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This course provides an introduction to 2G GSM and GSM EDGE RAN (GERAN) technology.

You will learn the technical principles of GSM and GSM EDGE. The course covers the standardization of GSM, the GSM circuit switched and packet switched network architecture, GSM/GPRS services, GSM core and radio network operation, GSM charging and provisioning. The approach on the course is highly practical with lots of examples.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of GSM technology.

This course provides in-depth information on the 3GPP cellular system technology.

The technology covered includes the mobility, security and service machinery common to 2G and 3G+ networks. You will learn details on 3GPP core network technology. The course covers the architecture and interfaces of the 3GPP core network, idle mode procedures, circuit-switched operation (calls and handovers) and packet-switched operation (sessions and mobility). In addition, the course covers security features in the core network, network services and 3GPP charging principles. After the course you are well positioned to learn more details on the 3GPP 2G and 3G air interface technologies.

This course is targeted for technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of the 3GPP cellular system.

This course provides a system-level understanding of the 3G (WCDMA/HSPA) changes to the GSM network.

The course covers changes to the 3G network, air interface and system-level procedures. The course builds on the participants' previous understanding of 2G networks.

This course is especially targeted for technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a concise introduction to 3G technology.

This course provides in-depth information on advanced Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) -related issues.

You will learn advanced SIP topics such as interoperability, interoperability testing and detailed SIP usage in fixed and mobile telecommunication networks.

This course is suitable for anyone needing additional information on advanced SIP technology related issues.

This course provides an in-depth look at HSPA+ and LTE backhaul.

You will learn the different alternatives for HSPA+ and LTE backhaul transmission including latest Carrier Ethernet variants.

The course is especially suitable for technical personnel working with mobile network backhaul, but it is suitable for anyone needing an in-depth understanding of modern mobile network backhaul.

This instructor-led course provides an in-depth introduction to planning and designing HSPA+ and LTE backhaul networks.

You will learn how to plan and design HSPA+ and LTE backhaul. The approach is hands-on and most of the time will be spent with planning cases.

The course is suitable for network planners participating in the backhaul network design/planning process or requiring the knowledge to optimize or extend existing backhaul networks.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Bluetooth radio technology.

You will learn how Bluetooth technology works, key features in Bluetooth and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces key applications of Bluetooth, the operation of Bluetooth technology and key features in Bluetooth versions. In addition, the course introduces key challenges in Bluetooth (including the well-publicized security issues) and solutions to the challenges.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of latest Bluetooth technology.

This course provides advanced C# programming skills.

On this course, you will learn how to use the advanced features of C# in ASP.NET web programming.

This hands-on course is suitable for programmers with basic C# skills and a need to master the language features needed in professional programming.

This course provides basic C# programming skills.

On this course, you get an easy start with C# programming on the ASP .NET web platform.

This hands-on course is suitable for anyone who wants to learn the C# language.

This course covers advanced C++ programming topics.

On this course, you will learn how to use more advanced features of C++ in object oriented programming.

This hands-on course is suitable for personnel with basic C++ programming skills and a need to gain more confidence in the language for professional programming tasks.

This course provides a kickstart to object oriented programming with C++.

On this compact course, you will learn the basics of C++ and key object oriented programming concepts.

This hands-on course is suitable for personnel getting started with C++ and object oriented programming, or as a refresher for personnel how have not used their C++ knowledge for a long time.

This course introduces the cdma2000 1X EV-DO cellular network technology.

This course covers the EV-DO radio interface, network architecture and services.

This course is targeted for network operator and equipment manufacturer personnel needing an overview of EV-DO technology.

This course covers IPv6 deployment options and problems in current-day wireless, enterprise and service provider networks.

The focus is on practical aspects of IPv6, not on obscure technical details or options available only in the distant future.

This course is targeted to technically oriented persons interested in the future of IP networking.

This course provides an introduction to the available technologies for application creation in mobile devices.

You will learn what options are available for application creation and the pros and cons of each technology. The course introduces web (browsing, AJAX), Symbian, Linux, Java, Flash Lite and scripting development. In addition, the course compares the benefits and challenges of the technologies .

This course is targeted to technical management but is suitable to all personnel needing information about the development options.

