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Evidence Guide: ICTTEN609 - Produce and evaluate architecture designs for convergent cellular mobile networks

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ICTTEN609 - Produce and evaluate architecture designs for convergent cellular mobile networks

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Plan and prepare for design of cellular mobile networks

  1. Analyse requirements of the mobile network
  2. Examine technical characteristics of the GPRS systems
  3. Develop network architecture for a GPRS network, in addition to the circuit-switched domain of 2G (Generation)
  4. Review 3G structure and identify network requirements to provide a wide variety of services ranging from voice and paging services to interactive multimedia, including teleconferencing and internet access
  5. Examine technical characteristics, data rates, operating frequencies and multiplexing schemes of the 3G system
  6. Establish positioning and types of antennas, terminals, processors, required protocols and architecture, based on technical specifications and requirements
Analyse requirements of the mobile network

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Examine technical characteristics of the GPRS systems

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Develop network architecture for a GPRS network, in addition to the circuit-switched domain of 2G (Generation)

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Review 3G structure and identify network requirements to provide a wide variety of services ranging from voice and paging services to interactive multimedia, including teleconferencing and internet access

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Examine technical characteristics, data rates, operating frequencies and multiplexing schemes of the 3G system

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Establish positioning and types of antennas, terminals, processors, required protocols and architecture, based on technical specifications and requirements

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Design a GPRS (2.5G) cellular network

  1. Investigate how 2.5G GPRS overlays the GSM network to transmit and receive transmission control protocol (TCP) and/or internet protocol (IP) based data to and from GPRS mobile devices
Investigate how 2.5G GPRS overlays the GSM network to transmit and receive transmission control protocol (TCP) and/or internet protocol (IP) based data to and from GPRS mobile devices

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Design a 3G cellular network

  1. Develop network architecture for a 3G network and explain functions of the network elements
  2. Integrate a 3G network with a wireless local area network (WLAN)
Develop network architecture for a 3G network and explain functions of the network elements

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Integrate a 3G network with a wireless local area network (WLAN)

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Research and evaluate design features of proposed 4G cellular network

  1. Investigate how a fully IP-based 4G system will provide an end-to-end IP integrated solution for voice, data and streamed multimedia to end-users roaming anytime and anywhere
  2. Investigate access schemes of a 4G network
  3. Investigate the implication for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in relation to 4G support of a greater number of IP-based wireless devices with applications for improved multicast, security and route minimisation capabilities
  4. Investigate use of advanced antenna systems to enable 4G with high rate, high reliability and long range communications
Investigate how a fully IP-based 4G system will provide an end-to-end IP integrated solution for voice, data and streamed multimedia to end-users roaming anytime and anywhere

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Investigate access schemes of a 4G network

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Investigate the implication for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in relation to 4G support of a greater number of IP-based wireless devices with applications for improved multicast, security and route minimisation capabilities

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Investigate use of advanced antenna systems to enable 4G with high rate, high reliability and long range communications

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Produce reports for architectural design for cellular networks

  1. Present a report on the impact of competing technologies on each other and get consensus on concepts
  2. Investigate potential interoperability and global roaming issues that may be faced by GSM, 2.5G, 3G and 4G cellular technologies
Present a report on the impact of competing technologies on each other and get consensus on concepts

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Investigate potential interoperability and global roaming issues that may be faced by GSM, 2.5G, 3G and 4G cellular technologies

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Plan and prepare for design of cellular mobile networks

1.1 Analyse requirements of the mobile network

1.2 Examine technical characteristics of the GPRS systems

1.3 Develop network architecture for a GPRS network, in addition to the circuit-switched domain of 2G (Generation)

1.4 Review 3G structure and identify network requirements to provide a wide variety of services ranging from voice and paging services to interactive multimedia, including teleconferencing and internet access

1.5 Examine technical characteristics, data rates, operating frequencies and multiplexing schemes of the 3G system

1.6 Establish positioning and types of antennas, terminals, processors, required protocols and architecture, based on technical specifications and requirements

