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Unit name Networking and Antennas
Unit code ENG749
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Sciences and Engineering
School of Engineering
Discipline Engineering
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Learning Outcomes

1

Apply principles of computer and data networks, including layered structure, protocol and its functionalities, administration and control.

2

Design complex wired or wireless data networks for an application with a diverse range of requirements and equipment in line with modern technologies.

3

Evaluate computer and data networks performance by analysis and experiments or simulation.

4

Analyse wave propagation characteristics on distributed media to solve typical problems involving transmission lines.

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Requisites

Prerequisites

KME271 Engineering Mathematics

KMA154 Mathematics 1B

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

3 x 60 minute lectures weekly, 1 x 120 minute tutorial weekly, 5 x 120 minute practicals

Assessment

AT1 - Assignment 1 (15%)

AT2 - Report (50%)

AT3 - Network configuration and simulation labs (20%)

AT4 - measurement of antenna characteristics labs (15%)

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