5G & 6G Technologies: Design QoS Slices & 6G Handover Flows is an intermediate-to-advanced course for network engineers and architects who need to evaluate mobile network performance and design future-ready mobility workflows. As 5G networks rely on network slicing and 6G research introduces AI-enhanced mobility, engineers must move beyond configuration to strengthen evaluation and design skills.

In two focused lessons, learners simulate a 5G network slicing environment to measure latency across slices and assess whether QoS differentiation is achieved under load. Learners document findings to explain performance implications for current and emerging services. The course then shifts to forward-looking design, guiding learners to model a 6G AI-assisted handover process across multiple frequency bands using a clear sequence diagram. Through Coach-led reflections, technical videos, simulations, and design exercises, learners build practical skills in performance evaluation and architectural communication. By the end of the course, learners will be able to validate 5G slice behavior using measured data and design a 6G handover flow aligned with stakeholder requirements.