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CMPCD3023

CMPCD3023. Wireless Networks. Runs in: Semester 2 Module Leader: Dr. Omar Abuelmaatti. Who is involved?. Dr. Omar Abuelmaatti Room: BY711 Tel: 231-2623 Email: O.E.Abuelma’atti@ljmu.ac.uk. Course overview.

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CMPCD3023

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  1. CMPCD3023 Wireless Networks Runs in: Semester 2 Module Leader: Dr. Omar Abuelmaatti

  2. Who is involved? • Dr. Omar Abuelmaatti • Room: BY711 • Tel: 231-2623 • Email: O.E.Abuelma’atti@ljmu.ac.uk

  3. Course overview • The purpose of the module is to provide the fundamental technical concepts essential for the design and implementation of wireless networks • This module concentrates on NETWORKS operated in a wireless environment, focussing on the network-level viewpoint • Aims: • To develop an understanding of the theory and practice of building wireless networks. • To provide an in-depth study of the requirements of wireless communications, including the development of standards for wireless networks. • To examine current developments associated with wireless communications and networks.

  4. Learning outcomes • After completing the module you should be able to: • Critically review the fundamental technical concepts, design and implementation of wireless networks. • Apply creative skills concerning the approaches and practices used to build wireless networks. • Critically evaluate the provision of wireless networks and their impact on current wireless networking environments.

  5. Syllabus • Week 1: Overview & Definitions • Weeks 2 – 4: Architectures & Applications • Architectures (satellite, cellular, LAN, etc.) • Wireless LAN, GSM and UMTS • Bluetooth, Ad Hoc, Applications • Weeks 5 – 7: Internetworking • IP mobility issues, Mobile IP, Cellular IP • TCP issues, WAP • QoS and Security • Weeks 8 – 10: Communications • Resource management, interference etc. • Signals, Antennas, Multiplexing, Modulation • Modulation, Spread Spectrum, Radio Management • Case Studies: Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

  6. Assessment details • 25% Coursework • Wireless Network Design • 75% Exam • ‘3 out of 4’ style • 7 past papers available

  7. Questions Any detailed questions, please contact me at email: o.e.abuelma’atti@ljmu.ac.uk

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