Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
Mobile Telecommunication Engineering is a four-year fulltime program. In the first two years the necessary
ma t h ema ti c s, physics, comp utin gand basic telecommunications courses are taken. These courses
provide the theoretical foundations essential to the understanding the applications of Mobile telecommunication
in mobile communication and future mobile computing. The advanced courses are covered in third and fourth years with
minor and major projects.
Year 1 :
Professional Communication & Technical Report Writing
Basic Electronics
Electrical Engineering
Mathematics I
Telecommunication Fundamentals
Computing Programming
Pulse and Digital ICs
Business Management Techniques
Electronic Material and Devices
Mathematics II
Engineering Design
Seminar and Project
Year 2 :
Analog and Digital Communication
Computer Organization and OS
Signal and Systems
Network Analysis and Circuits
Electronic Measurements and Testing
Mathematics-III
RF and Microwave Engineering
Engineering Electromagnetism
Antennas and Wave Propagation
Cellular Communication Principles
System Simulation
Major Project
Year 3 :
Physics of Solid State Devices
Microprocessors and Applications
Data communication and Networks
Telecommunications Standards and Regulations
Optical Fiber Components and Systems
VLSI Design and Technology
Broad Band Communication Systems
Radar System and Communication
Digital Signal Processing
Neural Networks
Quality Assurance and Management
Major Project I
Year 4 :
Optics and Solid State Physics
Digital Image Processing
Reliability and Failure of Solid State Devices
Telecommunication Switching and Signaling
Mobile Computing and Internet Technology
Smart Antennas for Mobile Communication
Wireless Communication and Mobile Computing
Mobile Communication and Security Issues
Embedded Systems Design for Mobile Systems
Management of Mobile Networks
Multimedia Communication & Mobile Technology
Major Project II
Coursework & Assessment :
Units are normally assessed through class tests, quizzes, time-constrained assignments, seminars on chosen topics,
case studies, work-based projects, mid-semester and endsemester theory/ practical exams. The project in the last
semester is assessed by a combination of written report and presentation.
Careers :
Graduates can choose careers in environmental industry, National Research Programs and electronics and
communication industry and education, planning networks and management of networks. 