Wireless Communications

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Wireless Communications

Organization

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Lecturer

• Prof. Dr. Hannes Frey

AG Rechnernetze – Room: B 127

– Mail: frey@uni‐koblenz.de

– Questions: best directly after the lecture or even better directly in the lecture or urgent cases by mail

– Information on the web at:

unikorn.uni‐koblenz.de

• Daniel Schneider

– Room: B 221

– Mail: schneiderd@uni‐koblenz.de

– Office hours besides the exercise on request

WS 19/20 Wireless Communications ‐ Organization

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Research areas of the AG

MANET, WSN, WSAN, VANET,

Swarms, UAV, V2X, I4.0, 5G,

802.11p, 802.15.4

Graphs and Algorithms

Stochastic Modeling

Simulation and Field

Studies

Subgraph Construc‐

tion Overlay

Construc‐

tion

Local Routing Algorithms

Wireless Graph Structure

Average Consensus

ICN in V2X

RSSI based Localization

and Flocking

SDN in WSN URLLC for

Industry and Logistics Graph

Axiomatic Algorithm Verification

Achieve Global Objectives by Local Decisions

Narrow the Gap between Theory and Practice

Quantify Practicability via Experimental Setups

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Current Courses of the AG

Grundlagen der Rechnernetze (GdRN)

Grundlagen der Rechnerarchitektur (GdRA)

Bachelor Master (or Bachelor)

Summer Semester

Winter Semester

Drahtlose Kommunikation (DraKo)

Lokale Netzstrukturen (LoNe)

Seminar / Proseminar Rechnernetze (SemRN)

Forschungspraktikum / Projektpraktikum drahtlose Roboternetze (RobNet)

System Level/Applied Algorithmic/Theory

Wireless Communications ‐ Organization WS 19/20

Leistungsbewertung drahtloser Netze (LeNe)

Zufällige Kommunikationsnetze (RandNet)

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DE/EN DE/EN

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Currently Planned Course Schedule

21.10 – 27.10 28.10 – 03.11 04.11 – 10.11 11.11 –17.11 18.11 – 24.11

Tu 16:00 – 18:00 B016 L 1 L 3 L 5 L 7 L 8

Th 12:00 – 14:00 K107 L 2 L 4 L 6 E 1 L 9

Wireless Communications ‐ Organization

• Lecture Tuesdays in room B016 and Thursdays in room K107

• Dedicated exercises approx. every two three weeks (Thursdays in room K107)

• Lectures and exercises always start c.t.

• Oral examination (about 30 min.) on 25.02.20 and 26.02.20, block from 10:00 to 18:00

25.11 – 01.12 02.12 – 08.12 09.12 – 15.12 16.12 – 22.12 23.12 – 05.01

Tu 16:00 – 18:00 B016 L 10 L 11 L 13 L 15

Th 12:00 – 14:00 K107 E 2 L 12 L 14 E 3

06.01 – 12.01 13.01 – 19.01 20.01 – 26.01 27.01 – 02.02 03.02 – 09.02

Tu 16:00 – 18:00 B016 L 16 L 18 L 20 L 21 L 23

Th 12:00 – 14:00 K107 L 17 L 19 E 4 L 22 E 5

WS 19/20

Christmas Break

10.02 – 16.02

Tu L 24

Th L 25

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Oral examination

• Duration: 30 minutes

• Registration until 18.02.2020 via KLIPS Prüfungsverwaltung;

this is the official exam registration!

• Only registered students can be examined!

• If not passed or exam not taken: next oral exams when the next semester starts; Date to be

announced

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References

Mischa Schwartz, Mobile Wireless Communications, Cambridge University Press, 2005

Available in the library (Semesterapparat) Available online:

http://ee.sharif.edu/~pr.wireless.com

m/references/Schwartz.pdf

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References

Theodore Rappaport, Wireless Communications, Principles and Practice, Second Edition, Prentice Hall, 2002

(Semesterapparat)

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References

William Stallings, Wireless

Communications & Networks, 2nd edition, Prentice Hall, 2005 Available in the library

(Semesterapparat)

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References

Jochen Schiller, Mobile Communications, 2nd edition, Addison Wesley, 2003

Available in the library (Semesterapparat)

(some slides of that reference (that author) are used in the introduction slides of this

lecture)

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References

Saunders & Zavala,

“Antennas and

Propagation for Wireless Communication Systems”

(Semesterapparat)

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References

Tse & Viswanath,

“Fundamentals of Wireless Communication”

(Semesterapparat)

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References

Stüber, “Principles of Mobile Communication”

(Semesterapparat)

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References

Andrea Goldsmith,

Wireless Communications, Cambridge University Press (Semseterapparat)

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Wireless Communications