Lectures
Lectures
Lectures Held on a Regular Basis
Please click here to find the lectures that are held on a regular basis. This information can be used to create a study plan. However, this information is tentative, i.e. always check the lectures of the current and next semester to keep the study plan up to date.
Lectures of the Current Semester
Module details on 'Recent Topics in Computer Networking - Recent Topics in Computer Networking'
| Category | Networking & Communication |
|---|---|
| Type | Lecture |
| Site | Braunschweig |
| Lecturer | Prof. Dr. Wolf, Lars (Braunschweig) |
| Module Exam ID | 3070 |
| ECTS-Credits | 5 |
| Weekly Composition | 2L+1E (partially blocked) |
| Required Hours of Work (presence / self-study) | 125 (28/97) |
| Semester | Winter |
| Teaching Methods | Slide presentation, exercises/assignments, discussions |
| Module Description | In this course we look at recent developments and research trends in the field of computer networking. We will talk primarily about Wireless Sensor Networks and Delay Tolerant Networks. |
| Module Outcomes | On completion of this module, the students have obtained a deep, detailed insight into several specific topics, which are fundamental for a further development of research and computer networking skills especially in the recent fields of WSNs and DTNs. |
| Recommended Literature | Topic-specific literature will be announced during the course. |
| Prerequisites | Good understanding of computer networks in general and mobile&wireless communication in particular is mandatory, e.g. as taught in courses like computer networks I and II (at TUBS) and further courses such as 3.05 "Foundations of Mobile Communications" . |
| Exam | Oral exam, graded (25 min) |
| Comments | Each student has to give two mini presentations during the course and contribute actively; thus, participation in person on-site in Braunschweig is expected. |
Available Course Modes
In the following document you can get an overview about the available course modes that are offered in the ITIS Master's program: Course Modes