Mobile Networks Architecture Evolution and Drivers for Migration from 1G to 5G
Program Overview
The goal of this course is to equip professionals with an understanding on mobile networks migrations and their peculiarities in the Tanzanian operating environments. The course empowers participants to address business, operational, and managerial problems, hence improving telecommunications service provision in Tanzania.
Key Information
- Department
- Department of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
- Level
- Professional Courses
- Category
- Professional Courses
Fee Structure
(1) TZS 400,000 (Tanzanians)
(2) USD 200 (Foreigners)
Program Outcomes
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Today’s mobile networks are a result of continuous Research and Development by academia, vendors, global interest groups, and standards bodies, such as the ITU and IEEE. For example, we see that the latest smartphones can operate in a heterogeneous network environment and simultaneously operate on numerous wireless network architectures. Our interest is to understand generations of mobile networks (1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G) and their implications in the Tanzania operating environments. |
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Understand the Tanzania operating environments from users and usage patterns, technologies, and legal and regulatory frameworks. |
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Understand the Mobile Networks Building Blocks of MNO. |
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Understand basic network architecture functions, including network elements, interfaces, signaling and control planes, and protocol stacks, among others, of different generations of Mobile Networks. |
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Step through network architectures from the early days of 1G and mobile networks of today. |
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Align network function to the elements required in the architecture. |
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Identify the necessary requirements to evolve the mobile network architecture in support of emerging network functionality and use cases. |
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Understand the keys to optimal end-to-end network performance. |
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Broaden knowledge of mobile wireless access networks in heterogeneous operating environments. |
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Relate overall mobile wireless network architecture functions and evolutions to the various systems deployed today; 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, and beyond. |
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Understand the approach of standards bodies, including IEEE, 3GPP, and 3GPP2. |
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Understand the impact of local policies, legal and regulatory frameworks in Telecoms service provision. |
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Understand the role of various stakeholders in Tanzania Telecoms Service provision. |