A ementa da disciplina contempla aspectos de comunicação inerentes aos sistemas computacionais móveis. Em particular, há grande foco nas tecnologias, arquiteturas e desafios das redes sem fio que dão suporte a tais sistemas. Por se tratar de uma disciplina de pós-graduação/optativa para a graduação, serão apresentados avanços recentes na área, bem como arquiteturas e técnicas bem estabelecidas.
Esses tópicos serão cobertos através de uma combinação de aulas expositivas, de seminários e de apresentações de artigos relevantes pelos próprios alunos. Como parte da avaliação, os alunos deverão desenvolver um pequeno projeto, de cunho teórico ou prático a depender do aluno.
Espera-se que ao final do curso, o aluno tenha uma visão abrangente da evolução das redes móveis, seus desafios atuais e de recentes avanços na área.
Serão aplicados critérios distintos para os alunos de graduação e pós-graduação.
Para os alunos de pós-graduação, a nota final será composta da seguinte maneira:
Para os alunos de graduação, a composição da nota será dada por:
Opcionalmente, alunos de graduação poderão optar por aderir ao critério de avaliação da pós. Nesse caso, o aluno interessado deverá entrar em contato por e-mail até o dia 27/03/2018.
Os resumos dos artigos têm prazo de entrega até uma semana após as datas das suas respectivas apresentações. Cada aluno é livre para escolher quais artigos deseja resumir, contanto que não escolha artigos que tenha apresentado.
Notas
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