Course Code: MB350
The Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) is a very complex technology that is described in tens of thousands of pages of technical specifications. Wray Castle has distilled this information into a two-day, high-level focused learning experience that will significantly shorten the learning curve for understanding this technology.
Those requiring a technical introduction to the UMTS network, its architecture, capabilities and operations including how it interworks with other networks.
An appreciation of 2G network operation and services and an ability to comprehend technical information is beneficial.
UMTS evolution and 3G standardization
3G spectrum allocation
UMTS services and service aims
UMTS network architecture
UMTS radio environment and system areas
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
Core network operation
The IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)
CDMA operation and code types
Power control and handover
UMTS channels and air interface operation
UMTS network procedures
