The lectures “Mobile Communications” and “Wireless Networks” give an introduction to mobile communication systems. Students gain a fundamental understanding of the principles behind wireless communications and networking. Current technologies — such as LTE and IEEE 802.11 — are discussed as examples. 

The lectures “Mobile Communications” and “Wireless Networks” give an introduction to mobile communication systems. Lectures are complemented by group projects. Tutorial courses are offered by teaching assistants. The content is structured in a bottom-up manner, starting from physical layer, then covering higher layers and networking concepts.

Topics in "Wireless Networks": Network Architecture and Mobility Protocols. Security in Mobile Networks. Long Term Evolution (LTE). Ad Hoc Networks. Economic, Health, and Social Aspects.

Both lectures and accompanying exercise courses are intended for senior bachelor students and master students in information and communications engineering or informatics, and first year PhD students in engineering who have a master from a different area. Participants should have passed the bachelor lectures Computer Networks and Network Programming, Communications Engineering, and Stochastics.

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Oral exam + presentation on selected topics

Network Architecture and Mobility Protocols. Security in Mobile Networks. Long Term Evolution (LTE). Ad Hoc Networks. Economic, Health, and Social Aspects.

The exam and the group projects will check whether you gained a fundamental understanding of the topics covered in class. Group projects will contain presentations in class.