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Who should attend this UMTS course

Engineers, technicians and other technical professionals requiring a technical foundation in UMTS systems and technology. The course is particularly valuable for those who are in the process of converting from current 2G technologies (for example GSM) to 3rd Generation systems, and those who will be working closely with UMTS in a technical capacity.

UMTS Course Pre-requisites

Delegates should have an understanding of of radio principles and basic modulation techniques, along with a current mobile communications system, prior to attending this course.

Lifetime Post-Course Support

After completing this UMTS training course, delegates receive lifetime post-training support from LEVER Technology Group PLC, to help them apply the technologies and skills they have learned with us, to provide career-long support, and to ensure they are better equipped for their future roles in IT and networking.

UMTSTraining Course Content

UMTS Development

Review of 1st and 2nd Generation systems
Advanced 2G, and 2.5G technologies:

HSCSD
GPRS
EDGE

3rd Generation drivers
UMTS Terminology
UMTS Frequency Spectrum and Licensing
3G Organisations
Other systems

UMTS Service Provision

Service Provision Philosophy
Quality of Service Principle
Location Based Services
Virtual Home Environment
Multimedia Messaging

UMTS Network Architecture

Basic UMTS Architecture (Rel. ’99)
Core & Access division
Core Network Entities:

Packet Switched
Circuit Switched
Databases
Additional Elements
Evolution to IP

Core Network Signalling
Core Network Service Provision
3rd Party Access
Multimedia Provision
Internetworking
Radio Access Network Entities:

Node B
Radio Network Controller
RAN evolution

UTRAN Interfaces:

Iu, Iub, Iur, (Uu)

Release 99+ Architecture Options

UTRAN Protocol Architecture

General Structure
Iu interface Protocol Stack (CN-UTRAN)
Iub interface Protocol Stack (RNC-Node B)
Iur interface Protocol Stack (RNC-RNC)
ATM in the UTRAN
SS7 in the UTRAN

CDMA Principles for Cellular Systems

General Cellular Principles
Multiplexing, Multiple Access and Duplex working
CDMA Outline
Code Functions:

Synchronisation
Identification
Channelisation
Spreading
Scrambling

UMTS CDMA Principles and Codes
Implementation and Operational considerations

Modulation
Multipath Diversity
Power Control
Handovers
Macro / Micro Diversity
Cell Breathing

Air Interface

Air Interface Architecture
Structure and Functions of: - Radio Resource Control

Radio Link Control
Medium Access Control

Channel Types and Bearers
UMTS Frame Structure
FDD Framing
Physical Channel Examples:

Uplink DPCH
Downlink DPCH
PRACH

Example Procedures:

Cell Synchronisation
Random Access
RRC Connection Establishment

Example Signalling Sequences

Location Registration / Update
Security Procedures

Mutual Authentication
Cipher Key Generation
Encryption
User Confidentiality

MO CS call
MT CS call
MO PS call
MT PS call

User Equipment

General Architecture
Service Capabilities
Radio Access Capabilities
Power Classes

UMTS System Overview — a 2-day training course