Modern Data Communications & Networking
The 2007 Upgrade
Louis Frydman
Who Should Attend
This seminar has been designed primarily for Technical Communicators who seek a clear understanding
of the foundations and technical aspects of Modern Data Communications and Networking - as well as
its very latest technology, in order to produce for their clients/employer the best quality material.
The Seminar's content is ideal for anyone in the marketing field or anyone who needs a
deeper understanding of the very latest technology in the world of
Data Communications and Networking.
Subjects to be covered during the course
The Seminar offers in-depth coverage of the following subjects:
Introduction
The implications of Modern Telecommunications
Fundamentals
Definition of Data Communications and Networks
How do we communicate?
Transmission Media
Signaling and Modulation
Data Communications Standards
Who needs standards?
The main players
ISO's 7 Layer OSI Model - is it still relevant?
The Internet and TCP/IP Model
Data Communications Equipment
Hardware Components
Modems and Multiplexors
WDM - Wave Division Multiplexing
Data Communications Circuits
Layer 1: The Physical Layer
Layer Functions and Standards
Transmission Lines - E1/T1, SDH/SONET
Broadband Access - xDSL, Cable Access
FTTx - Fiber to the Home
Layer2: The Link Layer
Data Link Functions
What is a communications protocol
HDLC - High Data Link Control
Layer 3: The Network Layer
Switching and Routing
Packet Switching Networks
Frame Relay Networks
ATM - the technology and who needs it
Wide Area Network Summary
How to chose your WAN solution
Circuit Switching
Packet Switching
Local Area Networks
LAN infrastructure
IEEE 802 LAN Standards
Ethernet and how it has survived
Hubs and Structured Wirings
Internetworking
Principles of Internetworking
Bridges, Routers and Gateways
What does a Router do?
TCP/IP
TCP/IP - the Protocol Suite
IP Addresses - what's the problem!
The Transport - TCP or UDP
How the applications fit in
The Internet
What is the Internet
Telephony over the Net and VOIP
What is an IP Service?
Network Quality of Service
Enterprise Issues
Network Management
Data Security and Firewalls
VPN - Virtual Private Network
Trends
Metropolitan Networks and Internet
MPLS the new routing
Wireless Broadband and WiMAX
Triple Play, IP TV
Modern Data Communications & Networking -
Cellular & Wireless Communications
Who Should Attend
The seminar has been designed primarily for Technical Communicators and those in Marcom,
who seek a clear understanding of the latest technology in the fields of Wireless,
Cellular Communications and Networking, in order to produce for their clients/employer
the very best quality material.
Subjects to be covered during the course
The Seminar offers in-depth coverage of the following subjects:
Introduction
Modern Networks
Definitions
The Wireless Spectrum
Cellular Networks
Background to Cellular Networks
Cellular Access Technologies - FDMA, TDMA, CDMA
GSM - 2nd generation
GPRS - 2.5G - Cellular Packet Networks
3G - 3rd generation - UMTS
IMS - IP Multimedia Subsystem
Wireless LAN Technology
WLAN - What is a Wireless LAN?
Wireless Ethernet - IEEE 802.11
Wifi - The Wifi Alliance, the hotspot market
Wi-Fi as a Broadband Access Alternative
Wireless Access Networks
The Wide Area Network Topology
Fixed Wireless Access Development
Broadband Wireless
WiMAX and backhaul technology
Additional Topics
Satellite and VSAT technologies
Bluetooth and Personal Networks
Data Security Issues
Summary
Louis Frydman
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Louis has a Masters Degree in Computer Science from London University, and over twenty five years
experience in Data Communications and Distributed Processing both in the UK and Israel.
In the UK, he was a Systems Engineer with ICL and subsequently with Olivetti,
in the pioneering days of distributed systems. During that time, Louis was also responsible
for the installation and maintenance of several online financial networks.
In Israel he continued his work with Olivetti, then moved to United Mizrahi Bank,
where he managed the Telecommunications Division for eight years and was directly responsible
for the Bank's highly respected financial network.
Over the past few years, as an independent consultant, his activities have included lecturing
as well as acting as a consultant to a large number of local and international clients in the
field of Local and Wide Area Networks, Network troubleshooting, and Data Security.
He is a chairman of the Guide Communications Group and regularly lectures in international
forums on Data Communications Technology.
Louis gave the Keynote Speech at the STC Israel Chapter's 2003 Convention.
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Satisfied Clients
The list of our satisfied clients includes:
Amdocs
Arel Communications
Avaya (Lucent)
BOS Better Online Solutions
Comverse Infosys
Comverse Network Systems
Docustar Documentation Services
ECI Telecom
Galileo Technology
Gaya Software Industries
Hever
Interdoc
MicroType
National Semiconductor
NBASE Communications
NDS Technologies
Novanet Semiconductors
Omegon
Optibase
Passcall Advanced Technologies
RAD Data Communications
Radcom
ROR
Unitronics
VCON
Write Direction (Yeda)
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