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href="03_Documents07/comp347u7s1.pdf?isCourseFile=true" target="_self">slideshow</a> for this section.</li> +<li>Study the following sections of the textbook:</li> +</ol> +<div class="padding-left-block"> +<div class="padding-left-block"> +<div class="padding-left-block"> +<p>7.1 Introduction<br>7.2 Wireless Links and Network Characteristics<br>7.3 Wi-Fi: 802.11 Wireless LANs</p> +</div> +</div> +</div> +<h2>Terms and Topics</h2> +<div class="row"> +<div class="col-11"> +<p><strong>Section 1 – Wireless Networking </strong></p> +</div> +<div class="col-1"></div> +</div> +<div class="row"> +<div class="col-6"> +<p>Wireless networks<br>Wireless hosts<br>Wireless communication links<br>Base station<br>Cell towers<br>Access points<br>Infrastructure mode (of wireless networks)<br>Ad hoc wireless networks<br>Handoff<br>Wireless network infrastructure<br>Wireless mesh networks<br>Mobile ad hoc network (MANETs)<br>Vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs)<br>Characteristics of wireless networks<br>Differences between wired and wireless networks<br>Multipath propagation<br>Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)<br>Hidden terminal problem in wireless networks<br>Code division multiple access (CDMA)<br>Chipping rate (of CDMA scheme)<br>Wi-Fi<br>IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN<br>The IEEE 802.11 architecture<br>Base station<br>Access point<br>Infrastructure wireless LANs<br>Channels and association<br>Service set identifier (SSID)</p> +</div> +<div class="col-6"> +<p>Clear to send (CTS)<br>Using 802.11 as a point-to-point link<br>IEEE 802.11 frame structure<br>Mobility in the same IP subnet<br>Advanced features of 802.11<br>Rate adaptation<br>Power management<br>Bluetooth and Zigbee as personal area networks<br>IEEE 802.15.1 for Bluetooth networks<br>Frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)<br>Wi-Fi jungle<br>Beacon frames Passive (channel) scanning<br>Active (channel) scanning<br>CSMA with collision avoidance (CSMA/CA)<br>CSMA/CA – the 802.11 MAC protocol<br>Link-layer acknowledgement<br>Short inter-frame spacing (SIFS)<br>Distributed inter-frame space (DIFS)<br>Dealing with a hidden terminal with RTS and CTS<br>Request to send (RTS)Piconet<br>Master device in a Bluetooth network<br>Slave device in a Bluetooth network<br>Parked device in a Bluetooth network<br>WiMAX – another 4G wireless technology</p> +</div> +</div> +<h2>Leading Questions</h2> +<ol> +<li>What electronic devices can be wireless hosts in wireless networks?</li> +<li>What is a wireless communication link?</li> +<li>What are the relationships between base stations and access points?</li> +<li>What are the differences between infrastructure mode wireless networks and ad hoc wireless networks?</li> +<li>What are the parts of a wireless network infrastructure?</li> +<li>Compare and contrast wired networks and wireless networks, emphasizing their differences.</li> +<li>How does multipath propagation occur?</li> +<li>What is the so-called hidden terminal problem?</li> +<li>What is the “chipping rate”?</li> +<li>How does CDMA work in wireless networks?</li> +<li>How does CDMA encode and decode data in wireless networks?</li> +<li>What IEEE standard is used for wireless networking?</li> +<li>What is a basic service set (BSS)?</li> +<li>What do SSID and Wi-Fi stand for?</li> +<li>What is a distribution system in wireless networking?</li> +<li>What is CSMA/CA?</li> +<li>What are DIFS and SIFS?</li> +<li>Why doesn’t the IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol implement collision detection?</li> +<li>In an IEEE 802.11 wireless network, why can hidden terminals be problematic? How does the standard deal with the problem? What format does an IEEE 802.11 standard use for its frame?</li> +<li>In order to accommodate mobile users, what considerations should be taken when designing the network layer?</li> +<li>From the standpoint of network layers, how mobile is a user?</li> +<li>How important is the mobile node’s address?</li> +<li>What supporting wired infrastructure is available for supporting wireless connections?</li> +<li>What is ad hoc networking?</li> +<li>What issues are involved in allowing a mobile user to maintain ongoing connections while moving between networks?</li> +<li>What do the terms <em>home network</em>, <em>home agent</em>, <em>foreign</em> (or <em>visited</em>) <em>network</em>, <em>foreign agent</em>, and <em>correspondent</em> mean?</li> +<li>Why should all traffic addressed to a mobile node’s permanent address be routed to the foreign network when the node is a resident of a foreign network? How can this be done?</li> +<li>What roles does a foreign agent play?</li> +<li>What is a care-of-address?</li> +<li>What is a home address? What is a foreign address?</li> +<li>How does indirect routing work?</li> +<li>How does the mobile node to foreign agent protocol work?</li> +<li>What problem does the indirect routing approach suffer from?</li> +<li>How does the direct routing approach work?</li> +<li>What is a correspondent agent in the direct routing approach?</li> +<li>What is mobile IP? Which standard defines mobile IP?</li> +<li>What are the three main pieces of the mobile IP standard?</li> +<li>What is done in the process of agent discovery?</li> +<li>What is done in the process of agent advertisement?</li> +<li>What does agent solicitation do?</li> +<li>What is the format of an ICMP router discovery message with mobility agent advertisement?</li> +<li>According to the mobile IP standard, how does a mobile node register its care-of address (COA) with its home agent?</li> +<li>How do wireless stations move seamlessly from one BBS to another while maintaining ongoing TCP sessions?</li> +<li>What are the main features of 802.15 wireless networks?</li> +<li>How is a Bluetooth network related to 802.15 wireless networks?</li> +<li>What do FHSS and PSTN stand for?</li> +</ol> +</div> +<div class="col-12"><footer><!-- <p>© [Client] [Year]</p> --> <!-- <p><img src="/shared/LCS_HTML_Templates/Athabasca_Template_2021/_assets/img/logo.png" alt="logo"></p> --></footer></div> +</div> +</div> +<p> +<script src="/shared/LCS_HTML_Templates/Athabasca_Template_2021/Template_Files/sample_pages/../../_assets/thirdpartylib/jquery/jquery-3.4.1.min.js"> + </script> +<script src="/shared/LCS_HTML_Templates/Athabasca_Template_2021/Template_Files/sample_pages/../../_assets/thirdpartylib/popper-js/popper.min.js"> + </script> +<script src="/shared/LCS_HTML_Templates/Athabasca_Template_2021/Template_Files/sample_pages/../../_assets/thirdpartylib/bootstrap-4.3.1/js/bootstrap.min.js"> + </script> +</p> +<!-- Template JavaScript --> +<p> +<script src="/shared/LCS_HTML_Templates/Athabasca_Template_2021/Template_Files/sample_pages/../../_assets/js/scripts.min.js"></script> +<script src="/shared/LCS_HTML_Templates/Athabasca_Template_2021/Template_Files/sample_pages/../../_assets/js/custom.js"></script> +</p></body></html>
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