UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
M117 Computer Networks. The Physical Layer
Spring 2010
Instructor
Revaz Dzhanidze
3732 K BH
Ph: 44-579
[email protected]
TA:
Tsung-Yi (Steven)
3704
BH
Ph: 58-659
[email protected]
Reader
Siddharth Mundle
3704
BH
Ph: 58-659
[email protected]
Introduction
This course is a lab oriented course. It is designed to give basic knowledge of the principles of
modern data communications and networking through hands-on experience.
The focus is on
physical and media access layers of the network protocol stack.
A series of lab experiments
complements the class lectures.
Course Objectives
•
To provide fundamental knowledge of the principles underlying wireless data
communication systems relevant to digital data communications.
•
To provide hands-on experience by performing a series of laboratory experiments.
•
To gain experience in preparing formal technical report and project based upon laboratory
experiments.
Meeting Places and Times
Lecture
Tue/Thur
12:00-1:50 AM
3704 BH
Lab 1A
Wednesday
10:00-11:50
3704 BH
Lab 1B
Wednesday
12:00-1:50 AM
3704 BH
Office Hours
(tentative)
R. Dzhanidze
11:00-12:00
AM
Tuesdays
3732K, 3704 BH
TA - Lab 1A
9:30-10:00 AM
Wednesday
3704 BH
TA - Lab 1B
11:30-12:00 AM
Wednesday
3704 BH
Newsgroup and Website
•
http://www.cs.ucla.edu/classes/spring10/cs117
•
ucla.classes.cs.m117 - available on CSnet and SEASnet news servers
Units
CS 117 is a
6 unit course.
Workload
Weekly
•
3 hours
lecture
•
2 hours
prelab homework
•
2 hours
lab experiments
•
3 hours
lab report and project
•
4 hours
outside study
4 hours wireless experiments
TA Mailbox
The 24-hour accessible TA mailbox (labeled CS 117) is located in BH 4428.
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Homework
HW (Pre-laboratory) assignments will be placed on the class webpage each week.
The HW
should be typed and spell-checked (no hand-written HW will be accepted).

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- Spring '09
- DZHANIDZE
- Computer Networks, Wireless network, personal area network, Special Wireless Experiments, Lab 1A TA
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