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Description
Mobile Services are usually offered over a mobile
communications network like UMTS and requested from mobile devices
like ordinary mobile phones, smartphones, or laptops. Compared to
conventional information and communication services as known from the
Fixed Internet, Mobile Services are exposed to several restrictions,
for example, limited bandwidth and increased latency, reduced
computational power and memory of mobile devices, changing network
addresses as a result of the users’ mobility, and many more. On the
other hand, however, they open up a broad range of new and
sophisticated applications in areas such as navigation,
context-awareness, or ubiquitous and pervasive computing, to name only
a few.
This course starts with a brief introduction into
the fundamentals of mobile services and a short overview of underlying
network infrastructures such as GSM, UMTS, and other systems. This
includes a short discussion about the particular problems these
networks imply and a general overview of the special features they
offer, for example, regarding the different types of mobility support
and associated mechanisms. After that, the course introduces different
service platforms and infrastructures and demonstrates their
realization and operation. The following topics are covered:
- Types of mobility and overview of mobile service classes
- GSM/UMTS/LTE Overview
- SMS and MMS
- Mobile Internet and Web
- iPhone and Android Apps and Marketplaces
- IMS Services
- Advanced Services (Mobile Payment, Mobile Instant Messaging and Presence,…)
- Location-based Services
The course concludes with an overview and discussion of latest trends and developments.
Target Group
This course is offered as
compulsory course (Wahlpflichtfach) to master and diploma students of
the following programs:
- Computer Science (Informatik)
- Computer Engineering (Technische Informatik)
Schedule
Type | Day of
week | Time | Start/End
date | Location |
---|---|---|---|---|
Lecture | Tuesday | 2:00 pm -
4:00 pm | April 22 - July 15,
2014 | MA141 |
Lecture | Friday | 10:00
am - 12:00 pm | April 25 - July 18,
2013 | EB407 |
Examination
An oral examination is offered, which lasts between 20 and 30 minutes. For the exam, it is required to register via the QISPOS system. The examination is rated as failed in cases of absence without valid excuse. This does not have an impact on possibly contradicting rules of the respective examination regulation.
Recommended Reading
- Alby, T. (2008). Das Mobile Web. Hanser
- Kamal, R. (2008). Mobile Computing. Oxford University Press
- Küpper, A. (2005). Location-based Services - Fundamentals and Operation. John Wiley & Sons
- Mehta, N. (2008). Mobile Web Development. Packt Publishing
- Sauter, M. (2011). From GSM to LTE. John Wiley & Sons

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