This course provides an introduction to effective modern mobile device enterprise use

You will learn the new technologies supported by the new mobile devices and how the technologies may be used to gain competitive advantage. Course presents various enterprise use cases and examples with a practical approach

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about mobile devices in business use.

This course provides an introduction to cellular networking from the mobile device point of view.

You will learn what happens when a mobile device uses a cellular network. The course introduces the technology behind voice calls, SMS and cellular data transfer and what is needed in a mobile device to support these services. In addition, the course explains the key differences between 2G-2.75G GSM/GERAN connectivity, 3G WCDMA connectivity, 3.5G-3.9G HSPA connectivity and 4G LTE connectivity from the mobile device point of view.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about cellular connectivity.

This course provides an introduction to fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) technologies from the mobile device point of view.

You will learn what is needed to provide services in a mobile device through alternative access networks. The course introduces the FMC concept and convergence architectures including the ETSI TISPAN Next Generation Network (NGN) architecture, 3GPP WLAN interoperability, GAN/UMA and 3GPP Voice Call Continuity (VCC). In addition, the course introduces key challenges with each technology .

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about access convergence.

This course provides an introduction IP technologies in IP based mobile devices.

You will learn key IP technologies in a modern IP based mobile device: IP stack, DNS, Internet structure, WWW, Web 2.0, Web services.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about IP technologies in mobile devices.

This course provides an introduction to local connectivity technologies in mobile devices

You will what local connectivity technologies are in use in mobile devices, how the technologies work and the pros and cons of each technology. the technologies covered are: WLAN/Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee, Infrared, NFC (RFID) and USB.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about mobile device local connectivity technologies.

This course provides an introduction to the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) service enabler specifications for mobile service creation.

You will learn which parts of mobile services can be implemented in a vendor-neutral way using the OMA specifications. The course covers key OMA specifications, including content (download, DRM), messaging (MMS), voice (PoC), positioning (SUPL) and presence (presence SIMPLE). In addition, the course compares the specifications with other non-OMA options.

This course is targeted to technical management but is suitable to all personnel needing information about the service enablers.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to positioning technology.

You will learn how key positioning technologies work, and the pros and cons of the technologies. The course introduces key applications for positioning technology, and the operation of suitable network- and device-based positioning technologies, including cellular network positioning methods and A-GPS. In addition, the course introduces key challenges with each positioning technology and key positioning architectures such as 3GPP and OMA SUPL.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of positioning technology.

This course provides an introduction to mobile device technology.

You will learn the key drivers and limitations in mobile device technology, typical device mechanical structure, key UI (haptics) technologies, key electronic hardware in a mobile device, key software in a mobile device and the key functional parts of a device.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about mobile device technology.

This course provides a generic view of Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) and its common use cases.

On this course you will learn how DPI is used to analyze IP flows in today's communication networks. The course includes examples of the implementation of typical deep packet inspection use cases, and helps you avoid the typical pitfalls in deep packet inspection rule design.

The course is suitable for service provider and equipment manufacturer personnel working in project and product management, business development, service development, system engineering, system testing/verification and operations engineering roles.

This instructor-led course provides an in-depth introduction to planning and designing the Evolved Packet Core (EPC).

You will learn how to plan and design EPC networks. The approach is hands-on and most of the time will be spent with EPC planning cases.

The course is suitable for network planners participating in the Evolved Packet Core network design/planning process or requiring the knowledge to optimize or extend existing core networks.

This course provides an in-depth look at the LTE Evolved Packet Core (EPC).

You will learn the technical fundamentals of the LTE Evolved Packet Core (EPC), including EPC mobility and session management, DNS in EPC, core network pooling alternatives, radio network sharing, signaling flows, security features, 2G/3G/cdma2000/LTE-interworking, policy control and fair usage in EPC and EPC Quality of Service.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of the Evolved Packet Core network.

This compact course offers a comprehensive and easily understandable description of the main modern fixed access technologies, including Cable, Digital Subscriber Line (xDSL) and Optical fiber.

You will learn the standards, architecture, entities, data speeds, variants, operational principles, interfaces, protocols, data flows, service control, service provisioning and charging of Cable access, xDSL-access and Fiber optical access.

