Program Control of Switching Systems

The course is a substitute for:

Program Control of Switching Systems (32PRS)

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Department of Telecommunications Engineering

Synopsis:

The subject is targeted to getting knowledges about principles, features and usage of program control of switching systems. The overview of technical solution of various types of control units is discussed. There is also a basic description of principles and functionality of administrative, control, diagnostic and postprocessing (billing, charging) tools used by telecommunication operators. An accent is placed especially on programming of such systems. The CHILL programming language is discussed and practically trained in the UNIX operating system environment.

Requirements:

1. 100% participation in Labs

2. basic work with Unix

Syllabus of lectures:

1. Evolution of the Stored Program Control (SPC) systems. Generations of SPC systems.

2. Centralized and decentralized SPC. Examples of systems with these architectures.

3. Distributed SPC. Examples of systems with these architectures.

4. Basic features of SPC software. Its differentiation to functional blocks.

5. Operating systems for SPC systems - functions, features.

6. The CHILL programming language part 1.

7. The CHILL programming language part 2.

8. The CHILL programming language part 3.

9. The CHILL programming language part 4.

10. The CHILL programming language part 5.

11. The CHILL programming language part 6.

12. The MML communication language.

13. Automatic program diagnostics and failure correction in SPC systems.

14. Software of supervision and auxiliary systems and workstations.

Syllabus of tutorials:

1.Introduction. BOZP.

2.UNIX, Linux - versions, characteristics.

3.UNIX: directories, access rights, links. pipes.

4.UNIX: shell, scripts.

5.UNIX: more scripts.

6.UNIX: vi/vim.

7.UNIX: grep, awk, cut, sort, uniq, tac, diff.

8.UNIX: make, makefile.

9.UNIX: networking, NFS, samba.

10.UNIX practice

11.UNIX practice

12.EWSD system and MML

13.EWSD system traces

14.Final

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Study materials:

Recommended literature will be specified by lecturer.

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans:

• Telecommunications and Radio-engineering - Multimedia, Sound and Television Technology- structured s (compulsory elective course)