Mobile Communication Networks - Interactive curriculae of TU Ilmenau

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module properties module number 100092 - common information
module number	100092
department	Department of Computer Science and Automation
ID of group	2235 (Integrated Communication Systems)
module leader	Prof. Dr. Andreas Mitschele-Thiel
language	Englisch
term	Wintersemester
previous knowledge and experience	Basics of Mobile Communication Networks
learning outcome	The course provides an in-depth understanding of research issues in advanced (mobile) communication networks. The course is research-oriented and focuses primarily on the mobility management and QoS management for mobile systems. In addition, the course introduces some future systems and technologies, such as ad-hoc networks and cognitive radio. Furthermore, the course gives an overview of self-organization and its impact on future communication systems.
content	Wireless Transmission Medium Access Schemes IEEE 802.11 Ad Hoc Networks Mobility Management TCP/IP Quality of Service Cognitive Radio Networks Mobile network Evolution Self Organization
media of instruction and technical requirements for education and examination in case of online participation	- presentation of slides - drawings on white board - discussions
literature / references	Jochen Schiller: Mobile Communications, second edition, Pearson Education Limited, 2003; selected scientific articles.
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module name	Mobile Communication Networks
examination number	2200318
credit points	5
SWS	3
on-campus program (h)	33.75
self-study (h)	116.25
obligation	obligatory module
exam	oral examination performance, 20 minutes
details of the certificate	The course consists of two parts: In the first part of the semester, lectures on the material are given. In the second part, individual studies (semester-long research projects that include a term paper and a presentation) help to improve understanding of the material. Grading scheme: 40% term paper plus presentation, 60% oral exam (20 min, registration at ICS office in Z1031). Binding registration for the exam (using Thoska or the registration form provided by the examination office IA) is required at the beginning of each semester (check the registration time window which is defined each semester) in order to participate in individual studies projects and the oral exam. As your course grade is a result of the individual studies and the oral exam, only formally registered students are eligible for participation in the individual studies and may receive credits for it.
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Details in degree program Master Research in Computer & Systems Engineering 2012 ATTENTION: not offered anymore
module name	Mobile Communication Networks
examination number	2200318
credit points	5
on-campus program (h)	34
self-study (h)	116
obligation	obligatory module
exam	oral examination performance, 20 minutes
details of the certificate	The course consists of two parts: In the first part of the semester, lectures on the material are given. In the second part, individual studies (semester-long research projects that include a term paper and a presentation) help to improve understanding of the material. Grading scheme: 40% term paper plus presentation, 60% oral exam (20 min, registration at ICS office in Z1031). Binding registration for the exam (using Thoska or the registration form provided by the examination office IA) is required at the beginning of each semester (check the registration time window which is defined each semester) in order to participate in individual studies projects and the oral exam. As your course grade is a result of the individual studies and the oral exam, only formally registered students are eligible for participation in the individual studies and may receive credits for it.
link to Moodle course
signup details for alternative examinations
maximum number of participants