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A graduate of the course is able to:
- analyze the services provided by contemporary communication networks,
- theoretically analyze technologies related to xDSL services,
- justify the current state of ISDN usage,
- summarize the features of ISDN,
- compare ATM and other high-speed transfer options,
- assess the creation of ATM cells in relation to services,
- propose signaling using SS7,
- categorize the quality of QoS services,
- describe the possibilities of the TMN Telecommunications Control Network,
- analyze the topology of PON passive optical networks and the method of communication in them,
- assess the activation process of the end unit in the GPON network,
- use integer programming in current networks,
- analyze IP transmission of Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks,
- compare IPv6 following IPv4 and the OSI reference model versus the TCP/IP network architecture.

A student who enrolls in the course should be able to:
- explain the basic concepts of converged communication networks,
- define the properties of Ethernet-type networks,
- name the regularities of IPv4,
- express the properties of multimedia services,

In general, bachelor's level knowledge is required. Work in the laboratory is subject to a valid qualification of "knowledgeable person for independent work", which students must obtain before starting classes. Information on this qualification can be found in the Dean's Directive Acquainting Students with Safety Regulations.

0-30 points for a completed study on the issue of PON,  the condition for credit is the acceptance of the developed study
0-70 points for the oral exam
The exam is aimed at verifying orientation in the issue of communication network services with a focus on service quality and issues of passive optical PON networks.

1. Services provided by modern communication systems - general analysis.
2. Integrated digital network services – ISDN. Basic and primary access, reference model of the ISDN subscriber connection, frame structure on the S and U interfaces, terminal power supply.
3. Asynchronous transport method - ATM. ATM principle, service classes, ATM cell and layer model. Synchronization, virtual path and virtual channel, classes of service, ATM network elements.
4. Technology related to xDSL services (ADSL, SDSL, HDSL, VDSL), including theoretical analysis, connection, reference model, modulation, interference in ADSl, crosstalk.
5. Signaling system SS7. SS7 Features, Signaling Network, SS7 Construction, MTP Message Transfer Part, User Parts, Dynamic Network Routing, SS7 Management.
6. Internet protocol version 6, continuation of IPv4, OSI reference model versus TCP/IP network architecture.
7. Quality of service QoS. Telecommunication Management Network - TMN.
8. Telecommunication services from the point of view of the economy
9. Passive optical networks network topology and communication method.
10. The development of passive optical networks and their differences from the point of view of the physical and transmission layers.
11. Activation process of the end unit in the GPON network.
12. Use of integer programming in contemporary networks, network as a graph, load distribution from the point of view of transmission price.
13. IP network transmission Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM), CWDM, DWDM, TDM versus WDM, Routing and Wavelength Assignment (RWA).

ŠKORPIL, V., ENDERLE, P., KAPOUN, V. Services of Telecommunication Networks for joint teaching programme of BUT and VSB-TUO. BUT Brno 2014 (EN)

FARMER, J., LANE, B., BOURG, K., WANG, W. FTTx Networks, Technology Implementation and Operation. Morgan Kaufmann Elsevier, 2016. ISBN 978-0-12-420137-8. (EN)