EE693e (Spec Topics): Wireless Communication and Sensing for Telemedicine

Executive Summary

This course focuses on selected research topics in wireless communication and sensing and is intended for undergraduate, master, and doctoral students who are interested in this field of study. At the end of this course, students will have a in-depth knowledge of the state-of-the-art and open problems, thus enhancing their potential to do research or pursue a career in this rapidly developing area. this course is structured as a research seminar and laboratory where research papers from leading conferences & journals will be presented by the instructor and students. Main topics of this iteration include the study the connections between telemedicine and IoT, mobile sensing, augmented reality, 5G, edge computing, cloud computing, and 3D-printing.

Logistics

  • CRN

    EE693e
    85304
  • Personnel:

    Lecturer: Yao ZhengOverview the area of study
    Presenter1: studentsGive presenation and written report of the given paper
    Audience2: studentsDiscuss the given paper
  • Format:

    Lecture/Presentation TimeLecture/Presenatation LocationTextbookPersentationReport
    MW 9:00am-10:15amZoomSee ScheduleGroupGroup

Grading Policy

PresentationsReportsDiscussion
40%40%20%
  • Cutoffs

    A-B-C-
    70%50%30%
  • Proscribed Conduct: Copying or otherwise cheating on homework, lab reports, or exam will result in a failing grade for the course. More details can be found at student conduct code policies, III.C.

Schedule

TIMETOPICPAPER/NOTESREPORTDUE
Week 01 (Aug 25)Logistic, Telemedicine Overviewnt 01NANA
Week 02 (Aug 30, Sep 01)Student Presentationspp 02.1, pp 02.2rpt 0211:59 PM, Sep 12
Week 03 (Sep 08)Telemedicine and Internet of Thingsnt 03NANA
Week 04 (Sep 13, Sep 15)Student Presentationspp 04.1, pp 04.2rpt 0411:59 PM, Sep 26
Week 05 (Sep 20, Sep 22)Telemedicine and Wireless Sensingnt 05a, nt 05bNANA
Week 06 (Sep 27, Sep 29)Student Presentationspp 06.1, pp 06.2rpt 0611:59 PM, Oct 12
Week 07 (Oct 04, Oct 06)Telemedicine and AR/VRnt 07a, nt 07bNANA
Week 08/09 (Oct 13, Oct 18)Student Presentationspp 08.1, pp 08.2rpt 0811:59 PM, Oct 24
Week 09 (Oct 20)Telemedicine and 5Gnt 09NANA
Week 10 (Oct 25, Oct 27)Student Presentationspp 10.1, pp 10.2rpt 1011:59 PM, Nov 07
Week 11 (Nov 01, Nov 03)Telemedicine and Edge Computingnt 11a, nt 11bNANA
Week 12 (Nov 08, Nov 10)Student Presentationspp 12.1, pp 12.2rpt 1211:59 PM, Nov 21
Week 13 (Nov 15, Nov 17)Telemedicine and Cloud Computingnt 13a, nt 13bNANA
Week 14 (Nov 22, Nov 24)Student Presentationspp 14.1, pp 14.211:59 PM, Nov 05
Week 15 (Nov 29, [Dec 01][recording 1201 url])Telemedicine and 3D-Printingnt 15a, nt 15bNANA
Week 16 (Dec 06, Dec 08)Student Presentationspp 16.1, pp 16.211:59 PM, Dec 19
Week 17ConclusionNANA

Footnotes


  1. Students may work in teams of two or three. each team will be assigned with one paper every other week. each team needs to complete two tasks on each paper: (1) give a in-depth presentation (60 min) and answer all the questions during the q&a (15 min); (2) write a one-page (excluding citations) summary of the paper (in ieee conference format). ↩︎

  2. Students must work alone and complete the following tasks for each presentation: (1) prepare at least one relevent question for the presenter; (3) grade the presenter’s presentation and report. ↩︎