The course is suitable for service provider and equipment manufacturer professionals working in project and product management, business development, service development, system engineering, system testing/verification and operations engineering roles. As this course is updated with the latest technology standards info even professionals with extensive background in the field can benefit from this course.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the Generic Access Network (GAN) technology.

GAN technology allows a mobile device to roam seamlessly from a cellular network to a WLAN cell. This technology is also known as Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) You will learn how GAN/UMA works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key use cases of UMA/GAN, the UMA/GAN architecture and the key operation of GAN/UMA. In addition, the course introduces the key challenges for GAN/UMA technology.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of GAN/UMA technology.

This course provides an introduction to GSM-railway (GSM-R) technology.

You will learn the technical principles of GSM-R. The course covers the standardization of EIRENE/MORANE-based GSM-R technology and the 3GPP-specified functionality in GSM-R . In addition, the course covers the application of GSM-R in the European Train Control System (ETCS) and the application-specific functionality.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of GSM-R technology.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to 3.5G, or High-speed Packet Access (HSPA) technology.

You will learn how HSPA works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the High-speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and High-speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) additions to the 3GPP mobile network, their key features and the principles of operation. In addition, the course introduces the further enhancements of these technologies (HSPA+).

This course is especially targeted for technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a concise introduction to HSPA technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to 3.5G, or High-speed Packet Access (HSPA) technology.

You will learn how HSPA works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the High-speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and High-speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) additions to the 3GPP mobile network, their key features and the principles of operation. In addition, the course introduces the further enhancements of these technologies (HSPA+).

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of HSPA technology.

This course provides an efficient start with productive vector graphics work using Illustrator

You will learn the key concepts and skills for using Illustrator effectively in your job. The course covers the user interface, drawing and editing as well as the Illustrator workflow. With the basic knowledge and skills from this course you are well positioned to self-learn more about Illustrator. This course covers the CS5 version of Illustrator.

This course is suitable for multimedia creation professionals as well as illustrators working with vector graphics.

Learn how voice services are delivered in LTE networks using IMS and other methods.

You will learn how IP Multimedia Subsystem is used in LTE to deliver voice services. The course also covers 2G/3G/cdma2000/LTE voice interworking methods.

This course is especially is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of voice services in LTE.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS).

You will learn how IMS technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the multimedia services available through an IMS network, versions of the 3GPP IMS architecture and the key operation of the IMS network. In addition, the course compares the IMS architecture to other alternatives for multimedia service delivery.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of IMS technology.

This course provides an introduction to the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS).

You will learn how IMS technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the multimedia services available through an IMS network, versions of the 3GPP IMS architecture, overview operation of the IMS network and options for IMS service and application development. In addition, the course compares the IMS architecture to other alternatives for multimedia service delivery.

This course is especially targeted for technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a thorough introduction on IMS technology.

This course provides in-depth information on the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS).

You will learn how IMS technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the multimedia services available through an IMS network, versions of the 3GPP IMS architecture, detailed operation of the IMS network, options for IMS service and application development as well as inter-operation issues. In addition, the course compares the IMS architecture to other alternatives for multimedia service delivery.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of IMS technology.

This compact course introduces the VoLTE mechanism for implementing voice services in LTE networks.

You will get an overview of how VoLTE and the underlying IMS technology work in LTE networks.

This course is targeted for network operator personnel needing an overview of the changes introduced with VoLTE.

This course covers the IPv4 addressing/subnetting design process from fundamentals to topology-based planning.

Learned techniques can be applied to both small and large IP networks. The course contains numerous IP network design exercises, which ensure that participants learn each topic before advancing to a more demanding subject matter.

The course is suitable for network planners and administrators participating in the IP network design/planning process or requiring the knowledge to manage existing IP networks.

This course provides an introduction to advanced IP addressing and routing related planning methods, which involve topological and hierarchical design principles.

In addition, the course covers IP forwarding concepts, which you must understand to perform planning related to dynamic IP routing protocols.

The course is suitable for network planners and administrators participating in the IP network design/planning process or managing existing IP networks.

This course provides an extensive overview of all aspects of the available IP QoS technologies.

After the course, you will find reading and understanding router QoS documentation much easier.

The course is useful to both network designers and implementers. It also provides a good underpinning knowledge for QoS-aware IP application developers.

This course introduces the IP security architecture and related protocols.

