This course provides an introduction to the design, analysis and implementation of advanced networked embedded systems that interact with physical environment. Topics covered in this course include concepts, technologies and protocols for low-power and resource-restricted wireless networks; embedded system architectures; and real-time system concept, scheduling theory and design principles. Other advanced topics will also be covered in this course include real-time operating systems, indoor collaborative localization techniques, and end-to-end delay analysis in wireless mesh networks. Through a well-designed course project, students will acquire skills in the design, implementation and debugging of core embedded and real-time functionality, and build applications on representative wireless real-time and embedded communication platforms.
Administrative Information
| Instructor: | Song Han Email: song dot han at uconn dot edu | |
| Office Hr: | Tuesday 3:45 - 4:45 PM, 355 ITE Building or by appointment | |
| Class Info: | TTH 5:00-6:15 PM, MCHU 309 | |
| Course Schedule: | https://cps.cse.uconn.edu/teaching/acn/schedule | |
| Prequisites: | CSE 2300W, 3666 and 3300 or equivalent with permission of the instructor. | |
| TA Information: | Not Available | |
Grading
The final course grade will be computed as follows:
- Homework and Paper review 25%
- Midterm: 25%
- Presentation: 10%
- Final 40%
If you have questions regarding the grading of your paper review, project or exams, you MUST come to see the instructor WITHIN ONE WEEK after the date your paper review, project or exams have been returned to you.
Late Policy
Homework and Programming Assignments are subject to late penalty. Here is the point deduction policy: 20% deduction (late by 1 day), 40% deduction (late by 2days), 80% deduction (late by 3 days), and no credit if late by more than three days.
Contact the instructor in case of medical emergency, and a written proof from your doctor is required.
Academic Integrity
YOU MUST DO YOUR HOMEWORKS AND PROJECTS ON YOUR OWN UNLESS THEY ARE SPECIFIED AS GROUP WORK!
You may discuss the homeworks with anyone and use any reference material, provided you do not copy any other person's work. We will follow the University Policy on Academic Integrity regarding any cheating and plagiarism. Take the time to familiarize yourself with the contents of this page, as you are responsible for its contents.