Nachrichtentechnik

In this cour­se, the stu­dents learn the me­thods that are uti­li­zed in the fol­lowing stan­dards: 1. ZIP, RAR 2. JPEG, MPEG 3. 3G, LTE 4. WLAN 5. DVB, DAB Hence, the stu­dents will ac­qui­re es­sen­ti­al me­thods and tools uti­li­zed in com­mu­ni­ca­ti­ons tech­no­lo­gy. The tools are ex­ploi­ted for de­ter­mi­ning fun­da­men­tal li­mits in com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on tech­no­lo­gy ac­cor­ding to which an ef­fi­ci­ent com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on sys­tem can be de­si­gned. Fur­ther­mo­re, the stu­dents will ob­tain va­luable in­sight about the basic con­cepts of si­gnal trans­mis­si­on.

The de­ve­lop­ment of ci­vi­liza­t­i­ons de­pends on the abi­li­ty of human being in sen­ding, re­con­struc­ting and sto­ring in­for­ma­ti­on. This in­for­ma­ti­on-ba­sed de­ve­lop­ment can be ob­ser­ved is va­rious forms, from cave pain­tings, cu­n­ei­form, to press and di­gi­tal media. In today's so­cie­ty, which is known as in­for­ma­ti­on so­cie­ty, ac­ces­sing in­for­ma­ti­on al­most anyw­he­re and at anyti­me is pos­si­ble and de­man­ded. The de­ve­lop­ment and mer­ging of new me­thods and ap­p­li­ca­ti­ons in com­mu­ni­ca­ti­ons, such as