Last updated 7/2022
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You will learn Open RAN and how to build 4G / 5G networks using opensource software and general-purpose, COTS hardware
What you’ll learn
Open RAN Concepts, Architectures, & Interfaces
Open Radio Access Network Concept details and building blocks
Building the New Radio Air Interface of 4G/5G using opensource tools
Building the UE New Radio Air Interface of 4G/5G using opensource tools
Building the EPC/5GC Network core of 4G/5G using opensource tools
Practically seeing the features of the 4G/5G network
The unlicensed Spectrum for 5G private networks
Using SDR (e.g., USRPs) and off-the-shelf compute devices for prototyping 4G/5G networks
The key building blocks of Private 4G/5G Networks
The differences between 5G and the other Wireless Cellular Mobile Generations
Requirements
There are no requirements
Description
Open RAN (O-RAN, ORAN) and Private 4G / 5G NetworksIn this course, you will mainly learn two things: 1) Learn the Open RAN Concepts, Architectures, Interfaces, and the details related to them.2) Learn how to build 4G & 5G networks using open-source Open RAN software and general-purpose, COTS hardware.If you want to prepare yourself to build practical, and fully open telecom equipment, software programs, and end-to-end 4G/5G systems alternative and competitive to those produced by conventional Telecom companies, such as NOKIA, HUAWEI, SAMSUNG, ERICSSON, ZTE, etc., or want to learn how to build private 4G/5G networks, then this course is just for you. In this course, you will learn in detail most technical aspects of building end-to-end 4G and 5G systems including eNodeB/gNodeB, UE, and EPC/5GC.Private networks, no matter who you ask (see: here, here, or here) have transitioned from lab toys to a multi-billion dollar industry. Open source too has left the lab and solutions from the likes of RedHat, OpenStack, O-RAN Alliance, and the Telecom Infra Project are a growing presence in operators’ networks globally. As the footprint of open source grows, and network operators see the benefits of deploying open source, the industry is responding by developing open source solutions moving up the stack. Now with the introduction of the Magma project, open-source is moving into complex network functions like the core of the 4G and 5G mobile networks.Dumping gas on the open and private network fire, the FCC has made available commercially deployable CBRS spectrum that we see taking off in the recent auction and as Spectrum Access Systems (SASs) go live. With its 3-tier access, CBRS means anyone can get a meaningful chunk of airwaves with 25 times (or more) the power of most Wi-Fi networks to deliver high-quality wireless services.In light of these changes, in this version of the build your own network how-to, I will move our target from a lab network to a commercial-grade LTE network deployment. Let’s get started.After you complete watching all the lecture videos of the course, you will get a professional certificate of completion.
Overview
Section 1: Open RAN Introduction and Motivation
Lecture 1 5G Open RAN Trailer: Course content preview
Lecture 2 Introduction to Open RAN: overview, motivation, and basics of Open RAN (O-RAN)
Lecture 3 Architecture, building blocks, components and interfaces of Open RAN (O-RAN)
Lecture 4 How the movement of Open RAN started: Connecting the dots to achieve FB goals
Lecture 5 The real benefits of disaggregating the hardware and software of 5G RAN
Lecture 6 Potential use cases and applications of Open RAN and private 4G/5G networks
Section 2: Example on an Open RAN software: O-RAN Detailed Description and how to use it
Lecture 7 Continue on the Motivation and Overview of the Course Content – WHY, WHAT & HOW
Lecture 8 The details of the project to be built using srsRAN software and COTS hardware
Lecture 9 User equipment (UE) Full Stack – srsRAN Compliance with ORAN & its architecture
Lecture 10 eNodeB and EPC Full Stack – srsRAN Compliance with ORAN and its architecture
Section 3: Setting up the SDR devices (USRPs) with an open source 4G/5G suite tool (srsRAN)
Lecture 11 Setting up and configuring USRPs with an open source 4G/5G suite tool – part 1
Lecture 12 Setting up and configuring USRPs with an open source 4G/5G suite tool – part 2
Lecture 13 Setting up and configuring USRPs with an open source 4G/5G suite tool – part 3
Section 4: More possible ways and methods to build private 4G/5G networks
Lecture 14 SDRs and O-RAN: Other ways to build a private open-source 4G/5G Network – Part 1
Lecture 15 SDRs and O-RAN: Other ways to build a private open-source 4G/5G Network – Part 2
Lecture 16 SDRs and O-RAN: Other ways to build a private open-source 4G/5G Network – Part 3
Section 5: Explaining the exact details of building private 4G/5G networks
Lecture 17 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 1) -5G and its Features
Lecture 18 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 2) -Leading Companies in 5G R & D
Lecture 19 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 3) – Reasons for Building a 5G Network
Lecture 20 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 4) – Evolution of RAN
Lecture 21 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 5) – Evolution of RAN
Lecture 22 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 6) – Evolution of RAN
Lecture 23 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 7) – 5G Open RAN
Lecture 24 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 8) – Possible Ways: Old Way vs New Way
Lecture 25 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 9) – Different Approaches: RAN Frameworks
Lecture 26 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 10) – Different Approaches: RAN Frameworks
Lecture 27 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 11) – Different Approaches: CORE Framework
Lecture 28 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 12) – Different Approaches: EDGE Framework
Lecture 29 Building private 4G/5G networks (Step 13) – SRSRAN and it’s Features
Section 6: The exact steps of building private 4G/5G networks
Lecture 30 Virtually Building an end-to-end LTE Network (Step 14)
Lecture 31 Virtually Building a 5G NSA end-to-end Network – (Step 15)
Lecture 32 Real-time Implementation of a 4G LTE Network – (Step 16)
Section 7: Open RAN Security
Lecture 33 Open RAN Security
Anyone interested in learning about Open RAN and how to practically build private 4G and 5G networks can join the course
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