2. Design a GPRS (2.5G) cellular network

2.1 Investigate how 2.5G GPRS overlays the GSM network to transmit and receive transmission control protocol (TCP) and/or internet protocol (IP) based data to and from GPRS mobile devices

3. Design a 3G cellular network

3.1 Develop network architecture for a 3G network and explain functions of the network elements

3.2 Integrate a 3G network with a wireless local area network (WLAN)

4. Research and evaluate design features of proposed 4G cellular network

4.1 Investigate how a fully IP-based 4G system will provide an end-to-end IP integrated solution for voice, data and streamed multimedia to end-users roaming anytime and anywhere

4.2 Investigate access schemes of a 4G network

4.3 Investigate the implication for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in relation to 4G support of a greater number of IP-based wireless devices with applications for improved multicast, security and route minimisation capabilities

4.4 Investigate use of advanced antenna systems to enable 4G with high rate, high reliability and long range communications

5. Produce reports for architectural design for cellular networks

5.1 Present a report on the impact of competing technologies on each other and get consensus on concepts

5.2 Investigate potential interoperability and global roaming issues that may be faced by GSM, 2.5G, 3G and 4G cellular technologies

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Plan and prepare for design of cellular mobile networks

1.1 Analyse requirements of the mobile network

1.2 Examine technical characteristics of the GPRS systems

1.3 Develop network architecture for a GPRS network, in addition to the circuit-switched domain of 2G (Generation)

1.4 Review 3G structure and identify network requirements to provide a wide variety of services ranging from voice and paging services to interactive multimedia, including teleconferencing and internet access

1.5 Examine technical characteristics, data rates, operating frequencies and multiplexing schemes of the 3G system

1.6 Establish positioning and types of antennas, terminals, processors, required protocols and architecture, based on technical specifications and requirements

2. Design a GPRS (2.5G) cellular network

2.1 Investigate how 2.5G GPRS overlays the GSM network to transmit and receive transmission control protocol (TCP) and/or internet protocol (IP) based data to and from GPRS mobile devices

3. Design a 3G cellular network

3.1 Develop network architecture for a 3G network and explain functions of the network elements

3.2 Integrate a 3G network with a wireless local area network (WLAN)

4. Research and evaluate design features of proposed 4G cellular network

4.1 Investigate how a fully IP-based 4G system will provide an end-to-end IP integrated solution for voice, data and streamed multimedia to end-users roaming anytime and anywhere

4.2 Investigate access schemes of a 4G network

4.3 Investigate the implication for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in relation to 4G support of a greater number of IP-based wireless devices with applications for improved multicast, security and route minimisation capabilities

4.4 Investigate use of advanced antenna systems to enable 4G with high rate, high reliability and long range communications

5. Produce reports for architectural design for cellular networks

5.1 Present a report on the impact of competing technologies on each other and get consensus on concepts

5.2 Investigate potential interoperability and global roaming issues that may be faced by GSM, 2.5G, 3G and 4G cellular technologies

Evidence of ability to:

provide a detailed summary of the client’s business domain when designing network

provide a detailed summary of current industry-accepted network hardware and software products and their general features and capabilities, when designing a general packet radio service (GPRS) (2.5G) and 3G network

design viable GPRS (2.5G) and 3G network solutions to meet particular business needs

research design features of 4G cellular networks.

Note: If a specific volume or frequency is not stated, then evidence must be provided at least once.

To complete the unit requirements safely and effectively, the individual must:

outline general features and capabilities of current industry security products, devices and procedures

provide detailed information regarding global system for mobile (GSM), GPRS (2.5G) and 3G network design

provide a detailed summary of current industry-accepted cellular mobile network protocols

summarise technical characteristics of GPRS systems including:

capability classes and multi-slot classes

coding schemes

data rates

management systems when evaluating roaming features

operating frequencies and modulation schemes

remote user issues when establishing siting and types of antennas, terminals, processors, required protocols and GPRS (2.5G) and 3G network architecture, based on technical specifications and user requirements

explain concepts of three or more current industry network development and design methodologies used when designing networks.