This document outlines the course information for the Communication System course. The course has a code of E5122 and has no prerequisites. It is taught by Mohd At-Tarmizi Bin Abu Hassan from the Electrical Engineering Department. The course involves both theory and practical components, carrying a total of 3 credit hours with 30 hours each of theory and practical instruction. The course content is delivered over 5 weeks and covers topics such as telephone switching, mobile radio systems, fiber optic applications, satellite communication systems, and radar communication systems. Student assessment consists of continuous assessments including quizzes, assignments, reports and tests worth 50% and a final exam worth 50%. The document also lists the course references and rules related to attendance, punct

1. COURSE INFORMATION OUTLINE
CODE & COURSE : E5122 & COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
PRE-REQUISITE(S) : NONE
LECTURER : MOHD AT-TARMIZI BIN ABU HASSAN
DEPARTMENT : JABATAN KEJURUTERAAN ELEKTRIK
DELIVERY METHOD : THEORY & PRACTICAL
CREDIT HOURS : 3 TOTAL THEORY HOURS : 30
TOTAL PRACTICAL HOURS : 30
IMPLEMENTATION
No. PARTICULARS COURSE WORK Remarks
WEEK ( Duration )
Assignment 1
TELEPHONE SWITCHING AND SIGNALING Quiz 1
1 Exchange, switching, signaling and basic teletraffic Lab report 1 1-3
engineering Tutorial 1
MOBILE RADIO/WIRELESS COMMUNICATION Assignment 2
SYSTEM Quiz2
2 Block diagram, types of radio channels, type of base Lab report 2 4-6
station antennas,main terms and procedures of Test 1
making and receiving calls. Tutorial 2
FIBER OPTIC APPLICATIONS Group Presentation
Introduction,types of mode in fiber optic cables, Quiz 3&4
3 connections and couplings, types of Lab report 3 7-9
losses,calculation example on losses, distance and Tutorial 3
power
SATELLITE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Group Presentation
Satellite communication block diagram and
Quiz 5
4 explanation on function of every block and related 10-13
Test 2
circuit, earth satellite block diagram, satellite
application
Assignment 5
RADAR COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Lab report 4
5 Distance and direction measurements. Primary pulse 14-16
radar. Secondary pulse radar. Radar applications.
TYPES OF ASSESSMENT
The course is assessed through 50% Continuous Assessment and 50% Final Examination.
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT (CA) (50%):
Continuous assessment is carried out throughout the semester and comprises the following:
QUIZ : 25% (5 quizzes)
ASSIGNMENT/TUTORIAL : 30% (5 assignments)
PRACTICAL WORK/ REPORT : 30% (4 reports)
TEST : 15% (2 tests)
CE breakdown is based on 100%.
[ Assessment Task above to be executed during Lecture / Practical / Tutorial hour ]
FINAL EXAMINATION (FE) (50%):
Final examination is held at the end of the semester.
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2. REFERENCES
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1. T.Rappaport (2002) . Wireless Communiations Principles and Practice (2 Ed) Prentice Hall
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2. Wayne Tomasi (2001). Electronic Communication Systems Fundamentals Through Advanced (4
Ed).Prentice Hall
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3. John G.Proakis(2000). Digital Communications (4 Ed) McGraw-Hill.
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4. Hioki Warren (2001). Telecommunications (3 Ed) Prentice Hall.
RULES :
1. Attendance is compulsory for every student. Students are required to have at least 80%
attendance.
2. Punctuality is essential. Every student is required to be in the lecture hall/lecture room/ workshop 5
minutes before class starts.
3. Student should submit all quizzes and assignments on time.
4. All students must take part in every exercise/ task in class. Plagiarism and cheating will be severely
dealt with.
5. Students should conduct themselves in an appropriate manner following the policies and guidelines
of the polytechnic.
Prepared by :
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MOHD AT-TARMIZI BIN ABU HASSAN
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