Course Overview

This self-paced course seeks to explain how interworking can be supported between 5G and 4G networks, with focus on dual registration as one technique, coupled with N26 connectivity as an alternative technique. In so doing, both idle and connected mode mobility will be examined, with analysis of an N26 handover for 5GC to EPC mobility, and vice versa. The course also includes focus on the EPS and RAT fallback mechanisms available for voice, including emergency services fallback.

This course was created in conjunction with our partners at Mpirical.

Course Objectives

• Examine the concepts of LTE interworking, including single and dual registration mode.
• Explain single and dual registration mode mobility, covering 5GC to EPC mobility (dual registration mode), EPC to 5GC mobility (dual registration mode) and mobility with single registration mode supported.
• Outline the architectural considerations for interworking, with focus on the N26 reference point.
• Track the idle mode mobility procedures (with N26), including 5GC to EPC mobility, EPC to 5GC mobility and 4G GUTI to 5G-GUTI mapping.
• Catalogue the key stages of a 5GS to EPS handover (N26 supported).
• Catalogue the key stages of an EPS to 5GS handover (N26 supported).
• Summarize the key fallback mechanisms used for 5G voice, including ES fallback.

Who Should Enrol on This Course?

This course has been designed for a technical audience who deal with supporting interworking requirements between the 5G and 4G core networks. Key job roles include core network engineers, system architects, transport network engineers, and voice core engineers.

Course Structure and Study Time

This is a self-paced course and you will gain access to all of its content as soon as you complete your enrolment.

The course should take approximately 8–10 hours to complete. However, you will have 12 months from enrollment to finish it.

Course Completion Certificate

To receive your learning certificate, you will have to view all of the course content and correctly answer at least 80% of the questions in the test of understanding. You will have unlimited attempts to pass the test of understanding.

If you would like to learn more about the course, please complete the expression of interest form.

If you would like to learn more about the course, please complete the expression of interest form.

Course Overview

5G promises to enable a wide variety of new wireless communications services and capabilities, ranging from high-speed, high-capacity broadband access to extremely reliable low-latency communications to machine-type communications on a massive scale. To deliver on these promises, everything about the wireless network must change, including the devices, the radio interface, the Radio Access Network (RAN), and the core network.

This two-week, self-paced course provides an overview of the 5G core network, its connectivity to the radio network and interworking with the 4G EPC.

This course has been created by Awards Solutions.

Course Objectives

After completing the course, learners will be able to:

• List the key principles behind the evolving 5G core network.
• Sketch the 5G core network, its connectivity to the radio network and interworking with the 4G EPC.
• Describe the purpose behind Service-Based Architecture (SBA).
• Describe the QoS framework of 5G and compare it with 4G.
• Step through the network operations of registration and PDU session establishment.
• Describe network slicing and how it is used in 5G.
• Describe Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) and how it can be used in 5G.

Who Should Enrol on this Course?

This course has been designed for a broad audience of wireless network engineers. This includes those in network planning, engineering, operations, troubleshooting and support groups.

Course Structure and Study Time

This is a self-paced course and you will gain access to all of its content as soon as you complete your enrolment.

We estimate that it should not take you more than one hour of study time per week to complete the course in two weeks. You will have, however, five weeks from enrolment to complete the course.

Course Completion Certificate

To qualify for a course completion certificate, you will have to view all of the course content and correctly answer at least 80% of the questions in the final assessment. You will have unlimited attempts to pass the final assessment.

Course Fee

The course fee is US$500.

For group registrations, email support@gsmaadvance.com.

Course Overview

In an all-digital world, 5G wireless is a key enabler for fundamental transformation for many industry segments. Security is of the utmost importance for successful adoption.

This two-week, self-paced course provides a technical overview of vulnerabilities and mitigation mechanisms in 5G networks, the end-to-end framework of security in 5G for the device as well as the RAN and core networks in virtualized telco networks.

This course has been created by Awards Solutions.

Course Objectives

• List threats and vulnerabilities in 5G networks.
• Match various mitigation measures with vulnerabilities.
• Sketch the end-to-end 5G security architecture.
• Identify unique security features of 5G networks.
• Identify roles of 5G network functions related to security procedures.
• Describe security mechanisms for infrastructure and network workload.

L’Internet des objets (l’IdO) consiste à connecter des appareils à Internet sur des réseaux multiples pour leur permettre de communiquer avec des humains, avec des applications et entre eux. On peut s’attendre à ce que l’IdO ait un impact phénoménal dans notre vie au quotidien, en nous aidant par exemple à réduire la congestion routière, à améliorer les soins apportés aux personnes âgées et à créer des maisons et des bureaux plus intelligents. Ce cours dresse un tour d’horizon général des concepts de l’IdO du point de vue du secteur mobile. Il décrit les contributions que l’IdO peut apporter pour améliorer la qualité de vie des citoyens et il examine les implications sur la politique générale et sur la réglementation pour les décideurs politiques et les régulateurs.

Ce cours vous apportera les clés pour comprendre :

• La technologie qui sous-tend l’IdO
• Les aspects opérationnels de l’IdO
• Les modèles d’activité de l’IdO
• Les implications sur la politique générale et sur la réglementation de l’IdO

Aperçu du cours

Ce cours est divisé en six sessions et commence par une présentation de la politique de la concurrence, en explorant l’interface entre le droit de la concurrence et la réglementation économique.

Nous analyserons ensuite les grandes tendances de la politique de la concurrence à l’ère numérique et verrons comment le droit de la concurrence et la réglementation économique utilisent des outils similaires dans des contextes différents.

Une attention particulière sera portée aux catégories élémentaires de définition et d’analyse du marché et à leur application dans ces deux domaines.

Objectifs du cours

• Comprendre ce qu’est la politique de la concurrence
• Découvrir le fonctionnement actuel de la politique de la concurrence
• Définir et apprécier les marchés
• Identifier les gains d’efficacité dans l’évaluation du marché
• Reconnaître les nouveaux et anciens goulets d’étranglement

Structure du cours et temps d’étude

Le cours comprend six sessions, chacune comprenant un quiz. La durée estimée du cours est de huit à dix heures d’étude. Vous disposez de 12 mois à partir de votre inscription pour terminer l’ensemble du cours.

 Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur le cours, veuillez remplir le formulaire de manifestation d’intérêt.