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Digital Communication T305

Digital Communication T305. First Meeting. Course Introduction. General Information Outcomes of the Course Course Breakdown Course Contents Course Assessment Plagiarism Signal Processing. General Information. What is digital communication? Telephone Internet Digital broadcasting

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Digital Communication T305

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  1. Digital Communication T305 First Meeting

  2. Course Introduction • General Information • Outcomes of the Course • Course Breakdown • Course Contents • Course Assessment • Plagiarism • Signal Processing

  3. General Information • What is digital communication? • Telephone • Internet • Digital broadcasting • And much more Image source: http://www.nuntius.com/

  4. UTP transmission Accuracy Accuracy % 0 25 50 75 100 0 50 100 Distance (meters) Outcomes of the Course • Read technical literature and mathematical modeling. • Understand the possibilities, the theoretical and practical limits of digital communication systems. • Understand technical descriptions • Understand estimations, approximations and interpretation of probabilistic concepts

  5. Course Breakdown • The T305 course is taught over 2 semesters at AOU. • Part 1 (Semester 1): • Block 1 • Block 2 • Block 3 • Part 2 (Semester 2): • Block 4 • Block 5 • Block 6

  6. Course Contents • Systems and processes: • How the processes used by digital communication systems. • How signals are encoded digitally, • How they can share transmission paths, • What takes place inside a telephone exchange. • Modeling: • Use of mathematical, graphical and computermethods for modeling systems and processes in communications. • Applications and issues: • Understanding why communication systems have developed the way they have. Image source: http://www.nuntius.com/

  7. Course Assessment: • The course assessment is based on the following examinable components of the course: • TMAs/CMAs: • Seven equally weighted tutor-marked assignments (TMAs) • Six computer-marked assignments (CMAs). • For each day late, 10 points is deducted (max 50) • Exams: Exams for this course consist of the following: • Mid-Term Exam: At the end of Part 1 (Blocks 1, 2 & 3). • Final Exam: At the end of Part 2 (Blocks 4, 5 & 6).

  8. Plagiarism Grading • Plagiarism is cheating • If you have to use someone’s else material, provide the source • No points will be awarded for plagiarism • And, may get the student and “F” • Please, use your brains.

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