Network structure o packet data transport process

Network structure
o Packet-data transport process flow
o Radio network
o EVDO
o EVDO Session flows
• Week 4 Assignments
o Week 4 Lecture & Presentation
o Quiz 4
Week 5 – LTE
• Week 5 Learning Objectives – Upon completion students will be able to:
o LTE network architecture
o UE
o Enhanced node B
o Core network
o Radio channel components
o Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO)
o Carrier Aggregation
o Handover
o LTE-Advanced
• Week 5 Assignments
o Week 5 Lecture & Presentation
o Quiz 5
Week 6 - WiFi
• Week 6 Learning Objectives – Upon completion students will be able to:
o 802.11 Standards
o WiFi Protocols
o Network Architecture
o 802.11 Encryption Standards
• Week 6 Assignments
o Week 6 Lecture & Presentation
o Quiz 6
Week 7 – Mobile Location-Based Services (LBS) and Mobile Security
• Week 7 Learning Objectives – Upon completion students will be able to:
o Location based services (LBS) architecture

o Locating methods
o LBS applications
o Mobile encryption standards: CMEA, A5/1, A5/2, KASUMI, KASME
o Security vulnerabilities associated with wireless network architectures
o Security vulnerabilities associated with mobile devices
• Week 7 Assignments
o Week 7 Lecture & Presentation
o Quiz 7
Week 8 – Review & Final Exam
University of Arizona Final Examination Policy:
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Online Class Etiquette
What is Netiquette? Simply stated, it is network etiquette -- that is, the etiquette of
cyberspace. And "etiquette" means "the forms required by good breeding or prescribed

by authority to be required in social or official life." In other words, Netiquette is a set of