Mobile Communications is an authoritative guide to the complex, yet interesting world of wireless and mobile technologies.
Summary Of The Book
In an increasingly wireless world, there is a need for well-educated communication engineers who understand the possibilities and developments of mobile communication.
Mobile Communications is an introduction to the field of mobile communications and focuses on digital data transfer.
The book introduces the aspects of mobile communications highlighting their importance in computer science. It brings forward the common properties of different technical solutions. Helpfully, the book points readers to research publications or related websites if they need more information on a certain topic.
Mobile Communications features discussions on mobile signals, access protocols, application requirements and security, wireless application protocol, i-mode, and wireless TCP focussing on digital mobile communication systems.
The second edition of Mobile Communications was published in the year 2008 and features updates of all references and links and also discusses integration of higher data rates for GSM, third generation systems, new WLAN, and Bluetooth standards.
Its intended readers are students of electrical engineering or computer science, engineers working with fixed networks who wish to be apprised of future trends in networking, and managers looking for a lucid overview of mobile communication. Schiller’s approach requires a basic understanding of communication and a rough knowledge of the Internet or networking.
About Jochen Schiller
Born in the year 1967 in Germany, Jochen Schiller is a computer scientist and the head of the working group Computer Systems and Telematics Institute of Computer Science, FU Berlin, Germany. He is also an Associate Professor attached to the École de Technologie Supérieure, Université du Québec, Canada.
Some of the books Schiller has written are Location-Based Services and Perspektiven Der Sicherheitsforschung: Beitraege Aus Dem Forschungsforum Oeffentliche Sicherheit.
He was the vice-president of FU Berlin from 2007 to 2010 and founder of the company, GmBH ScatterWeb, a platform for self-configuring wireless sensor networks. Schiller also acts as a consultant for several companies in the networking and communication business. The focus of his research is on mobile and wireless communications, communication architecture, operating systems for embedded devices, and quality of service aspects in communication systems. Schiller’s research includes work within several European projects and industry co-operations dealing with QoS provisioning for large-scale WWW servers. He graduated in Computer Science from the University of Karlsruhe, Germany, in 1996
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