Aspire     5G Technologies and Practices     5G Technologies and Practices Track 1: 5G Principles

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To fully appreciate any mobile communication technology, we must explore the series of innovations that led to its arrival. 5G, as a product of decades of research and development, is no different. Diving deeper into its predecessor, 4G, will give us a better understanding of how 5G is both similar and different and how those qualities affect its future.

In this course, we'll examine the history of 4G, show how it opened the way for its successor 5G, compare and contrast the key differences between these mobile communication generations, and analyze some of the notable obstacles to the rollout of 5G technologies and applications.
Bu the end of this course, you'll have a foundational understanding of the benefits and obstacles of 5G's use in society.

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Objectives

5G Principles: Comparing 5G to 4G discover the key concepts covered in this course examine the history and evolution of 4G, including intermediate rollouts and marketing promises state the needs that 4G fulfilled and examine the results of its deployment identify ways in which 4G became a beachhead for the emergence of 5G and its services analyze the primary driving forces behind 5G's rollout and what it's usage promises are compare 5G's improvements to speed and how these apply to real-life scenarios compare 5G's improvements to latency and how these apply to real-life scenarios Within the context of real-life applications, compare the innovation of network slicing introduced with 5G and how this compares to 4G deployments compare 5G's improvements to frequency usage as well as network deployment flexibility and how these apply to real-life scenarios examine some technological challenges involved in the migration from 4G to 5G, including backhaul capacity, frequency deployment, and geographical and topological obstacles examine some social and political challenges involved in the migration from 4G to 5G, including public sentiment, political will, and the preservation of historical districts summarize the key concepts covered in this course