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    This document provides an introduction and overview of the IT 601: Mobile Computing course. It outlines the course evaluation criteria including assignments, quizzes, exams and projects. It lists prerequisites in computer networks, probability theory and queuing theory. References for the course are provided. It then describes what is different in wireless networks compared to wired networks, including bandwidth, error rate, media, signal strength and mobility. Finally, it provides an overview of wireless network types, physical layer, MAC layer, network layer, transport layer, examples of 802.16, WiFi and Bluetooth wireless technologies.

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    This document provides an introduction and overview of the IT 601: Mobile Computing course. It outlines the course evaluation criteria including assignments, quizzes, exams and projects. It lists prerequisites in computer networks, probability theory and queuing theory. References for the course are provided. It then describes what is different in wireless networks compared to wired networks, including bandwidth, error rate, media, signal strength and mobility. Finally, it provides an overview of wireless network types, physical layer, MAC layer, network layer, transport layer, examples of 802.16, WiFi and Bluetooth wireless technologies.

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    This document provides an introduction and overview of the IT 601: Mobile Computing course. It outlines the course evaluation criteria including assignments, quizzes, exams and projects. It lists prerequisites in computer networks, probability theory and queuing theory. References for the course are provided. It then describes what is different in wireless networks compared to wired networks, including bandwidth, error rate, media, signal strength and mobility. Finally, it provides an overview of wireless network types, physical layer, MAC layer, network layer, transport layer, examples of 802.16, WiFi and Bluetooth wireless technologies.

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    IT 601: Mobile Computing

    Session 1
    Introduction

    Prof. Anirudha Sahoo


    IIT Bombay
    Session: 1

    0.1

    Course Evaluation
    Home assignment 10%
    Pop Quizzes 5%
    MidSem 25%
    Project 25%
    EndSem 35%

    Session: 1

    0.2

    Course Evaluation
    Academic dishonesty (in any form) will not be tolerated
    will result in FF grade

    Attendance : as per Institute rules


    Audit Requirements
    attendance : as per Institute rules
    must appear midsem and endsem exams
    may exchange endsem with project
    take quiz/homework
    at least CC grade in the evaluation
    Session: 1

    0.3

    Prerequisite
    Basic Computer Networks
    Sound knowledge in traditional MAC protocols
    IP routing protocols
    TCP

    Basics of Probability theory and queuing theory

    Session: 1

    0.4

    References
    Mobile Communications J. Schiller, Pearson
    education publishing 2003
    Wireless Communications and Networks W.
    Stallings, Pearson education publishing 2002
    Technical papers will be given out throughout the
    course

    Session: 1

    0.5

    Introduction
    What is different in wireless network?
    Bandwidth
    Error rate
    Media
    Signal strength (fading)
    MAC
    Mobility
    Security
    Session: 1

    0.6

    Wireless networks
    Two types
    Voice network
    Cellular systems (GSM, CDMA etc.)

    Data network
    WiFi, HiperLAN

    Networks are moving towards an integrated network


    GPRS
    Voice over WiFi
    Session: 1

    0.7

    Physical Layer (PHY)


    Binary (digital) data transmitted over airwave
    Requires antenna
    characterized by transmission range, power,
    modulation scheme, frequency range

    Session: 1

    0.8

    MAC Layer
    How wireless stations share the air medium and
    avoid contention to transmit data successfully
    listen before you speak or speak at
    predetermined interval
    Unique problems
    Hidden node
    Exposed node
    Session: 1

    0.9

    Network Layer

    Responsible for facilitating multihop communication


    Need to run some routing protocol
    Traditional routing protocols may not work efficiently
    Mobility at IP layer

    Session: 1

    0.10

    Transport Layer
    Reliable Transport such as TCP may not work well
    in wireless medium
    TCP inherently assumes that packet loss is due to
    congestion
    Needs modification for wireless network

    Session: 1

    0.11

    802.16
    120Mbps

    Source: Matt Welsh, Harvard University


    Session: 1

    0.12

    WiFi Network
    Basic Service Set

    Access Point
    Wireline network

    g
    Access Point
    Session: 1

    0.13

    WiFi Network

    802.11b and 802.11g Use 2.4 GHz ISM band


    802.11b : 11 Mbps
    802.11g : 54 Mbps
    802.11a : uses 5 GHz band: 54Mbps

    Session: 1

    0.14

    Bluetooth

    Short range (10m),moderate data rate (720kbps) for creating an adhoc network
    between personal devices
    One master and upto
    7 slaves in a piconet
    Master controls the transmission
    schedules of all the devices
    TDMA scheduling

    Frequency hopping used to


    avoid interference with other
    piconets

    PICONET

    79 channels in the 2.4GHz ISM


    band, with 1 MHz spacing
    Frequency hopping at 1600 hops/s
    Session: 1

    0.15

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