Course Outline
What defines the new era of smart technology?
- Types of smart technologies,
- Technological layers of the Internet of Things,
- Integrating business and smart solutions: adapting new technologies and 5G
What are the core concepts underpinning 5G and IoT?
- Electromagnetic spectrum,
- Latency,
- eMBB (Enhanced Mobile Broadband),
- mMTC (Massive Machine-Type Communications),
- uRRLC (ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications),
- Open RAN,
- Frequency sub-ranges utilized in 5G/IoT networks,
- Fresnel zone,
- Material attenuation,
- Types of propagation environments,
- Diffraction,
- Tropospheric refraction,
- Hydrometeors
What should you know about 5G antennas?
- Various antenna types,
- Beamforming,
- Null steering,
- Frequency reuse,
- The interplay between antennas, environment, and transmission attenuation
What are the capabilities of 5G and key considerations for IoT implementation?
- Spectrum sharing,
- Power saving modes,
- Self-healing networks,
- QoS (Quality of Service)
What does the 5G architecture entail?
- Non-standalone 5G,
- Dual Connectivity Concept,
- Migration strategies from 4G,
- Core 5G design principles
How do 5G virtualization and network slicing apply to the Internet of Things?
5G (and IoT) security - what are the challenges during implementation?
- Physical attacks,
- DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service),
- Edge Attacks,
- IMSI slicing vulnerabilities,
- Silent downgrade attacks,
- Device tracking risks
What does the future of 5G hold, including the adaptation of technologies such as AI, Metaverse, and Blockchain?
Q&A session
Requirements
A foundational understanding of IoT concepts.
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The ability of the trainer to align the course with the requirements of the organization other than just providing the course for the sake of delivering it.
