Telecommunication and Sensing

The aim of this course is for you to gain basic insight and understanding of modern telecommunication and sensing systems with a unique combination of physics and signals and systems theory. The course starts with the description of fundamental concepts in telecommunication and sensing including channel capacity, received signal power and noise, link budget, signal modulation and detection, and range-doppler profile. Baseband techniques and bandpass signals with analog and digital modulation methods are discussed in detail. The last part of this course provides an introduction to wireless communication system's aspects. The lectures are supported by practical numerical problems throughout the course as weekly homework exercises and weekly instruction lectures, in order to make you skilled in solving system related problems supported by calculations.

The list of topics and distribution over the lectures can be found on Brightspace.