Netzwork Information Theory

Review point-to-point channel capacity and coding theorem
Strong typical sequences and their properties
Multiple-Access Channel: Capacity region compared to TDMA/FDMA/SDMA/NOMA
Broadcast Channel: degraded BC capacity region, non-degraded BC achievable rate region and converse
Interference Channel: very strong, strong, weak interference capacity region, medium interference achievable rate region and converse
Relay Channel: achievable schemes amplify-and-forward, decode-and-forward, compress-and-forward, estimate-and-forward

Course (ET-NT-065) with 6 Credit Points.

Lecturer: Prof. Eduard Jorswieck
Assistant: Carsten Janda

Lecture
Contact hours (SWS): 2h
Start: 26.10.2021
Time: Tuesday, 08:00 - 09:30
Location: SN 22.2
Language: German or English
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Exercise
Contact hours (SWS): 2h
Start: 28.10.2021
Time: Thursday, 11:30 - 13:00
Location: Online
Language: German and English
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Examination type: written
Duration: 90min.
Date: 24.02.2022
Time: 10:45 - 12:15
Location: HS 66.1
Consultation hour: by agreement with Carsten Janda

Information about exam:

Students are requested to register by contacting Carsten Janda. The following information is necessary: name, first name, matriculation no., course of study, semester, e-mail address. Do not forget to check, whether or not you have to register at your department (faculty) as well.

All participants must have a student ID and additionally a different valid ID with a photo.
In order to cancel the registration please inform Carsten Janda or Inga Schleicher. We need the same student information as for the registration. Do not forget to deregister at your department (faculty) as well.

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