| Course Name : OSS & BSS Development Training |
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| Deployment Options : Online/classroom - Instructor-Led Training |
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Course Duration : 25 hrs.
Prime Bit Solutions is a noteworthy name for availing OSS BSS Development Training course In Hyderabad. Whether you are a fresher or RF Engineer, you can get yourself enrolled with us and complete this full-fledge course. The OSS / BSS Training is very popular among OSS & BSS Engineers, Optimization Engineers, O&M Engineers and Technical Support Engineers. This is because this course is very helpful in ensuring a bright career in the field of Wireless Chip Development. Taught by the experts of the domain, OSS & BSS training course is studied by a large number of students.
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- Understand modern telecommunications and the role that OSS / BSS plays
- Identify eight key areas for which current OSS / BSS systems provide support within a modern Telco
- Represent diagrammatically a typical OSS architecture
- Explain the relevance of the TMF, eTOM and NGOSS to the development of OSS / BSS
- Evaluate current and future OSS / BSS solutions, giving strengths and weaknesses in each case
- List four major OSS / BSS equipment manufacturers, together with their main product areas in each case
- Freshers, RF Engineers,OSS & BSS Engineers, Optimization Engineers, O&M Engineers & Technical support Engineers who have wish to shift their career into Wireless Chip Development.
| Module 1: Introducing Mobile Networks |
- A Telecommunications Network
- Components of a Cellular Network
- Cellular Networks
- Drivers for mobility
- The requirements of a Mobile Telecoms network
- The market place
- Trends and Forecasts
- Regulation and Standards
- GSM and GPRS – The Global Standard
- Projecting ahead – The evolution to 3rd Generation
| Module 2: Radio and Cellular Principles |
- What is a cellular system?
- Radio characteristics
- Analogue
- Digital
- Spectrum – a scarce resource
- The value of spectrum
- Sharing the resource
- FDMA
- TDMA
- FDMA/TDMA
- CDMA and W-CDMA
- Maintaining the call whilst mobile
- Handover
- Planning the network
- Technical
- Costs
- The roll-out
| Module 3: The User Experience (Services, Applications and Handsets) |
- What are services?
- Who provides them?
- What is their value
- To the operator?
- To the user?
- How do we pay?
- Services – a time line
- The next step – Personalised, Location-based, High value, More-capable services
- Example services
- Messaging
- Ticketing/vending
- Vehicular
- Multimedia information
- Content
- WAP
- XHTML
- i-Mode
- Accessing the services
- A Virtual Home Environment?
- The requirements for User Devices
- The user interface
- Forms and Form Factors
- Design considerations – Size, Functionality, Display, and Power considerations
- Multi-band and multi – system handsets
- Future devices
- Other technologies
- Bluetooth
- Wireless LAN
- Selling the handset
- Current Handsets and capabilities
- Exercise – an Island Telco (Choosing the strategy and access scheme)
| Module 4: The GSM and GPRS Network Infrastructure |
- The network – what does it do?
- Circuit or packet switched?
- The Core Network
- Switches and routers
- Circuit Switched
- Packet Switched
- Signalling – SS7
- Controlling the network
- Mobility
- HLR, VLR, EIR and AuC
- Services – IN and CAMEL
- The Radio Network
- Radio Elements
- Base Transceiver Station (BTS)
- Base Station Controller (BSC)
- The Transcoder and Rate Adaption Unit (TRAU)
- Evolution to 3rd Generation
- The Core Network
- EDGE
- UMTS and W-CDMA
- HSDPA
- IP Network Infrastructure
- IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)
- Convergence and the evolving network
- Exercise – an Island Telco (Designing the Network)
| Module 5: Procedures and Operation |
- Identities
- Location and Routing Areas
- Procedures
- At switch-on
- Finding the network
- The Location update
- Making & receiving a call
- Supplementary service examples
- GPRS RA Update
- Establishing the session (MM and PDP Contexts)
| Module 6: Network Building Blocks |
- Transmission – Connecting the network together
- PDH
- SDH
- DWDM
- Leased Lines
- Transport and switching technologies
- ATM
- IP
- Frame Relay
- Signalling and Control
- SS7
- Operations and maintenance
- Exercise – an Island Telco (Building the infrastructure)
| Module 7: Supporting Systems |
- Messaging Systems
- SMS
- MMS
- Voicemail
- Location Based Services
- Access to Content
- IN and CAMEL
- Open Service Access
- The Operational Support System (OSS) and Business Support System (BSS)
- Billing Systems in the Mobile Environment
- Exercise – an Island Telco (Operating Profitably)
| Module 8: A Typical Network - Bringing it all Together |
- Reviewing the operator / network model, including:
- Infrastructure
- Architecture, Vendors
- Branding
- Services and Applications – Strategies
- Data access mechanisms
- Circuit switched, GPRS
- Content
- Portals & Content types
- Evolution Strategies – GSM with GPRS, UMTS
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