Within the framework of the discipline “Applied Theory of Queuing Systems in Telecommunications,” lecturer Ashirbekov B.A. conducted an open class on the topic “Two-stage and multistage switching systems.”

During the lesson, the principles of constructing two-stage and multistage switching systems, their structure, and features of operation in modern telecommunication networks were considered. Special attention was paid to system efficiency, methods of optimizing switching processes, and improving data transmission reliability.

The theoretical material was supported by practical examples and analysis of typical tasks, which contributed to a deeper understanding of the topic by students. The students showed active participation, engaged in discussions, and asked questions on the topic under consideration.

The open class was conducted at a high methodological level and met modern requirements of the educational process.