The Communication Systems course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and technologies used in modern communication systems. Students will explore the fundamentals of analog and digital communication, including modulation techniques, signal transmission, and noise analysis. The course covers key concepts such as bandwidth, channel capacity, and the role of coding in error correction. Students will also learn about various communication protocols, system architectures, and emerging trends like wireless communication, satellite systems, and optical fiber communication. The course is intended to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the design, analysis, and optimization of communication systems.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the basic principles and components of communication systems.
- Analyze analog and digital modulation techniques.
- Explore the impact of noise on communication systems and apply noise analysis methods.
- Gain proficiency in understanding the behavior and design of wireless communication systems.
- Examine the role of coding in communication systems for error detection and correction.
- Understand the architecture and protocols in modern communication networks.
- Apply communication system principles in practical scenarios and case studies.
Key Topics:
- Introduction to Communication Systems
- Signal Representation and Transmission
- Analog and Digital Modulation Techniques
- Noise and Interference in Communication Channels
- Digital Communication and Error Correction
- Multiplexing and Multiple Access Techniques
- Wireless Communication Systems and Technologies
- Optical Fiber Communication
- Satellite Communication Systems
- Communication Protocols and Standards
- Emerging Trends in Communication Systems
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of electrical circuits, signals, and systems.