Overview
UMTS (Universal Mobile Technology System) is a fundamental aspect of wireless systems. Our informative courses gives delegates a technical understanding of the workings of a 3G system, along with substantial knowledge of UMTS and UTRAN. Our courses deal with the very latest technology from handset and core network perspectives.
2-5 day courses centre around UMTS and also address UTRA as well as FDD and TDD. We have courses which discuss the transport layer aspects of UMTS, and courses with HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access), 4G mobile technology and core network signalling.
Courses
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UMTS Technical Overview
This 3-day course gives delegates a technical understanding of UMTS Technology
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UMTS Air Interface
A 2-day Training Course on UMTS Air Interface; This course explains in detail; design and procedures used for air UMTS interface.
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UMTS Core Network Signalling
A 2-day Training Course on UMTS Core Network Signaling; This two-day seminar describes 4 CS-domain inter-works with VoIP; signaling, IMS, C5 and P5.
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UMTS Network Design & Planning
A 3-day Training Course on UMTS Network Design and Planning. Issues in successful design, implementation, optimisation and evolvution of a UMTS network
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UTRAN Transport Network
A 2-day Training Course on UTRAN Transport Network; protocols and techniques which support the transport layer of UMTS in access and the core networks.
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HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access
A 1-day Training Course on HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access; learn the advantages and technical concepts of HSDPA in a WCDMA mobile environment
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Introduction to 4G Mobile Technology
A 2-Day Training Course on Introduction to 4G Mobile Technology; delegates will learn to evaluate and understand technology to launch 4G Mobile Networks.
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UMTS Technologies
This 5-day course examines the technical issues, equipment and deployment of the 3rd Generation mobile network
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3GPP R4 / R5 - Core Network Overview
This 2-day course provides delegates with an understanding of the changes involved in the evolution of mobile networks from 3GPP R99 to R4/R5.
