Meeting time:
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Class Webpage:
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12:45PM-3:15PM, Thursday
1776G 101
http://www.seas.gwu.edu/~cheng/338/Fall2009/
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Instructor Name:
Office:
Tel/fax:
Email:
Office hours:
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Xiuzhen Cheng
Academic Center, Room 716
202 994 9751/202 994 4875
cheng AT gwu.edu
1:00PM-3:00PM Tuesday and 10:00AM-12:00PM Thursday
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| Project Topics, include but not limited to: |
- Scheduling in underwater sensor networks with a long propagation delay
[Slides]
- Change point/outlier detection of multidimensional tiem series (multimodality sensor outputs)
- Insider and clone attacker detection in mobile ad hoc sensor networks
- Counting and tracking (point and non-point) targets using binary proximity sensors
- Compressive sensing and its applications in wireless networks
[Readings]
- Affinity propagation and its applications in wireless networks
[Readings]
- Logical localization and indoor navigation
[Slides]
- Topology inference in wireless network based on end-to-end observations
[Readings]
[Slides]
- Modeling interference/delay/traffic intensity in multihop wireless networks
- Asset tracking/counting/identification via RFID
- Power management in data centers and data warehouses
[Slides]
- Challenges in securing power grids
- DTN key management [Readings]
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| Procedures: |
- Within the first two to four weeks, each student should fix a project
topic to work on
during the whole semester.
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At each week, a 50-minute lecture will be given by the instructor or a student,
followed by five presnetations with each given by one student.
Each presentation should be 15 minutes and report the progress of
investigation. Each student will present once every two weeks.
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By the end of this semester, you will have a publishable paper ready
to be submitted to a decent conference/journal.
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Final letter grades will be based on your presentation (30%)
and your paper (70%).
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