyone involved with telecommunication and information technology, understanding this technology is a fundame...
 

MVNO: Mobile Data Virtual Network Operator
Course Format: On-site
The convergence of media, computers, and telecommunications offers a world of opportunities to those who are able to understand and act. It also creates some challenges for the established players. The Mobile Data Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), a good example of such opportunities and synergies, is the subject of this course. An MVNO is a company that offers voice and value-added services...
 

Telecommunications for Non-Engineers
Course Format: On-site
This course is designed to provide a general overview for strategic or sales and marketing managers, data communications professionals, software application engineers and information systems engineers. Prerequisites: This is an introductory course with no prerequisites Course Description: This course provides an introduction to the landscape and fundamental technologies...
 

School: University of Texas At San Antonio
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International Telecommunications Policy
Course Format: Classroom
The ultimate use of technology depends on a number of variables. Political factors as well as technical ones must be considered. All levels of government regulate telecommunications, from the city that controls the placement of telephone wires to the nation and/or state that issues licenses to broadcast. Because of the nature of telecommunications and the importance of the information it carrie...
 

Telecommunication Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Examines current, future, and basic technical concepts and related telecommunications operations; explores critical issues of communications and connectivity among information systems from strategic, organizational, and technical perspectives. An in-depth examination of basic telecommunication terminology and concepts. Topics include signaling, modulation, multiplexing, frequency bands and prop...
 

School: Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology
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Wireless Telecommunications
Course Format: Classroom
This course focuses on the design and implementation of state-of-the-art cellular and personal wireless network architectures. It provides an in-depth coverage of wireless protocols, network technologies, and governmental oversight. Cellular communications, RFID, Bluetooth, and WiMax will all be explored. Students will study the design, deployment, and management of wireless digital networks to...
 

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