| Topic | Author
|
Opponents
|
| 1. Chapter 1: Introduction: book + commercial aspects + history | Klaus | Aleksi, Nithi |
| 2. Chapter 2: Military systems, experience and applications | Mikko | Petteri, Xiaoben |
| 3. Chapter 3: DSDV | Guoyou | Aki, Jani |
| 4. Chapter 4: Cluster based networks | Nithi | Petteri, Jose |
| 5. Chapter 5: DSR | Pekka | Yang, Guoyou |
| 6. Chapter 6: AODV | Aki | Miia, Lucia |
| 7. Chapter 6: AODV | Jani | Pekka, Zheng |
| 8. Chapter 7: ZRP | Nicklas | Aleksi, Jose |
| 9. Chapter 8: Link Reversal Routing | Miia | Jani-Erik, Lucia |
| 10. Chapter 9: Beaconing | Lucia | Xiaoben, Nithi |
| 11. Chapter 10: Link state routing and STAR | Jan-Erik | Yang, Miia |
| 12. Other routing protocols for Ad Hoc networks | Petteri | Nicklas, Guoyou |
| 13. Chapter 11: Future work, research activity on Ad Hoc | Aleksi | Klaus, Sami |
| 14. Security in Ad Hoc networks | Zheng | Catharina, Jari |
| 15. Layer 2 aspects in ad hoc networks (WLAN, Hyperlan ...) | Sami | Ma, Jari |
| 16. Bluetooth and Ad Hoc networking | Jari | Catharina, Zheng |
| 17. Mobility management in ad hoc networks | Catharina | Sami, Pekka |
| 18. Network management in ad hoc networks | Jose | Ma, Mikko |
| 19. QoS routing in mobile ad hoc networks | Ma | Mikko, Jani |
| 20. Ad hoc networking with direct mode TETRA | Xiaoben | Klaus, Jan-Erik |
| 21. Using geopraphical information for routing in ad hoc networks | Yang | Nicklas, Aki |
When you are preparing your paper and presentation, it is suggested that you do not leave it until the last weekend. Instead, you should plan for gradual progress. First find and make a list of all the material that is relevant to your topic, read and evaluate it. You should aim at finishing this stage by the first of March. You will then use 3 or 4 weeks to write your paper. You should be able to submit your paper to your opponents and to prof Kantola by Friday 3.4. You will then use the remaining time to prepare your presentation and do improvements on your paper.