This course is an introduction to the GSM Wireless Network. Students will review the migration of cellular technology and the major components in the GSM Core Network.
Course overview
Date: Upon request Length: 1 day Location: Plano, TX, US Course number: 520211
Course benefit
Participants are introduced to GSM at the entry level.
Target audience
All professionals needing an introduction to GSM and its role in the wireless world.
Learning objectives
Upon successful completion of this training, participants should be able to:
Understand the GSM technologies in the context of the global mobile telecommunications marketplace
Know the functions of the basic mobile telephony core network elements
Distinguish between second and third generation mobile telephone core network architectures
Understand how GPRS works with second and third generation mobile networks to provide packet switched services
Describe how the GSM MAP protocol works with other protocols to provide mobility management, call origination, call termination, and other services including billing and location-based services
List the purpose and function of HP's INS-based OpenCall products that are compatible with GSM protocols
Compare and contrast the GSM MAP protocol to the ANSI-41 MAP protocol
Course prerequisites
Mandatory:
Good level of English – the course is delivered in English
Recommended:
None
Course materials & methodology
At the beginning of the course, each participant will receive a copy of all overhead slides. This is a lecture-only class with no practical sessions.
Training schedule
This training course is organized upon request
Requests for onsite training must be received 6-8 weeks in advance
A typical schedule covers:
Topics
Day 1
Wireless Communication
Reference Material
Review of Cellular
GSM Introduction
2G Network Components
2+G Network Components
3 G Network Components
GSM Scenarios
HP NonStop GSM Solutions
Application Protocols
ANSI-41 and GSM MAP Compared
Trainers profile
Training will be led by a senior HP consultant with a background in telecommunications, networks and the HP OpenCall NonStop INS platform, and with experience in maintaining and supporting customer sites.
Audience size
Typically, 3-12 participants are present in each class: A minimum of 3 students will be required, and class size is limited to a maximum of 12.
Course location
This course can be delivered both at a Hewlett-Packard site (with HP-supplied facilities and equipment) or on demand at the customer's premises (in which case the customer is responsible for training room setup, including PC video projector and white board).
Further information
For more details on this course's content, and availability please contact us directly.
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