UMTS in 3 x 3 Hours - Part 3:
UMTS Procedures & Selected Scenarios

Course Description

• This course addresses the needs of engineers and technicians who already have a basic understanding of the UMTS and the related lower layer processing.
• The course starts with the presentation of mobility management in UMTS and continues with the introduction and discussion of QoS in UMTS for both, the circuit-switched and the packet-switched domain.
• The course also covers the security concept of UMTS, including the different options for encryption and authentication.
• The course concludes with a detailed presentation and discussion of the most important UMTS scenarios like mobile originating and mobile terminating call establishment, PDP-context activation and deactivation and soft handover.

As in all INACON web based training courses we integrated several interactive exercises for a perfect learning experience.

This web based training course comprises the third part of our web based “UMTS System Design Training” trilogy. The first part provides a thorough introduction to UMTS while the second part focuses on the protocol stack and lower layer processing.

Course Target

• The student will be enabled to understand all relevant details of UMTS-higher layer procedures within the UTRAN and the mobile station. This relates in particular to session management, call control and mobility management.
• The student will understand the message flow during call establishment, PDP-context activation and other.

Pre-Requisites

• Stable understanding of the predecessors of UMTS, the GSM and GPRS networks is favorable.
• It is preferable to take the first part (<=> “Access Technology & Air Interface”) and the second part (<=> “The Protocol Stack & Lower Layer Processing”) Details of our “UMTS System Design Training” trilogy beforehand.

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