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What you'll learn

Characterize 5G modes (eMBB, uRLLC, mMTC) and list the main functional entities and their role (gNB, AMF, SMF, UPF, UDM, AUSF)

Justify how MIMO and massive MIMO are a technological breakthrough of mobile networks

Explain the security weaknesses of 4G and justify how 5G enhances security

Describe the interactions between network functions (NF) from the specification of a simple service in a service-based architecture (SBA).

Skills you'll gain

Encryption

Emerging Technologies

Network Performance Management

Mobile Security

Cloud Computing Architecture

Computer Networking

Telecommunications

Network Architecture

Service Oriented Architecture

Network Security

Authentications

Network Infrastructure

Interoperability

Network Protocols

Wireless Networks

There are 7 modules in this course

In recent years, operators have been deploying 5G technology on commercial mobile networks. The latter is announced as a major technological breakthrough with speeds beyond Gbit/s, very low latencies and above all a distribution in many sectors of activity (industry, transport, medicine, etc.). Beyond the announcement effects, this technology relies heavily on 4G. The waveform for radio transmission is identical, the management of data flows is similar. However, 5G significantly extends the possible options both in the choice of architectures and in the radio interface configurations as well as in the security mechanisms. All this is explained in the mooc. A certificate of successful completion is awarded by Coursera to learners who succeed in obtaining a mark greater than 50%. This MOOC has received financial support from the Patrick & Lina Drahi Foundation.

Module 1 : 5G services and architecture

Module 2 : The New Radio interface

Module 3: Data Flow and Mobility Management

Module 4: Security

Module 5: Service-Based Interfaces and Virtualization

Module 6: Security and Interconnection