You will learn IPsec and IPsec-related mechanisms in a comprehensive but understandable package. The course focuses on the most common use case of IPsec for Virtual Private Networking (VPN), but also covers the use of IPesc for host-to-host communication.

The course is targeted to network security administrators and network design and management personnel with both fixed and wireless network operators.

This course provides key technical knowledge on the Internet Protocol (IP).

You will learn key principles of how IP and IP networks work. The course covers the key protocols in the TCP/IP protocol stack, and includes both IPv4 and IPv6 versions. In addition, the course covers essential IP mechanisms such as the Domain Name System (DNS), IP address assignment, the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and IP routing .

This course is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of IP technology.

This course introduces the basics of IPv6, the network changes brought by IPv6 as well as IPv6 deployment options and issues in current-day wireless, enterprise and service provider networks.

The focus is on practical aspects of IPv6, not on obscure technical details or options available only in the distant future.

Technically oriented persons interested in the future of IP networking.

This course provides advanced Java programming skills in the web environment.

You will learn how to utilize more advanced Java features to ease your web programming tasks.

This hands-on course is suitable for programmers with basic Java skills and plan to implement more complex web applications.

This course provides basic web programming skills with Java technologies.

On this course, you will learn the basics of the Java language and how to create web applications on the PHP platform.

This hands-on course is suitable for anyone planning to build simple web applications using Java and PHP.

This course provides the essential skills for maintaining a Linux server.

You will learn how to configure the server, keep it running and perform typical maintenance tasks. The course covers the structure of a Linux server, key Linux concepts and the essential set of Linux commands. In addition, the course covers the configuration of the network connectivity and the configuration and management of key network services .

This course is targeted for anyone who needs to maintain a Linux-based server.

Learn advanced Linux server administration on this compact course.

This course provides advanced skills for managing a standalone Linux Server platform.

This hands-on course is suitable for technical personnel who need advanced Linux Server platform administration skills.

Learn basic Linux server administration skills on this compact course.

This course provides the key skills for managing a standalone Linux Server platforms.

This hands-on course is suitable for technical personnel who need basic Linux Server platform administration skills.

This course provides information on how to use a Linux workstation in a typical office environment.

No previous experience on using Linux is required to follow the training. The course concentrates in use of graphical applications for daily tasks. The course also briefly explains how to install a Linux in a personal workstation, and how to setup network connections. Installation of additional software applications is covered.

This course is targeted for anyone who needs to use a Linux workstation.

This course provides an introduction to key 4G mobile network technologies, including LTE, LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) and WiMAX 2.0.

You will learn the current state of 4G technology in both the 3GPP and IETF families and get an overview of their key mechanisms. The course focuses on network architecture and network operation. Air interface operation is covered only where it is required for understanding network operation.

This course is targeted to technical personnel starting work on LTE and WiMAX networks. The course is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of the network side of 4G technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the LTE Advanced (3GPP Release 10).

You will learn the technical principles of the 3GPP Release 10 LTE Advanced technology.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of the LTE Advanced mobile data network.

This instructor-led course covers the LTE air interface technical details.

You will learn the technical details of the LTE air interface.

The course is targeted to personnel working with the LTE radio network planning, network deployment, administration and LTE related R&D.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) 4G technology.

You will learn how LTE works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key features of LTE, the LTE radio interface and the LTE all-IP network architecture, known as the System Architecture Evolution (SAE). The course compares LTE and 2G, 3G, 3G+ technologies in terms of data rates, coverage, deployment cost and other important parameters network operator point of view. In addition, the timeline for LTE technology is discussed.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of LTE technology.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to the Long Term Evolution (LTE) and Evolved Packet Core (EPC) 4G technology.

You will learn the technical principles of the 4th generation 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology. The course covers the evolution to 4G, 4G mobile network standardization, the Evolded Packet System (EPS) technology foundations, Evolved UTRAN (EUTRAN), LTE air interface, Evolved Packet Core (EPC), 4G mobile network services and EPS network operation. The 4G and 2G/3G/3G+ technologies are compared in terms of technology, services, deployment cost, data rates, coverage and other important parameters operator deployment. The approach on the course is highly practical, clear and hype-free with lot's of examples.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of 4G mobile networks.

This instructor-led course provides an in-depth introduction to planning and designing LTE radio networks.

