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Hands-on scientific computing
Competence in data science and scientific computing in general requires a lot more than data science skills: there are many secondary skills needed to do practical work efficiently. These skills are often not taught in courses, or they can be missed because of non-traditional career paths. This course is more of a self-study guide to
Computer networking II
During this course the student will: The course includes a short introduction to network security and protocol design. Additionally, the course provides a survey of modern Internet technologies such as MPLS, cloud computing, distributed file systems, as well as future internet technologies such as IPv6, Internet of things etc. Course contents Internetworking: Quality of service
Computer networking I
On this course, the student will learn to design, develop, configure and maintain a small home or office network. Furthermore, the student will understand the basic concepts of networking applications design and development. Course contents Learning outcomes During this course the student will: Course material Lecture recordings and other materials are available on the course
Communication theory
This course focuses on the most fundamental elements, processing methods and laws and boundaries stemming from the nature that are encountered in all electrical and electromagnetic communication systems (Internet, mobile radio networks, WLANs/WiFi, etc.). These include the concepts of filtering and modulation and phenomena like noise, distortion and interference. Also fundamental information theoretic bounds applicable
Basic course on wireless communications
In this course, the focus is on the basic techniques of the radio interface in all wireless systems and networks, on top of which, e.g., the Internet network protocols are built. Upon completing the course, the student can explain and compare the structures, principles, and possible applications of different wireless communication systems. Course contents Learning
Basic course on communications engineering
The course introduces the basic concepts and operating principles for understanding the current and future communications systems. During the course, you will learn how digital data is transferred efficiently from a transmitter to a receiver, and how the properties of transmission medium affect the achievable data transfer rate. In addition, the course describes how single
Advanced course on wireless communications
This course focuses on creating an understanding on the evolution of the mobile radio networks from 2G to 4G and beyond. The course covers operation and functionalities of Layer 1 and Layer 2 protocols. Course contents Evolution of mobile radio networks: LTE radio interface: LTE network is used as a reference system, but the studied
5G mobile communications
This course focuses on the requirements, enabling technologies, use cases and applications of future fifth generation (5G) mobile communication networks. Course contents 3GPP standard development 5G core enabling technologies 5G new radio (5G-NR) radio interface 5G requirements and use cases Learning outcomes After passing this course, the students have a good understanding on the potential,
Protocol processing and security
This is a course with a flexible start. Please note that after submitting the application it will take approximately two weeks to access this course and start studying. Please wait for instructions from the University of Turku. The course covers protocol engineering and design, protocol processing system design and implementation for a given application, interdomain
Communication technologies and security in IoT
Max amount of FITech students: 20 The course covers Learning outcomes On completion of this course, students have a good understanding of low-power wireless communication technologies, IoT system architecture, security requirements of IoT applications and its solutions. Students get the necessary knowledge on the building blocks of the IoT system architecture with more focus on