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Course Activity Introduction

Grouping 2 students per group except Final Filled in the group list in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Mk0caT pd8WkgSw6hMiaHOLYG_98LlgfyGqox3r5intk/edit? usp=sharing Remember your group number, this sheet will be read-only after 9/25 23:59

Course Activity In-class exercise Deadline : Tuesday ( maybe extended ) Inter/ inner group discussion ok ! Inter group code exchange FORBIDDEN DO NOT SHOW YOUR CODE TO OTHERS EXCEPT YOUR TEAMATE

Server mvnl.csie.ntu.edu.tw e.g. nc mvnl.csie.ntu.edu.tw 7770 Send “Q” for problem, send “A” for submitting, send “P” for problem description If correct, the server returns flag

Activity #0 : Test ( NO CREDIT ) A+B question nc mvnl.csie.ntu.edu.tw 7770 Sample code in https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4Qc- NfoSFXscDZVV3BsQUJSZnM

Activity #0 : Test ( NO CREDIT ) [MATLAB] Test = Problem = In this problem, you need to return the result of a+b using MATLAB = Input Format = a b a,b : integer in [1,100] = Output Format = c c : result of a+b = Sample Input = 1 2 = Sample Output = 3

Activity #1 : Multiplexing nc mvnl.csie.ntu.edu.tw 7771 Utility SNR code in https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_Z- TUMjZ2A8dk5QRUlUcFBoQ2c

40m Receiver Transmitter & Power

Activity #1 : Multiplexing In this problem, you need to calculate the valid Tx positions and transmission powers respectively given the Rx locations. location ([0,40],[0,40]) Tx power (10mW, 1000mW) Noise floor 10^(-7.5) mW PathLossExponent = 2 SINR must over 100

Activity #1 : Multiplexing-p3 nc mvnl.csie.ntu.edu.tw 7772

Activity #1 : Multiplexing-p3 In this problem, you need to calculate the valid Tx positions and transmission powers respectively given the Rx locations. location ([0,40],[0,40]) Tx power (10mW, 1000mW) Noise floor 10^(-7.5) mW PathLossExponent = 3 SINR must over 100

Submit courses.dlc.ntu.edu.tw Exercise > Multiplexing .zip containing (code.m)/ report.pdf/ flag.txt