You will learn how to plan and design LTE radio networks. The approach is hands-on and a big part of the time will be spent with LTE network planning cases.

The course is suitable for network planners participating in the LTE radio network design/planning process or requiring the knowledge to optimize or extend existing LTE networks.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to all LTE signaling protocols and signaling procedures.

You will learn in detail LTE EUTRAN radio network and Evolved Packet Core (EPC) network signaling protocols and signaling flows.

The course is suitable for technical personnel working with LTE and EPC especially in system integration, system acceptance testing and R&D.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the LTE services.

You will learn the Long Term Evolution (LTE) services and the technical details behind them.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of LTE services.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to the Long Term Evolution (LTE) and Evolved Packet Core (EPC) 4G technology.

You will learn the technical details of the 4th generation 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology. The course covers the evolution to 4G, 4G mobile network standardization, the Evolded Packet System (EPS) technology foundations, Evolved UTRAN (EUTRAN), LTE air interface, Evolved Packet Core (EPC), 4G mobile network services and EPS network operation. The 4G and 2G/3G/3G+ technologies are compared in terms of technology, services, deployment cost, data rates, coverage and other important parameters operator deployment. The approach on the course is highly practical, clear and hype-free with lot's of examples.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of 4G mobile networks.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Mobile IP technology.

You will learn how Mobile IP works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key challenges for IP mobility and the operating principle of Mobile IP in IPv4 and IPv6. In addition, the course introduces the current status and further development of Mobile IP.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile IP technology.

This course provides an introduction to Mobile IP (v4/v6) technology.

You will learn how Mobile IP works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key challenges for IP mobility and the operating principle of Mobile IP in IPv4 and IPv6. The course presents the deployment options for Mobile IP. In addition, the course introduces the current status and further development of Mobile IP.

This course is especially targeted for technical support persons but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile IP technology.

This course provides an introduction to 3G, HSPA+ and LTE mobile network technologies.

You will learn the technical principles of the 3GPP family of network technologies including the latest evolutionary upgrades with a focus on providing world class IP data services. The course covers the 3G, HSPA/HSPA+ and LTE mobile network standardization, mobile network architectures, mobile network services and mobile network operation. The approach on the course is highly practical with lot's of examples.

This course is targeted to technical personnel, but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of the 3G, HSPA/HSPA+ and LTE mobile data networks.

This course provides an introduction to modern mobile network technologies.

You will learn the technical principles of the 3GPP family of network technologies including the latest evolutionary upgrades. The course covers the 2G, 3G and 3G+ mobile network standardization, mobile network architectures, mobile network services and mobile network operation. The approach on the course is highly practical with lot's of examples.

This course is targeted to technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of mobile networks.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Network Address Translation (NAT) technology.

You will learn how NAT works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the need for NAT technology, the NAT operating principle and the negative effect of NAT to the end-to-end model of the Internet. In addition, the course introduces the concept of NAT traversal to overcome challenges with NAT technology.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of the effects of NAT technology.

This course provides an introduction to Network Address Translation (NAT) technology.

You will learn how NAT works in various implementations and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the need for NAT technology, the NAT operating principle and the negative effect of NAT to the end-to-end model of the Internet. In addition, the course introduces the concept of NAT traversal to overcome challenges with NAT technology.

This course is suitable for anyone needing a technical introduction to NAT and NAT traversal technologies.

This course extends your knowledge related to NAT (Network Address Translation) technology.

The topics include advanced technical details of NAT and NAT traversal methods, including SIP traversal.

This course is suitable for anyone needing technical information related to the latest advances in NAT technology.

This instructor-led course provides an in-depth introduction to Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) and Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output (MIMO) -antenna technologies.

You will learn in detail the technical details behind OFDM including LTE uplink SC-FDMA as well as MIMO -antenna technologies. The course also covers the future development paths for both technologies, including those of LTE Advanced.

The course is suitable for technical personnel working with LTE and WiMAX.

This course provides an introduction to modern OSS and BSS systems design and implementation using widely accepted eTOM and TAM models

You will learn all important business and support functions in modern telecommunication networks. The course approaches the functional design and implementation from eTOM/TAM modeling point of view, emphasizing the importance of clear processes throughout the operational chain.

