TM8102 Traffic Analysis of Communication Networks
Academic responsible: Professor Yuming Jiang
Offered: Spring semester 2007
Course load: 3F, 2Ø, 7S, SP7.5
Exam: Written. If the number of students is not more than five,
oral exam will be used.
Prerequisite: TTM4155 Teletraffic Theory
or equivalent
Course description:
The course addresses analysis and design of communication networks
by means of queue and stochastic theory. Topics are: Queuing and
stochastic
theory. Model and problem formulations for local area networks, access
and transport networks, networks with stationary and mobile terminals.
Source models and traffic characterization. Analysis of loss and delay,
dimensioning of links and nodes, optimization. Strategies for traffic
handling,
routing, and control.
Course material: Lecture notes, selected
book chapters
and
papers.
Teaching methods: Lectures, colloquiums, and
excercises
Learning goals
:
To acquire knowledge about the use of analytical models and methods
at an advanced level to describe, study, and understand traffic and
traffic
handling in communications networks.
Reading list :
The reading list can be found here: [pdf]
Learning schedule:
Lecture time: 9:15 - 12:00, Friday,
Week 3-18 (excl. Week 14)
Lecture room: ITEM meeting room Savanne (Room number: Elektro B-212)
The briefing session was given at 9:15, Friday (19. Jan), Week 3..
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