CSE 521S Wireless Sensor Networks

Fall 2012

Prof. Chenyang Lu


Time: Tue/Thu 1-2:30

Place: TBA

TA: Mo Sha


Wireless sensor networks are pervasive computing systems consisting of smart sensors embedded in physical environments. Wireless sensor networks provide a basis for new computing paradigms that challenges many classical approaches to distributed computing and networking. Embedded operating systems, wireless network protocols, and approaches to power management, real-time, and middleware services fundamentally change when confronted with this new environment. Wireless sensor network is an exciting research area with many promising applications. This course will study cutting-edge research papers that deal with various aspects of wireless sensor networks. Students will perform hands-on, system projects using motes (tiny devices consisting of sensors, radios, and microprocessors).

 

Prerequisites: CSE 422S or equivalent (operating systems) or under permission of instructor.


Project guidelines

Real-world applications of wireless sensor network

Class schedule

Reading list

Formatting guidelines and templates for project report

Critique requirement

Equipment available for projects

TinyOS