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TCN-6275 Mobile Computing: Catalog Description

This graduate-level course explores enabling technologies and impediments of mobile computing over 3 credits. It covers cellular systems from 2G to emerging 5G, mobility management solutions, and impediments in mobile environments. Topics include mobile networking, personal communication systems, smart devices, and applications. The course objectives are to expose students to prior research, illustrate current trends and future directions, and provide a practical research project experience. The course has no textbook and instead covers original research papers that students must read and understand.

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TCN-6275 Mobile Computing: Catalog Description

This graduate-level course explores enabling technologies and impediments of mobile computing over 3 credits. It covers cellular systems from 2G to emerging 5G, mobility management solutions, and impediments in mobile environments. Topics include mobile networking, personal communication systems, smart devices, and applications. The course objectives are to expose students to prior research, illustrate current trends and future directions, and provide a practical research project experience. The course has no textbook and instead covers original research papers that students must read and understand.

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TCN-6275 Mobile Computing

Catalog Description
Enabling technologies and impediments of mobile computing. (3 credits)
Prerequisites
Graduate Standing / permission of the instructor.
Type
Required for MSTN
Course Objectives
The course explores enabling technologies and impediments of mobile computing
Cellular systems are described in multiple generations (2G, 3G, 4G) including emerging
fifth-generation, providing a range of mobility management solutions. Impediments of
the mobile environment will be covered. The course also explores research issues in
pervasive computing and its close relative, ubiquitous computing. It examines a young
but rich body of exciting ideas, solutions, and paradigm shifts. Many traditional areas of
telecommunications, networking, computer science and engineering, information
technology and others are impacted by the constraints and demands of mobile and
pervasive computing including but not limited to energy management. Hence problems
and limitations due to such impediments will be explained. We will review recent
literature in each of these categories and will identify problems that we will attempt to
solve. The course will be to understand the literature, define new problems, provide
solutions, and finally provide evaluation of the solutions. The objective of the course is
threefold: (1) expose you to important prior results in the field. (2) illustrate current
trends, advancements and future direction (3) give you practical experience in the area
through the design and execution of a modest research project.
Topics include mobile networking, personal communication systems, smart devices, and
mobile applications
Topics
1. Introduction
2. Research Road Map
3. Constraints and Demands of Mobile Computing
4. Emerging mobile computing paradigms
5. Personal Communication Systems
6. 2.5 Generation Cellular Systems (GSM)
7. Mobility Management
8. Location Tracking Systems
9. Evolution to 3G, 4G systems (UMTS, LTE)
10. 5G Cellular Systems
11. Wireless networks and location management
12. Ad-hoc networks
13. Security issues in mobile ad-hoc networks
14. Pervasive/Ubiquitous Computing
15. Case Studies
16. Emerging Standards
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Textbook
This course has no textbook; instead, we will cover a number of original research papers.
It is very important that you read and digest each paper. The class website contains links
to references and other material that will help the student digest the material presented in
class.
Last Update
Dr. Niki Pissinou 9/1/2012

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