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Introduction to Data Communications |
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Overview |
Data communications is a fast moving and ever expanding subject area that is proliferating. This two-day course is designed to keep the networking professional up to date with the topic and to maximise the potential of new techniques and facilities. It incorporates overviews of the cutting-edge technologies, describing their evolution and implementation |
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Potential delegates |
Anyone who requires a thorough but non-technical overview of current and future data networking technologies. |
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Prerequisites |
A basic knowledge of computers and communicating systems would be an advantage. |
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Duration |
2 days |
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Course Objectives |
By the end of
the course delegates will be able to:
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Course Content |
Introduction History; analogue multiplexing; data communication problems Standards ITU-T; ISO; ETSI; IEEE; ANSI. Digital and Analogue Evolution; modems; Codec; digital multiplexing; PDH; SDH Local Area Networks Standards; Ethernet; Token-Ring; repeaters; hubs; bridges; switches, WiFi Wide Area Networks Packet and Circuit switching; PVC & SVC Concepts ISDN Outline; basic rate; primary rate; operation; standards Frame Relay Outline; operation; formats; local management interface ATM Outline; The sub layers; principles; VPI/VCI; SPVC TCP/IP TCP, UDP, Addressing, port Numbers, Routing, VoIP, VPN MPLS Outline; FEC; RSVP; LDP XDSL ADSL, SDSL and VDSL Wireless Access 1G to 3G |
