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Lecture01- Introduction Orientation

The document outlines the Mobile Communication course (EE-451) taught by Dr. Rabeea Basir at NUST, detailing course organization, grading policy, and required textbooks. It emphasizes the importance of understanding engineering aspects of mobile communications, including various technologies beyond GSM. The document also highlights class conduct expectations and the importance of active participation and academic integrity.

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Lecture01- Introduction Orientation

The document outlines the Mobile Communication course (EE-451) taught by Dr. Rabeea Basir at NUST, detailing course organization, grading policy, and required textbooks. It emphasizes the importance of understanding engineering aspects of mobile communications, including various technologies beyond GSM. The document also highlights class conduct expectations and the importance of active participation and academic integrity.

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Mobile Communication

EE-451 By Dr Rabeea Basir


EME, NUST
About Me
• Me: Dr. Rabeea Basir

• Did my PhD in Resource allocation of Fog Networks in 2021

• For correspondence : [email protected]

• Office hours  Students Interaction Classes

• Else  You All know my Office… HOPE SO (1st floor, DEE)


Course Organization
• Course Folder link:
• https://lms.nust.edu.pk/portal/?redirect=0
• Enrollment Code :
• Visit the site frequently
• For further details please see the course outline
Grading Policy
• Avoid Plagiarism. Do not cheat !!
• Grading Policy
o Quizzes (06) (announced + unannounced) 10%
o Assignments (3) 10%
o MidTerm 30%
o Final 40%
o CEP/PBL 10%
Text & Reference Books
• Textbook:
o Wireless Communications: Principles and Practice by Theodore S.
Rappaport, Second Edition
• Reference Book(s):
o Principles of Mobile Communications by Prof. Gordon Stuber, 3rd Edition.
o Wireless Communication Networks. By William Stalling.
o Latest Research Article on 5G

o Other sources will be indicated


o Your inputs are also welcomed
o Please solve book questions for your own practice
About the course
• Mobile communications and the internet are now an essential part
of everyday life.
• This course gives you a thorough understanding of engineering
aspects of this rapidly changing field
• We will intend to look beyond GSM that include CDMA, OFDMA
and MIMO
About the Course
• Areas of research :
o transmission quality (bandwidth, error rate, delay)
o modulation, coding, interference
o media access, regulations
o location dependent services
o location transparency
o quality of service support (delay, jitter, security)
o power consumption
o limited computing power, sizes of display, ...
o usability
Course Grading
• Assignments on DUE DATE only…. No Late Submissions

• Plagiarism to be dealt severely

• SOP to be followed for MISSED QUIZ/ASSIGNMENTS

• Attendance : FOR THOSE who are in the class


CLASS CONDUCT
• NO Tolerance on Misbehavior

• Questions  Always welcomed

• Be active in class. Voice your ideas, concerns.

• You need to participate

• Mobile Phones

• HOPE of Making this Course a Good Experience


Questions
Thank You

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