Azercell supports university course on ‘new generation networks’
BAKU – A course called New Generation Networks (NGN) is offered at the Caucasus University at the initiative of Azerbaijan’s leading cellular operator Azercell.
The NGN course is included into the curriculum of Computer Engineering department. Courses are delivered by Azercell specialists four hours per week. According to the curriculum, two hours per week are dedicated to delivering theoretical knowledge and the remaining hours are allocated for independent research.
The course consists of four parts. During the lectures dedicated to the fundamental GSM topic, students learn about switching systems, base station systems as well as GPRS and UMTS basics. Another part of the class concerns various transmission systems, operational and auxiliary systems.
New Generation Networks represent technical solutions emerging in the development phase of digital communication. This is a concept driving the development of communication technology. NGN covers all levels of contemporary communication systems. The aim of Azercell Telecom LLC in delivering NGN courses is to increase students’ awareness, knowledge and skills within the scope of NGN.
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