CDR Sample for Telecommunication Network Planner

The crucial reports inclosed in the CDR sample of the Telecommunication Network Planner are Summary Statement, Continuing Professional Development(CPD), Career Episodes, and Curriculum Vitae (CV). The sample report of the CDR report for the Telecommunication Network Planner:

Project Name: A Study of Security in Wireless and Mobile Payments

The author explains his Master’s degree project, “A Study of Security in Wireless and Mobile Payments,” in the first episode of his career. The author’s tasks and duties covered:

• To research mobile payments in general and wireless security in particular.
• To investigate and compare two major wireless technologies, 3G and 802.11, from a security standpoint.
• To investigate the security techniques that each network employs and how they function.
• To figure out what a secure mobile payment system needs.
• To determine whether or not payment systems offer a degree of security that is acceptable to the average user.

Project Name: Networks Integration between Wireless LAN and UMTS Networks

In the second Career Episode, the author describes the engineering skills he employed for the project. In the project “Networks Integration between Wireless LAN and UMTS Networks,” his responsibilities are enclosed:

• The objective of this paper is to deliver the outcome of a network combined research involving WLAN and UMTS networks.
• To concentrate on the description of communication network handoff management.
• To increase the networks’ overall service quality.
• To concentrate on the criteria for effective vertical handoff in networks as well as the many forms of network integrations in communication networks.
• To build an analytical model and also a simulation model for evaluating the performance of the inter-working architecture.

Project Name: Role Based Access Control in a Telecommunications Operations and Maintenance Network

The author displays the technical proficiencies he required to complete the project as a last-year student in the third Career Episode. “Role-Based Access Control in a Telecommunication Operations and Maintenance Network” was the title of the project. The writer’s primary task and roles were to:

• To look into the needs for a model of access control.
• In telecommunication networks, to handle the high number of permissions and equipment
• To look into some of the most widely used commercial tools for RBAC administration.
• To assess the tools’ effectiveness in dealing with our new proposed model
• Design and construct an RBAC management system that meets the new model’s needs.

In a summary statement, the author illustrates all the proficiency attributes necessary for Telecommunications Network Planner. As stated in the Engineers Australia migration skills assessment manual, in the summary statement’s the cross-references must be linked to the phrases of the career episodes.

The CPD enclosed professional, non-professional programs, and personal study. The CPD sample accurately portrays the author’s Telecommunications Network Planner skills.