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Learn OMNeT++ Level 3 (Arabic)
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Learn OMNeT++ Level 3 (Arabic)

Networking Research Projects
Highest Rated
Created by‪Dr. Mahmood A. Al-Shareeda‬‏
Last updated 2/2022
Arabic

What you'll learn

  • Introduce new INET features and concepts.
  • Generate and simulate a new 19 research ideas.
  • Implement own advanced wired and wireless projects.
  • Analyze the performance of own implemented projects.

Course content

5 sections • 22 lectures • 13h 25m total length

  • Promo1:09
  • Course Outline & Syllabus16:45

Requirements

  • Understanding of OMNeT++ Level 1 course.
  • Understanding of OMNeT++ Level 2 course.

Description

In this lesson, we'll show you how to use the INET Framework to create wireless simulations. A set of simulation models numbered 01 through 14 are included in the course. The models progress in complexity, beginning with the fundamentals and gradually introducing new INET technologies and concepts linked to wireless communication networks.

Each step in the lesson is a distinct configuration in the omnetpp.ini file. Steps build on each other by adding a few new lines to the previous step's setup. The network defined in NED is generally shared by consecutive steps.

This is an advanced tutorial, and it assumes that you are familiar with creating and running simulations in OMNeT++ and INET. If you aren’t, you can check out the OMNeT Level 1 and Level 2 courses to get started with using OMNeT++.


Networking Research Projects in OMNeT++


Video 1. Introduction

Video 2. Level 1 & Level 2 courses (18 projects)

Video 3. Compound modules (Nodes)

Video 4. Two wireless nodes (IPv4) project

Video 5. UDP project

Video 6. Ping project

Video 7. TCP project

Video 8. IPv6 project

Video 9. Adding virtualization

Video 10. Several nodes (realistic scenario)

Video 11. static routing

Video 12. interference

Video 13. CSMA

Video 14. ACKs in CSMA

Video 15. Modelling energy consumption

Video 16. Movements (mobility nodes)

Video 17. Ad-hoc routing (AODV)

Video 18. obstacles to the environment

Video 19. realistic radio model

Video 20. path loss model

Video 21. antenna gain


Who this course is for:

  • Researcher working in the area of Wired or Wireless Networking.
  • Working on routing protocol in wireless networks as a researcher.
  • Anyone interested in investigating the behavior of a wired/wireless network under specific parameters.
  • OMNeT++ USER

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