The students will learn about various research fields and applications of communication networks, which target the sustainable development goals (SDG) of the United Nations. The students will individually explore a given topic (with the help of research publications or other scientific materials) and prepare a presentation which will be discussed in class with the lecturer and the peers.

participation is mandatory
08:00 am - 09:00 am Lecture
09:00 am - 11:00 am Practical fire protection exercises outdoors, so please wear weatherproof clothing and sturdy shoes!

Übung am Ende des Semsters als Blockveranstaltung. Details und Datum werden zu Beginn des Semesters besprochen.

Übungen nach Vereinbarung

Dieser Kurs knüpft an das Modul Digitale Signalverarbeitung an und behandelt fortgeschrittene Themen der digitalen Signalverarbeitung wie die diskrete Fouriertransformation (DFT), ihre Anwendungen, lineare Schätzprobleme und die Spektralschätzung.

Blockkurs im Februar 2020 mit Dr. Stefan Brueck

Patent Law, Design Law, Trademarks + vivid examples of the daily work of a patent attorney

Anzahl der Teilnehmer ist begrenzt.

The goal of this lecture is to understand the design and programming of network simulators as well as the statistical evaluation of the results. The lecture provides a large amount of hands-on exercises where you will work with the OMNET simulator. We look at different types of networks, non-technical ones such as the spreading of biological viruses, traditional Internet-based networks and mobility-based opportunistic networks. Finally, you will work on a small project where you have to solve a given problem by means of simulations.

We expect from you some programming experience, preferably with C or C++.

After the lecture you will be able to design and develop simulation models of current and future networking technologies and identify resp. tackle performance issues in such networks.

The lecture gives an insight into the requirements of the oral and visual presentation of (scientific) work and results.
Students will be required to present the content of a scientific publication as final exam.