Introduction to Information and Communication Engineering I

Course title

F0342309

	muto kenji
	kamioka eiji
	kanzawa yuuchi
	gyoda koichi
and more...
	kubota shuji
	saitoh atsushi
	miyata sumiko

Course description

This course aims to understand the overview of advanced research topics about information and communications engineering. 6 of 12 faculty members give lectures biweekly about their research themes and topics in omnibus form. Not only charge faculty member's specialty but also the basic and wide knowledge about communications engineering can be acquired.

Purpose of class

The students taking this course will be able to understand the overview of advanced research topics on information and communication engineering.

Goals and objectives

Acquire an overview of advanced research topics about information and communication engineering.
Understand the basic principles of information and communication technology.
Develop skills to understand the implications of information and communication technologies applied in the society

Language

English

Class schedule

	Class schedule	HW assignments (Including preparation and review of the class.)	Amount of Time Required
1.	Guidance	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
2.	Lecture from Prof. Yuchi KANZAWA: Yuchi KANZAWA: Mathematics for fuzzy cluster analysis (mathematical formation of clustered data, mathematical methodology for fuzzy clustering, mathematical description of clustering application)	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
3.	Lecture from Prof. Eiji KAMIOKA: Mobile Multimedia Communications, Ubiquitous Computing Networks, Ambient Intelligence, Context-aware Computing, Communications Quality, User Satisfaction of Information and Communication Services, Information Systems using Biological Information.	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
4.	Lecture from Prof. Shuji KUBOTA: Transmission technologies for wireless LAN, short range wireless communication systems and advanced RFID Services are introduced and discussed.	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
5.	Lecture from Assoc. Prof. Atsushi SAITO: Chemical sensor acting for our taste sense and olfactory sense and its application, Sensor data processing and sensor data fusion for recognition of complex contents.	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
6.	Lecture from Prof. Koichi GYODA: Emergency wireless communications network construction technologies, Ad hoc networking for remote controlled rescue robots, inter-vehicle communications, etc., Information and communication technologies required at the disasters.	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
7.	Lecture from Assoc. Prof. Sumiko MIYATA: Resource allocation and admission control in networks Media access control analysis for the optical network (EPON) Cooperative networks Game theory, queuing theory and its applications in networks Security of wireless and communication networks.	Read and understand the handouts.	190minutes
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Total.	-	-	1330minutes

Relationship between 'Goals and Objectives' and 'Course Outcomes'

	Test	Total.
1.	100%	100%
Total.	100%	-

Evaluation method and criteria

-Grade is judged by examination (100%).
-Passing standard is over 60%.
Minimum score of 60 points will be obtained by outline.

Textbooks and reference materials

Each faculty member will indicate them.

Prerequisites

See the information of each laboratory or faculty staff by web.

Office hours and How to contact professors for questions

After the class.

Relation to the environment

Non-environment-related course

Regionally-oriented

Non-regionally-oriented course

Development of social and professional independence

Non-social and professional independence development course

Active-learning course

N/A

Course by professor with work experience

Work experience	Work experience and relevance to the course content if applicatable
N/A	N/A

Last modified : Mon Apr 08 04:02:15 JST 2019