4 accepted papers
Gamification is the incorporation of gaming elements into non-game situations, such as education or training. We have developed a game that can be used to teach signals concepts, and have implemented it in both a pen-and-paper version and in an electronic version. This paper discusses the game and h…
This paper describes a real-time implementation of timestamp-free network synchronization using RF signaling between a master and slave node. Rather than conventional approaches of exchanging digital timestamps through a dedicated synchronization protocol, timestamp-free synchronization is performed…
Signal processing, communication systems, and estimation and detection theory are important concepts in electrical engineering, and are taught in most graduate and upper-level undergraduate electrical engineering programs. Students often struggle with the abstract concepts of signals, however, large…
This paper studies the average staleness of global channel state information (CSI) in fully-connected time-slotted wireless networks with time-varying reciprocal channels where, in each time slot, one node is equiprobably selected to transmit and disseminate CSI. The proposed protocols are compatibl…