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SONET
Course Format: Online
SONET and SDH are the global standards for optical telecommunications. They define the transport infrastructure for telecommunications networks worldwide. This set of courses introduces students to the SONET/SDH standard, the basic terminology, concepts, capabilities, and associated issues.
 

SS7 for IN, Wireless, and VoIP
Course Format: Online
This set of courses provides a detailed tutorial on SS7 describing its use, application within emerging networks, and support for new services. Even as wireless and VoIP networks evolve, SS7 and IN are expected to continue providing the foundation for new services within the traditional Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). This set of courses explains how SS7 is emerging as a common thread...
 

Optical Networks
Course Format: Online
This set of e-Topics® introduces the basic terminology, concepts, capabilities, and issues associated with the optical revolution. Course content includes an introduction to optical networking, the basics of optics, and DWDM essentials. Key jargon, the `gee whiz,’ the motivations, the technology, the ugly truths, and some of the ongoing challenges of optical networks are described. Communi...
 

Emerging Broadband Technologies
Course Format: Online
Users’ insatiable demand for increasingly higher bandwidth repeatedly provides challenges and opportunities for service providers. As result, a variety of technologies and system implementations are being deployed providing many different service offerings. This e-Digest Collection presents those technologies most able to meet the demands.
 

Emerging 802 Wireless
Course Format: Online
Analysts estimate that at least 45% of the workforce uses a mobile data device, such as a notebook or PDA, as a productivity tool. This set of courses describes and contrast the different IEEE 802 Wireless technologies and standards. For instance, the courses identify how the IEEE standards for 802.11 and 803.5.11 Bluetooth® are being used for deploying Wireless Local Area Networks, and Wireles...
 

CDMA2000 and High-Speed Mobile Internet
Course Format: Online
This set of e-Topics® provides an understanding of the Radio Access Network and the Mobile Internet infrastructure. CDMA2000® significantly contributes to relieving the bandwidth bottleneck associated with 2G networks, supporting improved voice capacity and high-bit-rate wireless data services, and combined with its graceful evolution from 2G networks CDMA2000® is intriguing to services provide...
 

CDMA
Course Format: Online
CDMA has taken the mobile wireless world by storm, become a major Second Generation (2G) technology and the dominant technology choice for Third Generation (3G) systems. As a “spread spectrum�technology making interference difficult, CDMA has been used for point-to-point military communications for many years. Making the technology suitable for cellular applications having many simultaneous us...
 

802.11 Protocols and Procedures
Course Format: Online
This set of e-Topics® provides an overview of Wi-Fi deployment in wireless LANs. In today’s increasingly mobile world, working from a fixed desktop device communicating by wires is no longer acceptable. Professionals expect and demand the flexibility to work from any location. Through the use of Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) technologies, individuals may simply and easily connect thei...
 

3G Mobile Radio Technologies
Course Format: Online
Third Generation (3G) wireless systems supports service providers requirements for lowered costs, improved capacity, and fulfilling a growing demand for wireless data applications. Advances in radio access technologies, have made it possible fro 3G systems to support higher bit-rates than experienced in 2G wireless systems. This set of courses simplifies the dizzying array of 3G technology choi...
 

3G Mobile Network Infrastructure
Course Format: Online
Third Generation (3G) wireless systems supports service providers requirements for lowered costs, improved capacity, and fulfilling a growing demand for wireless data applications. Advances in radio access technologies, have made it possible fro 3G systems to support higher bit-rates than experienced in 2G wireless systems. This set of e-Topics® simplifies the complexity of 3G technology choice...
 

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