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CS6723 / EE 6793
Prof Dr Amir Qayyum M. A Jinnah University, Islamabad
Instructors Profile
Ph.D. Mobile Wireless Net., Univ. of Paris-Sud, France
Elect. Engg.,U.E.T. Lahore M.S. Comp. Engg., E.S.I.M., France D.E.A. Parallel Comp. Arch., Univ. of Paris-Sud, France Co-author of an RFC on routing protocol for MANETs On Praxitele, PRIMA and IPANEMA projects
MANET: Participant of working group of IETF since 1997 INRIA, France: Worked as research fellow
CARE Pvt Ltd: Design/dev. of long-range, secure MANETs CASE: Chairman Computer Engineering Dept. M A Jinnah University: Faculty member and Dean FoE
Implementation of RTP-RTCP/UDP-TCP/IP stack for a RISC based packet processor, including CRTP, PPP/MP, IPsec, QoS.
Widespread use of mobile devices and networks, diffused in our daily life, is a reality
Its beneficial to understand it
Course Objectives
Explain the design and performance of wireless networks, protocols, and applications
Along with the constraints of wireless technologies
Explain the operation of wireless LAN/MAN/PAN Explain routing schemes for mobile host connectivity Explain application-level features needed for mobility Develop (or use) simulation software using mobility at IP layer Understand the impact of hardware on protocols
Course Objectives
At the end of this course, you should be able to:
Identify the problems that arise in mobile networked environment Explain advantages/disadvantages of existing solutions to the problems in different mobile networking scenarios Evaluate novel approaches to these problems Identify and describe the purpose of each component of a mobile networking protocol Understand the implications of a given solution for performance in mobile networking environments
Pre Requisites
Required:
Thorough understanding of computer networks Good knowledge of TCP/IP protocol suite
It will be required!
Recommended:
C Programming experience in Linux environment
Course Staff
Instructor:
Dr Amir Qayyum
Tel: 111 878787, Ext 144 Email: amir_qayyum@yahoo.com
Teaching assistant:
Mr
Tel: Email:
Course Schedule
Class lectures
Tuesday 6 pm and Thursday 7:30 pm
Assignments
1 assign today! Then 1 assign every 3 weeks
Quizzes Projects
Two projects of 5 weeks duration each Date sheet announced by the university
15-20%
Grading Policy
Absolute-Relative marking: grades are given according to the class standing of a student, but following the university policy Grading will follow the bell shaped curve, if possible
Average marks of the class will be approx centered around grade B Approx 10% of the top students will get grade A
University policy: A > 90%, F < 58%
Assignments / Projects
Its your responsibility to regularly check the course yahoogroup for important notifications Assignments will usually contain:
Questions on course topics, research papers, etc.
Projects on NS2, NS3 or Opnet simulation Each assign ~2.5 marks, project ~7.5 marks
Submission date given with each assign/project Plagiarism will not be tolerated Late assignment / project is not accepted
Projects
Can be done individually or in group of two
Details will be communicated on the yahoogroup
Academic Honesty
Your work in this class must be your own For the first infraction, all involved students will receive 0 marks
If they are found to have collaborated excessively or to have cheated e.g. by copying or sharing answers during an assignment, project or examination
Course Material
Reference books
No single textbook covers the whole course!
Web resources
Tutorials, white papers, reports, etc.
M. D. Katz
WiMax Evolution
Jim Geier
Wireless LANs, 2nd Edition
P. Nicopolitidis
Wireless Networks
William Stallings
Wireless Communications & Networks, 2nd Edition
Course Contents
Basics of Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing Multiple Access Methods
Centralized or distributed, and controlled or random channel access Aloha, CSMA, CSMA/CA, EY-NPMA, etc.
Course Contents
Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs)
Routing in MANETs QoS, security and power conservation Auto-configuration, L2 Interaction Scalability Advertisement and Registration Mobile IP Route Optimization Mobile IPv6 and DHCPv6
Mobile IP
Course Contents
WiMax - Wireless MAN
IEEE 802.16 (d, e), 802.20, BWA IEEE 802.21 (MIH)
Expectations
Wireless LANs and WANs Connectivity issues of nomadic nodes Network software (protocol impl. issues)
Any question ?