This course suits equally well for management, technical sales and marketing as well as engineers needing an overall picture of modern OSS/BSS systems with good interoperability

This course provides a comprehensive and easy to understand description of Policy and Charging Control (PCC).

You will learn the purpose, principles, architecture and operation of Policy and Charging Control as defined by the 3GPP. The PCC architecture, PCC functional entities, protocols and interfaces are described. PCC operation is illustrated with signalling flows. The course covers the Diameter base protocol, Diameter policy control (Gx), Diameter online charging (Gy) and Diameter offline charging (Gz).

The course is suitable for service provider and telecom equipment vendor professionals working in the project and product management, business development, service development, system engineering, system testing/verification and operations engineering roles.

Learn how to optimize GPRS, HSPA and LTE/Evolved Packet Core (EPC) end-to-end data services.

You will learn through examples how to optimize GPRS, HSPA and LTE/EPC end-to-end data services. The course covers planning of optimization projects, the how and what of statistics for data services, typical problems and optimization points, in-depth analysis of mobile data services and QoS issues.

The course is targeted to personnel working with mobile data services quality assurance, optimization and planning tasks.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to key 2G/3G packet core network signaling protocols and procedures.

You will learn in detail the key 2G/3G packet core network signaling protocols and signaling flows.

The course is suitable for technical personnel working with 3GPP packet core networks especially in operations, engineering, system integration, system acceptance testing and R&D roles. The course provides a solid foundation for troubleshooting packet core networks. As this course is updated with the latest 3GPP specification info even professionals with extensive background in the field can benefit from this course.

This course provides an efficient way to start productive image post-processing with Adobe Photoshop. You will learn how to post-process your images correctly for print and digital media.

The course covers the basic concepts in digital imaging, image adjustments as well as efficient image composition and manipulation using Photoshop layers and masks. In addition, the course covers issues related to image printing and the use of color profiles.

This course is targeted for digital photographers and print and digital media editors, but is suitable for any creative professional working with Photoshop. The course is based on Adobe Photoshop CS5.

This course provides the essential background and skills for planning and configuring a VoIP network.

You will learn how to plan and configure essential items in market leading VoIP servers and gateways. The course covers the structure of a VoIP server and gateway, key VoIP concepts and the essential configuration. Examples will be given for Asterisk, SIP Express Router (SER) and Cisco Call Manager / Cisco gateways.

This course is targeted for technical personnel in charge of administering a VoIP server.

This course provides a comprehensive and easy to understand description of the RADIUS protocol and its applications.

You will learn the key concepts, architecture, configuration and operation of RADIUS. The operation of RADIUS in authentication, authorization and accounting is illustrated with signalling flows. The course is highly practical and RADIUS functionality is illustrated with demos and practical exercises.

The course is suitable for service provider and telecom equipment vendor professionals working in project and product management, business development, service development, system engineering, system testing/verification and operations engineering roles.

This course provides key skills in shell and Perl scripting.

On this compact course, you will learn how to create and run simple shell and Perl scripts.

This hands-on course is suitable for anyone needing a tool to quickly manipulate data or automate administrative tasks.

This course provides in-depth information on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and its applications.

You will learn how SIP and SIP based services operate. The course gives thorough underpinning knowledge required when working with any SIP –based application. The course presents the SIP architecture, operation, user mobility, services, standardization and SIP usage in fixed and mobile networks (including SIP-I, ENUM and IMS-overview) and The course approach is practical and the presentation includes frequent demos and SIP call and service examples.

This course is suitable for anyone needing a technical understanding of SIP technology.

This course provides the key underpinning modern telecommunication network knowledge needed for working in the industry.

You will learn how the operation of all important modern telecommunication networks, what infrastructure is needed for the different types of networks and how the services are provisioned and charged. The course covers Operation Support Systems (OSS) networks, traditional fixed networks, ADSL and cable modem access, GSM and 3G mobile networks, VoIP and IP Multimedia System technologies as well as 4G wireless technologies (WiMAX and LTE). The course also presents key developments underway in telecommunication networks such as network convergence and new IP based multimedia services and new access methods. The approach on the course is clear, jargon-free and practical.

This course is suitable for anyone needing a wide understanding of modern telecommunication networks. Even people with a background in the industry will benefit from the course.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the technologies enabling touch user interfaces in mobile devices.

