Course Outline
What defines the new era of smart technology?
- Categories of smart technology,
- Technological layers of the Internet of Things,
- Integrating business and smart solutions: adapting new technologies and 5G
What are the fundamental concepts underlying 5G and IoT?
- Electromagnetic spectrum,
- Latency,
- eMBB,
- mMTC,
- uRRLC,
- Open RAN,
- Frequency sub-ranges utilized in 5G and IoT networks,
- Fresnel zone,
- Material attenuation,
- Types of propagation environments,
- Diffraction,
- Tropospheric refraction,
- Hydrometeors
What should you know about 5G antennas?
- Various types of antennas,
- Beamforming,
- Null steering,
- Frequency reuse,
- Antenna interactions with the environment and transmission attenuation
What are the capabilities of 5G, and what considerations are critical for IoT?
- Spectrum sharing,
- Power saving mode,
- Self-healing capabilities,
- QoS (Quality of Service)
How is the 5G architecture structured?
- Non-standalone 5G,
- Dual Connectivity Concept,
- Migration from 4G,
- Core principles of 5G design
What role do 5G virtualization and slicing play in the Internet of Things?
5G (and IoT) security - what challenges arise during implementation?
- Physical attacks,
- DDoS,
- Edge attacks,
- IMSI slicing,
- Silent downgrade,
- Device tracking
What does the future of 5G look like, particularly regarding adaptations for technologies such as AI, the Metaverse, and Blockchain?
Q&A session
Requirements
A fundamental understanding of IoT concepts is required.
Testimonials (1)
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.
