4G Network Fundamentals Week 1 Quiz Answer
In this article i am gone to share Coursera Course: 4G Network
Fundamentals Week 1 Practice Quiz Answer with you..
Quiz W1-L1 Answer
Question 1)
Note: This quiz is a training exercise, which is not included in the final score.
W1.L1.Q1: In the above photo, element A is:
- a base station
- a cell
- an antenna
- a database
Question 2)
W1.L1.Q2: Element B is:
- a base station
- a cell
- an antenna
- a database
Question 3)
W1.L1.Q3: Select one or several statements that seem correct
- With 4G, the SIM card is not used at all anymore
- The SIM card contains the subscription identity, this identity is unique throughout the world
- The SIM card is provided by the operator to which you are subscribed
Quiz W1-L2 Answer
Question 1)
Note: This quiz is a training exercise, which is not included in the
final score.
W1.L2.Q1: A cellular network is made of
- a set of radio stations retransmitting the information from the source to the recipient through successive hops on a radio channel
- a set of satellites interconnected to each other
- a set of base stations deployed across a large territory and connected to a fixed network
Question 2)
W1.L2.Q2: In a zone that is densely populated (tick two boxes),
- cells are large to allow many persons to be covered
- cells are large to minimize the number of base stations to be installed and avoid health issues with residents
- cells are small to provide a high capacity in Mbit/s/km2
- cells are small to minimize the network cost
- cells are small to minimize transmit powers
Question 3)
W1.L2.Q3: In a mobile network, the territory is divided into cells to
(tick two boxes)
- allow each base station to have a satellite link with the network,
- make sure a terminal is always in range of a base station,
- restrain the waves within a limited space,
- increase the capacity of the network.
Question 4)
W1.L2.Q4: The beacon channel is
- transmitted by the terminal and is used to trigger the base stations,
- transmitted by the base station and is used to deactivate the terminals,
- transmitted by the base station and is used by the terminal to get an indication of the level of coverage.
Question 5)
W1.L2.Q5: Consider a terminal that does not detect any beacon
channel. It means that:
- the user can only make emergency calls,
- the user has not paid his/her bill,
- no cellular network covers the area where the user is located
- the terminal does not have enough battery to reach the base station
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Quiz W1-L3 Answer
Question 1)
Note: This quiz is a training exercise, which is not included in the
final score.
W1.L3.Q1: SGW means
- Servile Gigantic Work
- Standalone Grouped gateWay
- Serving GateWay
Question 2)
W1.L3.Q2: An SGW
- is a server that sends the parameters of the network to the terminal,
- is a gateway that allows the 4G network and the Internet to interconnect to each other,
- is a gateway that serves a geographical area and that forwards data packets sent to or from terminals,
- is a gateway that forwards data packets sent to or from terminals and controls these packets based on predetermined security rulesfilters.
Question 3)
W1.L3.Q3: A PGW
- is a server that sends the parameters of the network to the terminal,
- is a gateway that allows the 4G network and the Internet to interconnect to each other,
- is a gateway that serves a geographical area and that forwards data packets sent to or from terminals,
- is a gateway that forwards data packets sent to or from terminals and controls these packets based on predetermined security rulesfilters.
Question 4)
W1.L3.Q4: When I use a 4G network (in a standard architecture), all
the data packets sent to and from my terminal
- always go through a SGW and a PGW,
- always go through a PGW but through a SGW only when I am not at home,
- always go through a SGW but through a PGW only if I have a professional subscription.
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Quiz W1-L4 Answer
Question 1)
Note: This quiz is a training exercise, which is not included in
the final score.
W1.L4.Q1: In a 4G context, HSS means
- Holistic Serving System
- Home Subscriber Server
- Her Splendor's Ship
- Homo sapiens sapiens
Question 2)
W1.L4.Q2: When someone turns on his 4G terminal and connects to a
4G network,
- the subscriber profile stored in the SIM card is transferred to the HSS,
- the subscriber profile is permanently stored in the MME and is locally activated,
- the subscriber profile permanently stored in the HSS is transferred to the MME.
Question 3)
W1.L4.Q3: The MME (Mobility Management Entity)
- controls a set of base stations on a regional or national scale,
- determines the location of each terminal with an accuracy of a few dozen meters,
- filters user data packets.
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Quiz W1-L5 Answer
Question 1)
Note: This quiz is a training exercise, which is not included in
the final score.
W1.L5.Q1: Does an HSS exchange messages with a PGW in the EPC
standard architecture?
- Yes
- No
Question 2)
W1.L5.Q2: Can an MME be connected to several SGWs
- Yes
- No
Question 3)
Questions S1.L5.Q3 to S1.L5.Q8 refer to the figure below. You can
open this figure in another window by right-clicking here.
S5.L5.Q3. Which node does the UE entity correspond to?
- Enter answer here
Question 4)
S5.L5.Q4. Which node does the PGW entity correspond to?
- Enter answer here
Question 5)
S5.L5.Q5. Which node does the eNodeB entity correspond
to?
- Enter answer here
Question 6)
S5.L5.Q6. Which node does the SGW entity correspond to?
- Enter answer here
Question 7)
S5.L5.Q7. Which node does the HSS entity correspond to?
- Enter answer here
Question 8)
S5.L5.Q8. Which node does the MME entity correspond to
?
- Enter answer here
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Quiz W1-L7 Answer
Question 1)
Note: This quiz is a training exercise, which is not included in
the final score.
S1.L7.Q1: Second- and third-generation networks have been
deactivated and dismantled in Europe since 4G networks are available
on a large part of the European territory
- Yes
- No
Question 2)
S1.L7.Q2: The UMTS (3G) technology is based on
- analog transmission
- frequency multiplexing (FDMA)
- code multiplexing (CDMA)
Question 3)
S1.L7.Q3: The LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology is a small
evolution of 3G technologies
- Yes
- No
Question 4)
S1.L7.Q4: With LTE, many more services are specified than with
3G
- Yes
- No
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