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This document contains an assignment for a computer science course on the Internet of Things. The assignment consists of 4 problems: 1) Discussing several IEEE 802.11 wireless networking standards. 2) Analyzing a scenario involving carrier sense multiple access with collision detection and determining if frames will collide. 3) Discussing Aloha, slotted Aloha, and various carrier sense multiple access schemes. 4) Evaluating emerging communication technologies for IoT including Bluetooth Low Energy, LoRaWAN, NFC, and Wi-Fi HaLow, discussing each one and providing pros and cons.

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College of Engineering Department of Computer Science and Engineering

This document contains an assignment for a computer science course on the Internet of Things. The assignment consists of 4 problems: 1) Discussing several IEEE 802.11 wireless networking standards. 2) Analyzing a scenario involving carrier sense multiple access with collision detection and determining if frames will collide. 3) Discussing Aloha, slotted Aloha, and various carrier sense multiple access schemes. 4) Evaluating emerging communication technologies for IoT including Bluetooth Low Energy, LoRaWAN, NFC, and Wi-Fi HaLow, discussing each one and providing pros and cons.

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College of Engineering

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Special Topics—Internet of Things (CMPE-471)


Assignment 2
Fall 2021

Final mark: 100


Submission due: Saturday, October 9, 2021

Problem 1 (10):

Briefly discuss the technology and capacity behind each of the following standards:

 IEEE 802.11a:
 IEEE 802.11b:
 IEEE 802.11c:
 IEEE 802.11d:
 IEEE 802.11e:
 IEEE 802.11f:
 IEEE 802.11g:
 IEEE 802.11h:
 IEEE 802.11i:
 IEEE 802.11n:
 IEEE 802.11ac:

Problem 2 (25):

In a bus 1-persistence CSMA/CD with Tp = 50 μs and Tfr = 120 μs, there are two stations, A and
B. Both stations start sending frames to each other at the same time. Since the frames collide,
each station tries to retransmit. Station A comes out with R = 0 and station B with R = 1.
Ignoring any other delay including the delay for sending jamming signals, answer the following
questions:
a) Do the frames collide again?
b) Draw a time-line diagram to prove your claim.
c) Does the generation of a random number help avoid collision in this case?

Problem 3 (25):

a) Discuss in details the Aloha/Slotted Aloha systems (give the details of theoretical
formulation for finding the max throughput in each case). Draw the throoughput curves for
both systems.
b) Discuss all the Carrier Sense Multiple Access schemes.
c) Discuss the Ethernet and show the Random Access scheme that is the closest to Ethernet.

Problem 4 (40):
Parts of the following question has been discussed in class but not all. So, you will need to do
some research to answer all parts:

Some of the emerging communication technologies/protocols used by IoT are listed below.
Briefly discuss each and give its pros and cons:

a) BLE:
b) LoRaWAN:
c) NFC:
d) Wi-Fi HaLow:

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