ADVANCED SIGNALING SYSTEM SS7

Text Book: - SS7 Signaling by Travis. References: - Class Notes. Course Descr !t on:-

Spring 2011

The dramatic increase in Internet traffic is driving the need to standardize strategies for offloading data from the circuit-switched network and o timizing the erformance of I!-centric ne"t generation networks. The !STN is e" ected to continue roviding the vast ma#ority of residential users with access to the Internet and other data services. SS7 rovides a thorough introduction to SS7 $C7%. This course is designed to rovide a general overview for strategic or technical managers& consultants& communications rofessionals& software engineers& system engineers& network rofessionals& marketing and sales rofessional& information systems engineers& and other telecommunications'data communications rofessionals who lan on using& evaluating or working with SS7 and related roducts& a lications and services. "re-re#u s te(This is an introductory course with no rere)uisites 7,C-$!ter Gr$% n& "o' c(( - In Semester *valuations( +,- *nd Semester *valuation( )eek-* se Bre$k%o*n )eek
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