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This document outlines a course on Switching and Intelligent Networks. The course objectives are to understand different types of switching, intelligent network systems, modern switching in integrated services digital networks, and advances in switching technologies. The course is divided into 5 chapters covering introduction to switching, circuit switching, advances in switching, introduction to intelligent networks, and call control. Students will learn about concepts like space and time division switching, two-dimensional switching, shared memory packet switches, intelligent network architecture and service functions. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, tests and a final exam. The course aims to provide knowledge of digital switching and intelligent network principles and applications.

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Swint

This document outlines a course on Switching and Intelligent Networks. The course objectives are to understand different types of switching, intelligent network systems, modern switching in integrated services digital networks, and advances in switching technologies. The course is divided into 5 chapters covering introduction to switching, circuit switching, advances in switching, introduction to intelligent networks, and call control. Students will learn about concepts like space and time division switching, two-dimensional switching, shared memory packet switches, intelligent network architecture and service functions. Assessment includes assignments, quizzes, tests and a final exam. The course aims to provide knowledge of digital switching and intelligent network principles and applications.

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Program of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Wolaita Sodo University, College of Engineering


Course Title: Switching and Intelligent
Pre-requisites: ECEG-5143:
Network: 2(1,3,0)
Telecommunication Networks
Course Number: ECEG-5144
Course status: Compulsory
ECTS Credit: 5
Semester: X
Module: Communication System and Network Module Coordinator: TBA
Contact Hours(per week): 5
Lecturer: TBA
Course Objectives &
Competences to be Acquired

Course Description/Course
Contents

Gain knowledge and understanding of the working


principles of different types of Switching.
Understand and application Intelligent Network
systems.
Understand the concept of modern switching used in
Integrated Service Digital Network.
Gain insight into principles of various digital
switching, like packet switching and introduction to
advances in switching.
To be able to identify and understand the application,
operation and maintenance of these digital switching..
Introduction to Switching function.
Background, basic principle of switching, circuit;
Switching and packet switching.
Space Division switching
Multiple stage switching, blocking probabilities,
folded four wire switches.
Time Division Switching Analog Time division
switching, Digital Time Division switching.
Two-dimensional Switching
STS switching, TST switching and STN switching.
Introduction to advances in switching
Shared-Memory Fast Packet switches;
Shared-Medium Switches;
Fast-Packet Switches;
Space-Division Fast Packet Switches
Introduction to Intelligent Network
Driving Forces behind the IN; Overview of IN IN
Architecture
Call Control; Various Service functions (Creation,
Service Control, Service; Data, Management, Resource,
Switching functions).
Benefits of IN N11 access service, ADOB, Command
routing, Call gate, Personal access, Calling party pays,
PNS, MCS, and PBX extend service.

Course Outline
Contents
CHAPTER 1
Introduction to Switching function.
1. Back ground of switching
1.1.
Basic principle of switching
1.2.
Switching and signaling
1.3.
Types of switching
1.3.1. circuit switching
1.3.2. message switching
1.3.3. packet switching

Chapter Objective
At the end of this
chapter, students are
be able to understand
what switching is,
Basic principles of
different types of
switching i.e. circuit,
message and packet
switching.
Describe Principles
of
operation
of
signaling
and
switching
CHAPTER 2
At the end of this
Circuit switching
chapter, students are
2. introduction
be able to understand
2.1.
Space Division switching
what circuit
2.1.1. Multiple stage switching
switching is and its
2.1.2. blocking probabilities
detail,
2.1.3. Folded four wire switches.
Space and time
2.1.4. Signaling to the Exchange
division switching
from the Telephone.
and
2.1.5. Time Division Switching
Two dimensional
2.1.5.1. Analog Time division
switching.
2.1.5.2. Digital Time Division
Designing time
switching
division and space
2.2.
Two-dimensional Switching
division switching
2.2.1. STS switching
Designing two2.2.2. TST switching
dimensional
2.2.3. STN switching
switching i.e.
designing STS, TST,
and STN switching
Blocking
probabilities
CHAPTER 3
At the end of this
Introduction to advances in switching
chapter, students are
3.1. Shared-Memory Fast Packet
be able to understand
switches
what
3.2. Shared-Medium Switches

Time Allotted
1 week

4weeks

3 weeks

3.3. Fast-Packet Switches


3.4. Space-Division Fast Packet

Switches
CHAPTER 4
Introduction to Intelligent Network
4.1.
What is IN?
4.2.
Driving Forces behind the IN
4.3.
Overview of IN
4.4.
IN Architecture
CHAPTER 5
Call Control
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Various Service functions
5.2.1. Creation
5.2.2. Service Control
5.2.3. Service
5.2.4. Data
5.2.5. Management
5.2.6. Resource,
5.2.7. Switching functions
5.3. Benefits of IN N11 access service
5.4. ADOB
5.5. Command routing
5.6. Call gate
5.7. Personal access
5.8. Calling party pays
5.9. PNS
5.10.
MCS
5.11.
PBX extended service.
Teaching & Learning Methods
Assessment/Evaluation
Attendance Requirements
Literature

At the end of this


chapter, students are
be able to understand
what intelligent
Network is and
IN architecture.
At the end of this
chapter, students are
be able to understand
what call control is
and
various service
functions
benefits of IN N11
command routing
PBX extends service

3 weeks

4 weeks

Lectures, tutorials, lab exercises, project, etc


Attendance (5%); Assignment (20%), Chapter
Quizzes (15%); Tests (20%); Final Examination
(40%)
75% lecture attendance
Textbook:

References:
Digital Telephony by J. Bellamy
Fundamental of Telecommunication Network
by Tarek N. Saadawi and Mostafa H.
Ammar; Wiley Series.
SPC Digital Telephone Exchange by FJ
Redmill and AR Valder,, IEE
Telecommunication series, Peter Pergrines

Ltd.
Telecommunication Networks by JE Flood,
IEE Telecommunication series 2nd. Edition

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