CTU FEE Moodle
Telephony Communication Control
B232 - Summer 23/24
Telephony Communication Control - B2M32RTK
| Credits | 6 |
| Semesters | Summer |
| Completion | Assessment + Examination |
| Language of teaching | Czech |
| Extent of teaching | 2P + 2L |
Annotation
The course is oriented to audio or video issues in telecommunication networks, both fixed and mobile. Students will learn principles of switching systems and their management as well as the course will provide them with an overview of signaling systems in central exchanges and networks. The focus is on digital switching systems as circuit as packet switch oriented, i.e. so-called next generation network (NGN) and voice communication in 4G networks. (VoLTE).
Study targets
No data.
Course outlines
1. Telecommunication network. Switching system. Control system and switching elements. Principle of control of a switching system. Generation switching systems. Softswitch.
2. Numbering plans for telecommunication networks. Number portability and other services in liberalized telecommunications.
3. Signaling in switching systems. Analog systems, CAS and CCS. Overview of analog signaling U, P, K / MFC, E & M and etc.
4. Signaling CCS. Signaling systems, DSS1, Q-sig, DPNSS.
5. Signaling SS7 - part MTP L2 and L3, protocols ISUP, SCCP, TCAP, and INAP.
6. IP telephony, principles, scenarios. Quality of IP services, provision and evaluation.
7. Overview of VoIP protocols. SIP protocol, Part 1.
8. Protocol SIP, Part 2.
9. Intelligent Network (IN). Definition, implementation, trigger points and their specifications.
10. Next generation network (NGN). IMS. Definitions, features, principles, application. Convergence with existing networks.
11. Usage of VoIP in mobile networks - VoLTE, Part 1.
12. Usage of VoIP in mobile networks - VoLTE, Part 2.
13. Postprocessing of telecommunication traffic.
14. Billing approaches, methods for recording and transmission of data from central exchanges to a billing center. CDRs and their further usage.
2. Numbering plans for telecommunication networks. Number portability and other services in liberalized telecommunications.
3. Signaling in switching systems. Analog systems, CAS and CCS. Overview of analog signaling U, P, K / MFC, E & M and etc.
4. Signaling CCS. Signaling systems, DSS1, Q-sig, DPNSS.
5. Signaling SS7 - part MTP L2 and L3, protocols ISUP, SCCP, TCAP, and INAP.
6. IP telephony, principles, scenarios. Quality of IP services, provision and evaluation.
7. Overview of VoIP protocols. SIP protocol, Part 1.
8. Protocol SIP, Part 2.
9. Intelligent Network (IN). Definition, implementation, trigger points and their specifications.
10. Next generation network (NGN). IMS. Definitions, features, principles, application. Convergence with existing networks.
11. Usage of VoIP in mobile networks - VoLTE, Part 1.
12. Usage of VoIP in mobile networks - VoLTE, Part 2.
13. Postprocessing of telecommunication traffic.
14. Billing approaches, methods for recording and transmission of data from central exchanges to a billing center. CDRs and their further usage.
Exercises outlines
1. Introduction. Switching system terms revitalization.
2. Introduction theory for Labs
3. Introduction theory for Labs
4. Introduction theory for Labs
5. Lab #1: Analog subscriber signalling analysis
6. Lab #2: IMS - communication analysis
7. Lab #3: SS7 - signalling analysis
8. Lab #4: QoS - speech quality assessment
9. Lab #5: SIP signalling analysis
10. Lab #6: VolP gateways - configurationa and analysis
11. Lab #7: IP telephony - provisioning
12. Test exam
13. Excursion
14. Final
2. Introduction theory for Labs
3. Introduction theory for Labs
4. Introduction theory for Labs
5. Lab #1: Analog subscriber signalling analysis
6. Lab #2: IMS - communication analysis
7. Lab #3: SS7 - signalling analysis
8. Lab #4: QoS - speech quality assessment
9. Lab #5: SIP signalling analysis
10. Lab #6: VolP gateways - configurationa and analysis
11. Lab #7: IP telephony - provisioning
12. Test exam
13. Excursion
14. Final
Literature
ISBN 80-01-03366-X
Green, H. J.: The Irwin Handbook of Telecommunications. 5. vyd. New York, NY, USA: McGraw-Hill, 2006. ISBN 0-
07-145222-2
Flanagan, W. A.: VoIP and Unified Communications: Internet Telephony and the Future Voice Network. Wiley. 2012.
ISBN: 978-1-118-01921-4
Green, H. J.: The Irwin Handbook of Telecommunications. 5. vyd. New York, NY, USA: McGraw-Hill, 2006. ISBN 0-
07-145222-2
Flanagan, W. A.: VoIP and Unified Communications: Internet Telephony and the Future Voice Network. Wiley. 2012.
ISBN: 978-1-118-01921-4
Requirements
General overview of telecommunications and ICT