"电子科大无线传感器网络课程概述与考核方式"

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is a rapidly growing field with applications in various industries such as environmental monitoring, healthcare, and smart infrastructure. This course, led by Professor Huang Letian at the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of WSN, covering both theoretical principles and practical applications. The course utilizes the textbook "Wireless Sensor Networks" edited by Lan F. Akyildiz and Mehmet Can Vuran, with translations by Xu Pingping, Liu Hao, and Chu Hongyun. The textbook, published by the Electronic Industry Press, is a foundational resource for understanding the fundamental concepts and advanced methodologies in WSN. The course is structured to include both theoretical lectures and practical hands-on experience in the laboratory. The lectures, held on Wednesdays in room B109 of Liren Building, cover topics such as the introduction to WSN, networking protocols, data fusion, and security in WSN. Furthermore, the course emphasizes practical applications, with experiments and demonstrations scheduled to take place in room B237 of the Science Research Building. Students will be assessed through a combination of regular assessments, a final exam, and laboratory performance. The grading scheme allocates 15% to regular assessments, 60% to the final exam, and 25% to the laboratory performance, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of the student's understanding and practical skills in WSN. Overall, the course offers a well-rounded education in WSN, incorporating theoretical foundations, practical applications, and assessment methods to ensure a comprehensive understanding for students. Through this course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue further research or pursue careers in the growing field of Wireless Sensor Networks.