This course provides the broad view of network architecture and protocol at local area network and metropolitan area network (LAN/MAN). We focus on design concept of LAN/MAN with a user and operator viewpoints (e.g., cost, complexity, and performance). Topics include all the IEEE 802.x series including 802.3x (Ethernet), 802.11x (Wireless), 802.15 (Cable), 802.16x (Wibro/WiMax), 802.17 (RPR), 802.21 (MIH), etc. In addition, a virtual private network (VPN) and passive optical network (PON) are investigated.
The course briefly deals with fundamental stochastic processes such as Poisson, renewal, discrete-time Markov chain, continuous-time Markov chain, IBP, IPP, MMBP, MMPP, self-similar process. The course then covers various queueing systems and their applications such as Markovian BD queues, advanced Markovian models, M/G/1 priority queue, M/G/1 retrial queue, and M/G/1 queue with vacation.
This course teaches the principles of wireless network access techniques and system applications. The main focus of contents includes wireless radio resource management such as medium access techniques, power control, handoff, and scheduling. Optimization of wireless systems in terms of capacity and efficiency is addressed and their applications to WiFi, WiMax, and ad hoc/sensor/mesh networks are provided.
The course will cover basic physics and applications of various solid-state materials such as metals, semiconductors, dielectrics, thermoelectric materials, and magnetic materials. Also are included the various physics of nanostructures such as quantum well, quantum wire, quantum dots.
This course aims to give an understanding of the fundamental principles and technological developments in high-frequency electronic devices for microwave and high-speed digital/analog electronic systems and applications. (Prerequisite: EE362)
This course will cover the basic concept for optical technologies that can be important for display devices and their characterization. Students will acquire a solid knowledge of practical optical technologies that can become an important foundation for further study in display or related fields.
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This module covers essential process steps in CMOS IC fabrication, focusing on front-end process technology including gate module, shallow junction module, thin film deposition, interconnection, and patterning technology. The students also develop understanding of physical background of each unit process as well as integration issues in modern CMOS devices. Recent developments in front-end processing are also covered.
(Prerequisite: EE211, EE362)
The purpose of this course is to provide the basic principles and technological developments in semiconductor optoelectronic devices and their applications. This lecture covers optical properties of semiconductor materials, operating principles of semiconductor light sources, photodetectors, and image sensing devices along with recent research trends as well as their system applications, such as high-speed optoelectronic signal processing and passive/active optical image sensing.(Prerequisite: EE362)
This course deals with fundamental concepts of multiple view geometry for 3D computer vision, such as projective geometry, transformation, estimation of the transformation parameters, camera model and camera matrix, epipolar geometry, fundamental matrix, trifocal tensor, and 3D Structure computation, and so on.
The course will essentially provide the basis of marriage between social sciences and engineering capabilities of students, hence: 1)Link understanding between future-oriented Business and Technology Strategies in Media and Broadcasting, 3)Emphasize the importance of user considerations when identifying and designing disruptive technological solutions for future media society
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