Institute of Communications Engineering

Seminar Communications Engineering

Announcements

First Meeting and Registration

Due to to the current situation (SARS-CoV-2) the seminar takes place online in SoSe 2020. If you want to participate, please write an E-Mail to Dr. Sven Müelich until Wednesday 22 April 10:00am.

Please regularly visit this website for the latest information.

Organization

Up to 8 students can take part in the seminar course. More information about the organization of the seminar course will be presented via E-Mail and Moodle on 22 April. Note, there will be no physical meeting for the registration and preliminary discussion on Wednesday 22 April 2020, 10:00 h.

Registration

We are using the Moodle e-learning system, to submit reports and presentation slides and to keep in touch with students.

You will be registered to the Moodle page of the seminar by following the instructions in the section "First Meeting and Registration". No self-registration will be possible.

You will get all important information about the lecture via email and/or the Moodle system.

Contents

Each semester a topic from the fields of communications engineering, information theory, and signal processing and its related disciplines is addressed.

The seminar is intended to master students in Electrical Engineering, specializing in "Communications", and in Communications Technology, track "Communications Engineering".

Topic Summer Semester 2020:

Communications Engineering

Requirements

The seminar requires active contributions of the students. Within the current general subject area of the seminar, each student is assigned a specific topic. He acquires knowledge in this field, such that he can present the material in a clear and structured way to his class mates. He summarizes the material in his own words in a short report. The rules for "Rules of Good Scientific Practice" (http://www.uni-ulm.de/index.php?id=47380) have to be obeyed; in particular, any form of plagiarism is not tolerated.

Each participant is assumed to

  • write a brief report (6 to 8 pages) on the topic,
  • give a presentation (25 minutes) on his assigned topic, and
  • actively participate at all other talks and contribute to the discussion.

Summer Semester 2020

Seminar: 

First meeting:
April 22, 10:00
online course

Language

English