Lecture: Sensor Networks (Massively Distributed Systems II)
Lecture (V3+Ü1) on Sensor Networks
Organizational Information
- Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Klaus Wehrle
- Appointments and Locations:
- Lecture:
- Di 14:30h - 16:00h (fortnightly, starting 31.10.2006), AH I
- Do 11:45h - 13:15h, AH I
- Exercises:
- Mi 12:30h - 14:00h (fortnightly), AH III
- Lecture:
- Exam (written):
- Do, 22.02.2007, 11:45h - 13:45h, AH I
Please register if you want to participate (Registration is closed).Please keep in mind that only non-programmable calculators are allowed in the exam.
- The results of the exam are here.
- Do, 22.02.2007, 11:45h - 13:45h, AH I
- Begin: The lecture starts on October 19th, 2006
- 4 SWS (V3+Ü1)
- ETCS Credits: 6
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Assignments
TBA
Contents
The course will focus on architectures, protocols and algorithms of/for sensor networks.
Topics of the course:
- Characteristics, challenges and reasons of/for massively distributed systems
- Examples and design principles of massively distributed systems
- Sensor networks
- Application scenarios
- Design of sensor nodes
- Architecture of sensor networks
- Challenges in sensor networks
- Energy-aware MAC & link layer
- Naming & addressing
- Clock synchronization
- Localization and positioning
- Topology control & Routing protocols
Material and Recommended Literature
- The slides of the lecture are available for download
- Karl, Willig: "Protocols and Architectures for Wireless Sensor Networks", Wiley, 2005.