You will learn how resistive, capacitive and inductive technologies work as well as learn the key challenges with touch technology.

This course is especially targeted for technical research and development as well as support personnel but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile WiMAX technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology.

You will learn how USB works, and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces key USB concepts, the features of each USB version and key operation of an USB bus. The course also introduces the application of USB to mobile devices (USB OTG).

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of USB technology.

This course provides the essential skills for maintaining a Windows 2008 R2 Server.

You will learn how to configure the server, keep it running and perform typical maintenance tasks. The course covers the structure of a Windows 2008 R2 Server, key concepts and the essential set of Windows server commands. In addition, the course covers the configuration of the network connectivity and the configuration and management of key network services .

This course is targeted for anyone who needs to maintain a Windows 2008 R2 Server.

This course provides in a compact package in-depth information on the WCDMA radio interface.

You will learn the details of the WCDMA radio interface including the HSPA+

Yhis course is suitable for technical personnel requiring in-depth knowledge of the WCDMA radio interface.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to 3G, or Wideband Code-division Multiple Access (WCDMA) technology.

You will learn how WCDMA works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key features of WCDMA, the principles of operation of the WCDMA radio interface and the structure of the WCDMA radio network. In addition, the course introduces key challenges of the technology.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of WCDMA technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the Mobile WiMAX (802.16e) 4G technology.

You will learn how WiMAX works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key features of Mobile WiMAX, operation of the Mobile WiMAX radio interface and the WiMAX network structure. In addition, the course introduces the mobility functions in Mobile WiMAX.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile WiMAX technology.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to the Mobile WiMAX (802.16e) 4G technology.

You will learn how WiMAX works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the key features of Mobile WiMAX, operation of the Mobile WiMAX radio interface and the WiMAX network structure. In addition, the course introduces the mobility functions in Mobile WiMAX.

This course is especially targeted for technical personnel, but is suitable for anyone needing thorough knowledge of Mobile WiMAX technology.

Learn in this compact course advanced standalone Windows servers administration.

This course provides advanced skills for managing a standalone Windows Server platforms.

This hands-on course is suitable for technical personnel who need advanced Windows Server platforms administration skills.

Learn in this compact course how to administer standalone Windows servers.

This course provides the key skills for managing a standalone Windows Server platforms.

This hands-on course is suitable for technical personnel who need basic administration skills on Windows Server platforms

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the 802.11 family of WLAN technologies.

You will learn how WLAN technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the deployment options for WLAN, the features of each WLAN version, and the operating principles of the WLAN network. In addition, the course clarifies the multitude of security options for WLANs.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of WLAN technology.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to the 802.11 family of WLAN technologies.

You will learn how WLAN technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the deployment options for WLAN, the features of each WLAN version, and the operating principles of the WLAN network. In addition, the course clarifies the multitude of security options for WLANs.

This course is especially targeted for technical personnel but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of WLAN technology.

This course provides practical skills on using WLAN devices in VoIP networks.

You will learn how to configure and use WLAN devices such as mobile phones in VoIP networks. The course covers the various configuration parameters needed to connect to VoIP networks over WLAN. In addition, the course provides practical configuration hints on getting best results in different VoIP environments.

This course is targeted for WLAN/VoIP network administrators, but is suitable for anyone needing to connect mobile devices to VoIP networks. The course is based on standard protocols and is not tied to any vendor-specific VoIP environment.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the use of Voice over IP (VoIP) technology in Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN).

You will learn how VoWLAN technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the applications of VoWLAN and the technologies used in typical applications. In addition, the course introduces the key challenges in VoWLAN technology and key solutions designed to overcome the challenges.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of VoWLAN technology.

The course provides a practical, hands-on way to get started on application development on the Windows Phone platform.

You will learn through practical exercises all aspects of the platform you need for developing typical Windows Phone applications.

This course is targeted to phone application developers getting started on Windows Phone 7 development.

This course provides a thorough understanding of the Metro UI of Windows Phone for application designers.

You will learn how to design applications that adapt to and benefit from the unique aspects of the Windows Phone user interface, instead of working against the platform style and practices.

This course is targeted to user interface designers, user experience specialists, managers and application developers.