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Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3126 Communication Networks and Systems ECTS credits: 6 Weekly classes: 3lec+0sem+0labs+2ps+0,5p Assessment: exam Type of exam: written and oral Department involved: Department of Telecommunications Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Prof. Mihail Petkov Iliev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Telecommunications, tel.: 888 673, 888 457, E-mail: miliev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Principle Assistant Professor Georgi Valentinov Hristov, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Telecommunications, tel.: 888 663, E-mail: ghristov@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The purpose of the course is to introduce the students to the basic principles and technologies in telecommunication networks. Different architectures, functionalities, interfaces and protocols of digital networks are also presented. Students are introduced to the newest technologies for data transmission. In view of the dynamical development of communication networks, new trends in research for the next years are also specified. Course content: Basic characteristics of telecommunication networks. Architectures, protocols and subscriber access. ISDN. VPN, NGN, BcN. Teaching and assessment: The course includes 3 hours of lectures weekly, and 4 hours of practical exercises every 2 weeks. Students prepare for the exercises, using the recommended literature. For each exercise students prepare and present a report. The exam consists of written and oral parts. 3127 Telecommunication Safety ЕСТS credits: 3 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+1ps+0,5p Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Telecommunications Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Krasimir Petrov Manev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Telecommunications, tel.: 888 780, E-mail: kmanev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The Telecommunication Safety course is compulsory for students of TS. The goals of the course are the acquisition of thorough theoretical knowledge of the most important aspects of these topics, alonside with the implementation of some cryptosystems in software. Course content: Fundamentals of reliability and security. Reliability parameters. Security of communications networks and systems. Security policy. Organization - technical and administration precautions for security. Software -technical methods and tools. Protection of technical information. Communication channels protection. Protection from parasitic electromagnetic radiation. Management of protection systems. Stages in constructing a system for data protection. Requirements to systems for data protection. Foundations of cryptography and security, Cryptography protocols and techniques, Classical and modern encryption algorithms – Data encryption standard, stream and block ciphers, public-key encryption, pseudo random generators, one-way Hash functions, RSA etc. Teaching and assessment: The teaching process is divided into lectures and practical classes. Lectures last two hours and the lecture material precedes the practical exercises. The practical sessions are grouped in pairs and are conducted every second week. At the beginning of each practical class students’ knowledge is checked. The course finishes with an exam. Continuous assessment during the semester allows students to acquire regular knowledge. 203
Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3128 Computer Vision ECTS credits: 4 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+2ps Assessment: continuous assessment Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Automatics and Mechatronics Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Prof. Miroluyb Ivanov Mladenov, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Automatics and Mechatronics, tel.: 888 747, E-mail: mladenov@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course aims at giving the students working knowledge of modern computer vision systems, their basic characteristics as well as the main stages of digital image processing. The students study different problems, related to the acquisition and representation of images, image pre-processing, segmentation, image description and image recognition. Course content: Computer vision system (CVS) structure. Representation of images. Image types and models. Image geometry. Optical transformations. Stereo images. Pre-processing of images. Image filtering and coding. Morphological transformations. Histogram analysis. Image analysis. Object representation by morphological features, contours, homogeneous zones, projections and skeletons. Image segmentation. Contour segmentation, homogeneous segmentation and segmentation by neighborhood criteria. Colour image analysis. Colour models, colour models transformation. Image recognition in CVS. Basic methods and principles used in CVS. Application of CVS in communication systems. Teaching and assessment: Lectures introduce the main theoretic material using multimedia presentation and illustrate it with appropriate example problems. Lecture materials are given out in advance to the students on CD. Practice sessions are held in a computer laboratory where students use specialized program systems. They are provided with appropriate instruction materials. The final mark is formed on the basis of two written exams during the semester and on the basis of the results from the practical sessions. 1530 Multimedia Systems and Technologies ECTS credits: 4 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+1ps+2cw Assessment: continuous assessment Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Computing, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Tsvetozar Stefanov Georgiev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 888 827, E-mail: TGeorgiev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Principal Assistant Professor Svetlin Nedelchev Stoyanov, MEng, Dept. Telecommunications, tel.: 888 734, E-mail: sstoyanov@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The objective of the Multimedia Systems and Technologies course is to familiarise students with the technology of creating multimedia products, comprising text, graphic, audio and video objects according to a scenario prepared in advance, as well as with the structure of the systems for developing and recreating such products. The course examines basic graphic, sound and video file formats and compression methods and the use of some popular authoring systems. Course prerequisites include Programming Languages, Web Design, Computer Peripherals, and a course co-requisite is Program Technologies for Internet. Course content: Multimedia – history, definitions, application area. Technology of creating multimedia products. Systems for developing multimedia products. Methods and tools for creating, editing and saving text objects. Methods and tools for creating, compressing, editing and saving graphic objects. Methods and tools for creating, compressing, editing and saving audio objects. Methods and tools for creating, compressing, editing and saving video objects. Assembling, testing and distributing multimedia applications. Video-conferencing systems. Virtual reality. Teaching and assessment: Lectures familiarise students with the main theoretic aspects of creating multimedia products. Practice sessions allow each student to develop multimedia objects and integrate them in a multimedia product following a given scenario. Students have to develop a multimedia course project based on a given task. Assessment is continuous. The final mark is an average of the marks of two tests, student participation in class and the mark of the course project. 204
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