Introduction to Telecommunications Concepts (TM550)

A broad introduction to telecommunications, targeting important terms and concepts in networking and networking architectures. Understand the essential role the industry plays in today's business environment. Examine major components of a typical network. Explore principal elements in enterprise networks, network access, and core networks. Acquire knowledge of key networking technologies-frame relay, ATM, ADSL, and mobile wireless networks as well as networking services and applications and the chief industry players in key segments. Exploring the landscape of international telecommunications, you will also acquire a brief history of the industry as well as an overview of the regulatory environment and challenges in today's networks. If you do not possess a background in communications technologies, but you wish to concentrate in Stevens' Telecommunications Management graduate program, you may be required to enroll in this non-credit course to prior to enrolling in TM601.




This course is part of the following programs:

Program NameProgram Directors(s)
Telecommunications Management MastersAudrey Curtis
I just completed my Graduate Certificate and I strongly recommend the Stevens’ WebCampus curriculum to anyone interested in improving their academic credentials while working full time. WebCampus offers flexibility, challenging and informative lessons, and an education that can actually be used in the real-world workplace. Denise O’Brien, Project Manager, AT&T"
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