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S-38.3001 Telecommunications Forum (2/5 ECTS) LV

Homework

Homework description:
Homework consists of two parts that are described below. Deadline to return your homework is 12.12.2006 at 16:00.

In the first part you must list three main messages from each speaker (using bullet points). Yes, this part has to be done from all lectures (9). Therefore, you must watch the recorded video from the lecture you did not attend. In addition you must grade each speaker from 1 to 5. You may also feel free to give speakers some additional comments. Any comments will be appreciated.

In the second part you must choose the best lectures from technical, business and entertainment perspectives. You must also argue for your selections with 10 sentences each (3*10 sentences). You cannot choose the same lecture twice. Use full sentences and remember that plagiarism is strictly forbidden. So do your homework by yourself!

Return of the homework:
1) Via e-mail as an attachment file (text, word or pdf) to the address s383001-homework@netlab.hut.fi and only to this address. File should be named in following manner <student_id_number>_<last_name>.pdf (i.e. 12345A_Teekkari.pdf).
2) Or the printed homework can also be returned before the DL to the box with the course code (s-38.3001) marked under the laboratory notice board. Handwritten homeworks will automatically be rejected.

Sending homework to some other address in our lab (to other course assistants or the Professor) will not constitute a returned homework. Returning Homework after the deadline will not constitute an accepted homework.

Language of the homework is English, Finnish or Swedish.
 
 

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