Section: Lecture 1820 Multiple Access part 1 | Information Theory and coding : MSc (Spring 2022)

Section outline

- Select activity Slide on Multiple Access
  
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  Data Communications and Networking
  
  Book by Behrouz A. Forouzan
- Select activity Lecture plan 14
  
  Lecture plan 14 File
- Select activity Lecture Slide
  
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Satellite Communication

Announcements

Video Materials

Course Materials

Introduction

Video material

Lecture-1-2:-3 Information theory basics: Channel coding (part 1, part2)

Lecture content signal and information basics

Reflection of today's class

Lecture Slide

Lecture-4-5-6: Error detection and correction part 1

Reflection of today's class

Discussion Forum

Lecture Slide

Lecture7-8: Error detection and correction part 2

Reflection of today's class

Lecture plan 03

Discussion Forum

Lecture Slide

Class Test 1

Lecture-9-10: dB calculations for Information theory

Reflection of today's class

Vedio Lecture 04 part02

Discussion Forum

Db calculation

Class test 1

Mid-term Examination

Lecture-11-13: Error Control and flow control

Reflection of today's class

Lecture Slide

Discussion Forum

Mid Assignment

Lesson 13-17: Digital Information and communication over the channel

Reflection of today's class

Discussion Forum

lecture document

Digital communication

Lecture 1820 Multiple Access part 1

Slide on Multiple Access

Lecture plan 14

Lecture Slide

Lesson 17-18: Multiple Access Part2 and Error Detection and Correction

Slide on Error Detection and Correction

Lecture plan 15

Lesson 19-20 Huffman Coding Part1

Slide on Huffman Coding

Lecture plan 16

Huffman coding doc

Reflections of the lecture

Lecture 21-22: Huffman coding Part2

Lecture plan 17

Reflections of the lecture

Slide on Huffman coding

Class test

lecture 23-24: Convolution Encoding for Information theory Part 1

Low Earth Orbit

Lecture plan 18

Convolution Encoding slide

Convolution encoding pdf

Reflection of the lecture

Lecture 25-26: Convolution Encoding for Information theory Part 2

Assignment on Information theory and coding

Presentation on Information theory and coding

Reflections of the lecture

Final Examination

Final Exam Improvement

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