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Aspire     5G Technologies and Practices     5G Technologies and Practices Track 2: 5G Practices

Final Exam: 5G Practices will test your knowledge and application of the topics presented throughout the 5G Practices track of the Aspire 5G Technologies and Practices Journey.



Objectives

Final Exam: 5G Practices

  • analyze government involvement in 5G deployments and associated complexities
  • compare and contrast the non-standalone and the standalone modes of 5G deployment
  • compare and contrast the OSI model with the TCP/IP protocol stack
  • compare the 4G protocol stack with that of 5G and determine how the former enables the latter
  • compare the operation of the 5G protocol stack with its 4G counterpart
  • define 5G small cell technology and compare it with its legacy counterparts
  • describe the 5G core network architecture and its components
  • describe the characteristics, technical implications, advantages, and disadvantages of a 5G network deployed in standalone mode and how this pertains to the 5G core
  • describe the network vulnerabilities that are unique to 5G networks
  • describe the operation of the 5G protocol stack at the physical layers
  • describe the operation of the 5G protocol stack within the four sublayers of its data link layer
  • describe various features that 5G small cell networking employs, including MIMO, beamforming, and self-healing capabilities
  • describe various strategies to deal with and overcome the most common obstacles and difficulties associated with government officials and agencies
  • detail the various ways in which government officials and related bodies are involved with 5G deployments
  • discuss the reasoning behind the development of small cells in 5G and the advantages they deliver
  • enumerate the possible obstacles that may present themselves through the adherence to required legal limits and thresholds when deploying 5G
  • examine how the 5G protocol stack relates to the OSI model and how it extends its mechanisms of operation
  • examine the advantages associated with obtaining various government departments and entities as customers of 5G services
  • examine the features of protocol stacks that define the mechanisms and operation of wireless
  • examine the user plane stacks associated with communication over the Xn and N4 interfaces
  • explore the advantages delivered by virtualization and their implication for the 5G core network
  • identify the most common motivations behind attacks on telecom networks, including acquiring information and disrupting services
  • identify the role of the Internet Protocol (IP) within a 5G network in both the short and long term
  • investigate the architecture of the 5G core network, its components, and its operation
  • list the various applications that can benefit from or absolutely require small cell networks
  • outline AT&T's 5G strategy and assess its positioning within the current market and industry environment
  • outline China Mobile's 5G strategy and assess its positioning within the current market and industry environment
  • outline how the use of non-standalone installations can introduce new vulnerabilities that must be dealt with
  • outline Reliance Jio's 5G strategy and assess its positioning within the current market and industry environment
  • outline the history of security in telecommunications as well as the importance of privacy, especially in today’s highly connected network
  • outline the purpose of a protocol stack and identify how it aids in understanding, designing, and operating communication networks
  • outline T-Mobile's 5G strategy and assess its positioning within the current market and industry environment
  • outline various real-world use cases for 5G small cell networking
  • outline Verizon's 5G strategy and assess its positioning within the current market and industry environment
  • recall the most common motivations behind attacks on telecom networks, including acquiring information and disrupting services
  • recognize the common goals and services that mobile communication providers around the world share
  • review the architecture of the 5G core network, its components, and its operation
  • review the history of cellular networking from its inception to 4G networks
  • review the OSI model, including its origins, history, and purpose
  • synopsize the current state of 5G deployment worldwide, based on the analysis of the examined mobile network operators