Signalling Systems
and
Protocols
2023
RAE 553
First Contact was always dangerous — but
usually only to the man involved!
"
JACK SHARKEY
First Contact was always dangerous — but
usually only to the man involved!
"
General Objectives of the course
Gain the skills of the Art of Problem-Solving
on
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How to start thinking like an engineer/scientist
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How to behave like an engineer/scientist
- How to write code/report/rfc clean and concise
protocol
the system of rules and acceptable behaviour used at official ceremonies and occasions:
DEFINITION
protocol
the system of rules and acceptable behaviour used at official ceremonies and occasions:
- Course Problem Domain
- About the Course timeline
- Grading Rules
Introduction to the Course
TOPICS for TODAY
- Course Problem Domain
Introduction to the Course
ACTORS
- Course Problem Domain
Introduction to the Course
What's wrong with the picture?
Introduction to the Course
Course timeline
- Grading Rules
Introduction to the Course
Introduction to the
Signalling and Protocols
WHERE is the PROTOCOL here?
Introduction to the
Signalling and Protocols
WHERE is the PROTOCOL here?
WHERE is the PROTOCOL here?
Introduction to the
Signalling and Protocols
- POLICY
- FORM
- DATA
- TECHNOLOGY
Think wider but in a structured form!
- Lack of Focus
- Weak Fundamentals
- No Structure
LEARNING QUALITY
The Problem
Homework #1
Signalling Systems and Communication Protocols
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Signals
- Analog
- Discrete
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Systems
- Open
- Semi-Open
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Communication Protocols
- H2H
- H2M
- M2M
Outcome: Essay along with Presentation
For presentation, use slides.com
PRESENTATION TOOL
SLIDES.COM
.. to be continued
week 7
Course Methods
CLASSIFICATION
week 7
Course Methods
CLASSIFICATION
Course Methods
What's wrong with the picture?
CLASSIFICATION
Moving towards Reality
Week #7
Moving towards Reality
Week #7
Example:
- One attends all the classes
having an active voice, but- has no submissions on Homework tasks or Tests
- has nothing to present from a Scientific research
- nothing to demonstrate at the Exam
- As a result, the maximal score is 1/10
Moving towards Reality
Week #7
DEFINITIONS
Week #7
Taxonomy is the practice and science of classification
TAXONOMY
DEFINITIONS
Week #7
BLOOM'S TAXONOMY
DEFINITIONS
Week #7
BLOOM'S TAXONOMY
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Understanding: The ability to comprehend and interpret information.
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Applying: The ability to use knowledge and skills to solve problems or complete tasks.
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Analyzing: The ability to break down complex information into smaller parts and understand the relationships between those parts.
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Evaluating: The ability to judge the value or quality of information, ideas, or methods.
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Creating: The ability to use knowledge and skills to produce something new or original.
on levels of learning objectives
DEFINITIONS
Week #7
BLOOM'S TAXONOMY
Week #7
INFORMATION TAXONOMY
INFORMATION taxonomy based on information science and related disciplines
THE PROBLEM
THE PROBLEM
Week #7
THE PROBLEM
Week #7
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https://openai.com/safety-and-responsibility
Homework #2
Signalling Systems and Communication Protocols
What did I learn this Week?
Report using TAXONOMY principles on the topic:
Outcome: Report along with Presentation
For presentation, use slides.com
week 8
Course Methods
CLASSIFICATION
in PRACTICE
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OSI model
Open Systems Interconnection model
Let's get
PRACTICE
Week #8
THE PROBLEM
Demonstration Time
DEFINITIONS
Week #8
BLOOM'S TAXONOMY
Week #8
THE PROBLEM
MEMORISATION MODEL
Demonstration Time
Homework #3
Signalling Systems and Communication Protocols
Homework #3
Signalling Systems and Communication Protocols
What did I learn this Week?
Report using TAXONOMY principles on the topic:
Outcome: Report along with Presentation
For presentation, use slides.com
RAE 553
By HPC RTU LV
