Mobile Telecommunications & Wireless Telecommunications Courses (MTWTC)

• MTWTC-001 Digital Cellular Technologies and Network Design
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of digital cellular technologies and a working understanding of network design for digital cellular network.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who, in their course of work, will be involved in the planning and design of digital cellular network and is therefore a practical hands-on type of course.
• MTWTC-002 Wireless Local Loop Technology and Network Design
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of Wireless Local Loop (WLL) technology and a working understanding of network design for wireless telecommunications.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who, in their course of work, will be involved in the planning and design of Wireless Local Loop (WLL) network and is therefore a practical hands-on type of course.
• MTWTC-003 Alternative Access Technologies
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of alternative access technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who would like to know more about the alternative access technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
• MTWTC-004 Fixed Microwave Radio
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of fixed microwave radio technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who would like to know more about fixed microwave radio technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
• MTWTC-005 Bluetooth
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of Bluetooth technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for engineering personnel, who would like to know more about Bluetooth technologies available in the mobile and wireless telecommunications network system.
• MTWTC-006 Universal Mobile Telephone Service (UMTS)
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of UMTS and all the key aspects of 3G technology, covering the fundamentals of CDMA, radio interface, network topology, transport network, core network, protocol layers as well as ATM and IP.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for engineers, technical managers, project and product managers with a background in mobile telecommunications systems. While delegates should preferably have an engineering background, the course would be of significant benefit to anyone embarking on the road to 3G, whether as network operator, equipment vendor or regulator.
• MTWTC-007 Wireless Broadband
  Aim - This course is intended to provide the trainee with an overview of Wireless Broadband and how Wireless broadband Technology is evolving. All types of Wireless Broadband technologies will be covered including, fixed, mobile and nomadic.
  Who should attend - This course is intended to for all staff who need a detailed understanding of Wireless Broadband and how Wireless broadband Technology is evolving.
• MTWTC-007 UMTS Technology and Utran Network Design
  Aim - The course will provide a detailed technical overview of UMTS technology and CDMA design principles in designing 3G systems, with some practical exercises. Topics will include 3G specifications, UMTS architecture and services, voice and data traffic engineering and network design. The course will also highlight some practical considerations including co-siting with GSM.
  Who should attend - The course is intended for planning engineers, support staff, management and those requiring a technical understanding of the technology and implementing 3G services within the 3G planning process.