Mobile and Wireless Networking



Course Information

    Teacher: Dr. Xinbing Wang
    Related: Electronic Engineering

Overview of the Course

  • Wireless communication systems (Chapter 1)
  •  -Flexibility to support roaming
     -Limitations: Geographical coverage, transmission rate, and transmission errors
  • Wireless communication technology
  •  -Radio propagation (Chapter 5)
     -Spread spectrum (Chapter 7)
  • Current wireless systems
  •  -Cellular network architecture (Chapter 10)
     -Mobile IP (Chapter 12)
     -Wireless LAN (Chapter 11)
  • Other wireless networks
  •  Satellite systems (Chapter 9)
     Ad hoc networks (Reading materials)
     Sensor networks (Reading materials)
     Wireless PAN (Chapter 15)

Slides

  • lec1
  • -Current Situation of wireless working;
    -Influence of Mobile Communication to the Layer Model;
    -Effects of Portability;
    -Difference from Wired Networks;
    -History of Wireless Systems;
  • lec2
  • -Wireless Technology and Associated Characteristics;
    -some previous Wireless Systems;
    -Basic Architecture of Current Wireless Systems;
    -3G and 4G;
    -WLAN;
  • lec3
  • -Satellite Systems;
    -Challenges in MANET;
    -Ad Hoc and Infrastructure Network;
    -FDMA, TDMA and CDMA;
    -Speed, Frequency, and Wavelength;
  • lec4
  • -Radio Propagation Mechanism
    -Antenna Gain
    -Free Space Propagation
  • lec5
  • -Path-Loss Modeling
    -Free Space Propagation
    -Distance-Power relationship
    -Shadow Fading
    -Path Loss Models for Micro-cellular Areas
    -Effect of Multipath and Doppler
  • lec6
  • -Received Signal
    -Modeling of Multipath Fading
    -Cell Shape
    -Cell Cluster Concept
    -Cochannel Interference
  • lec7
  • -Current Wireless Systems: Cellular Systems--UMTS
    -Nearest Cochannel Neighbors
    -Geometry of Hexagonal Cells
    -Frequency Reuse Ratio
    -Cochannel Interference
    -Cell Splitting
    -Signal Strength
    -Handoff Management
  • lec8
  • -Current Wireless Systems: Cellular Systems--UMTS
    -Worst Case Cochannel Interference
    -Signal Strength
    -Handoff Procedure
    -RRC Functions
  • lec9
  • -Handoff Management
    -Network Architecture
    -Radio Network Controller (RNC)
    -Admission Control
    -Examples of AC
  • lec10
  • -UMTS Services
    -Two-Tier Architecture
  • lec11
  • -Quality of Services Classes
    -Mobility Management
    -Location Registration
    -Mobile IP
  • lec12
  • -Agent Discovery
    -Registration and Deregistration
  • lec13
  • -Registration and Deregistration
    -Tunneling and Routing
    -Triangle Routing
    -Optimized Routing
  • lec14
  • -Mobile IPv6
    -Protocol
    -Basics of Wireless LANs
    -Disadvantages of WLANs
    -Spread Spectrum
    -Overview of WLAN Classification
  • lec15
  • -Narrowband Microwave
    -Review of CSMA/CD/CA
  • lec16
  • -DFWMAC-PCF
    -Wireless Local Loop (WLL)
    -WiMAX
  • lec17
  • -Other Wireless Networks
    -Routing Protocols
    -Traditional Routing Algorithms
    -Flooding for Data Delivery
    -DSR
  • lec18
  • -Dynamic Source Routing
    -More Details on Route Maintenance
    -Route Caching
    -AODV
  • lec19
  • -Location-Aided Routing (LAR)
    -QoS Definition in MANETs
    -SWAN Architecture
    -Bandwidth Probe Message
    -Simulation Results
  • lec20
  • -Security in Wireless Networks
    -Attacks on Wireless Networks
    -Security Principles
    -Physical Layer Security
    -Internet Protocol Security (IPSec)
    -UMTS Security
    -Authentication Frame
    -Weakness in WEP
  • lec21
  • -Security in Wireless Networks
    -Access Control List
    -Attacks: Modification
    -SAODV
  • lec22
  • -WPAN
    -Bluetooth
    -Piconet
    -Scatternet
  • lec23
  • -Wireless Sensor Networks
    -Sensor Network Concepts
    -Sensor Networks Applications
    -Fault Tolerance
    -Scalability
  • lec24
  • -Topology
    -Reliable Data and Query Transfer
    -Power Consumption
    -Network Layer
    -Commercial Viability of WSN Applications