Rutgers University
Electrical and Computer Engineering

Wireless Communication Technologies
(16:332:546)


INSTRUCTOR:

Narayan Mandayam can be reached at narayan@winlab.rutgers.edu

Office hours are by appointment.


COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is designed for graduate students (typically in their second year of graduate study) in Electrical Engineering. Topics to be covered are link level issues in both narrowband  and wideband  wireless communication systems. These include issues such as propagation modeling for wireless, co-channel interference, bandwidth efficiency and power efficiency of wireless systems, diversity in wireless systems, performance analysis of TDMA and CDMA cellular systems, radio resource management including power control, channel allocation and handoffs.

MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS

  • Information sheet and syllabus PDF 
  • (Basics) Homework 1 PDF
  • Solution to Homework 1 PDF
  • Homework 2 PDF
  • Solution to Homework 2 PDF
  • Homework 3 PDF
  • Solution to Homework 3 PDF
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    LECTURE NOTES

    As part of a "special assignment" for this course, every student in this class (from 2005) was required to prepare an electronic version of the lecture notes for exactly two lectures that were assigned to them. You can find below a collection of lecture notes that have been prepared by the students who took this course in 2005.

    Lecture 1 & 2 

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    Lecture 3 & 4

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    Lecture 5 & 6

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    Lecture 7 & 8

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    Lecture 9 & 10

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    Lecture 11&12

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    Lecture 13 & 14

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    Lecture 15 & 16

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    Lecture 17 & 18

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    Lecture 19 & 20

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    Lecture 21 & 22

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    Lecture 23 & 24

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