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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Foundations: 6G Strategic Vision and Technical Imperatives
- Emerging 6G Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and service classifications (latency, reliability, throughput, sensing capabilities)
- Core technological enablers and projected implementation timelines
- Impact on network architecture and physical infrastructure requirements
Transport Network Transformation: Fronthaul, Midhaul, and Backhaul
- Specifications for ultra-low-latency transport and deterministic network tunnels
- Fronthaul architectural options (CPRI/eCPRI, RoE, split schemes) and bandwidth scaling strategies
- Advances in optical transport and fiber densification methodologies
Cloud-Native RAN, vRAN, and O-RAN Convergence
- Cloud-native network functions and containerized Radio Access Network (RAN) principles
- vRAN design patterns, hardware acceleration mechanisms, and disaggregation trade-offs
- O-RAN architectural framework, open interface standards, and integration complexities
Edge and Distributed Compute Architecture
- Edge deployment strategies for Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) and ultra-low-latency service delivery
- Capacity planning, resource orchestration, and multi-access edge compute management
- Interoperability between central cloud, edge, and on-premises resources
Timing, Synchronization, and Deterministic Operations
- Precision timing requirements supporting 6G operational use cases
- PTP, SyncE, and GNSS considerations, including network hardening strategies
- Architectures ensuring deterministic packet transport and fault tolerance
Spectrum, RF, and Antenna System Preparedness
- mmWave and THz propagation challenges and implications for cell planning
- Antenna system advancements: Massive MIMO evolution and active array technologies
- Network densification, backhaul provisioning, and site power and thermal management
Integrated Sensing and Communication Infrastructure
- Co-design of sensing-capable radio systems and network-aware sensing pipelines
- Data fusion, timing synchronization, and edge processing for real-time sensing applications
- Key applications: positioning services, environmental monitoring, and industrial sensing
Network Automation, AI-Native Management, and Orchestration
- Intent-based networking, closed-loop automation, and model-driven operational frameworks
- Application of AI/ML for traffic forecasting, fault detection, and resource optimization
- CI/CD pipelines for network functions and automated validation protocols
Security, Resilience, and Trustworthy Infrastructure for Government
- Threat models applicable to highly distributed 6G network topologies
- Hardware and software supply-chain integrity and risk assessment
- Operational resilience, redundancy architectures, and disaster recovery planning
Testing, Validation, and Digital Twin Methodologies
- Verification methodologies for latency, jitter, and throughput Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
- Utilization of Digital Twins for planning, scenario analysis, and capacity forecasting
- Interoperability testing with legacy 5G systems and multi-vendor network stacks
Migration Strategies and Implementation Roadmaps
- Phased upgrade pathways: coexistence strategies designed to minimize operational disruption
- Business case development, cost estimation, and Return on Investment (ROI) analysis
- Pilot program planning, KPI definition, and stakeholder engagement for rollout
Workshop: Design Review and Readiness Assessment
- Practical architecture design exercise addressing a realistic deployment scenario
- Gap analysis and prioritized remediation planning for infrastructure readiness
- Presentation of proposed implementation roadmap and risk mitigation measures
Summary and Strategic Next Steps
Requirements
- Professional experience in telecommunications network engineering and design
- Proficiency with 4G/5G RAN and core network concepts
- Working knowledge of IP transport, timing/synchronization, and RF fundamentals
Target Audience
- Telecommunications engineers and Radio Access Network (RAN) architects
- Network planners and transport/optical engineers
- Infrastructure and cloud architects preparing networks for next-generation evolution for government and public sector use