Sydney Uni
USYD has 2 departments that offer free Microsoft software (Windows, Visual Studio, Office Visio, Office OneNote, and much more) to students. One is electrical engineering MSDNAA and the other is school of IT MSDNAA.
Treatise for Honours Thesis
For my undergraduate thesis project, I worked on using Software Radio for Digital Satellite Television (PDF, 6.78MB).
My Sydney Uni Course Notes
- ELEC5616 Computer and Network Security 2010 (PDF, 1.94 MB)
- ELEC5509 Mobile Networks 2010 (PDF, 1.55 MB)
- ELEC4505 Digital Communication Systems 2009 (PDF, 271 KB)
- ELEC3506 Data Communications and the Internet 2008 (PDF, 2.91 MB)
- COMP3609 Algorithms and Complexity (Advanced) 2008
- Course Notes (PDF, 2.91 MB)
- Single A4 sheet of mid-semester Quiz Notes (PDF, 207 KB)
- Exam Notes (PDF, 234 KB)
- INFO3220 Object Oriented Design 2008 (PDF, 806 KB)
- ELEC3505 Communications 2008
- Course Notes (PDF, 3.27 MB)
- Curated Formula Sheet (PDF, 1.22 MB) for the open book exam
- ELEC3305 Digital Signal Processing 2008 (PDF, 2.97 MB)
- COMP3608 Introductional to Artificial Intelligence (Advanced) 2008
- Course Notes (PDF, 1.76 MB)
- Double sided A4 sheet of Exam Notes (PDF, 937 KB)
- COMP3520 Operating System Internals 2008 (PDF, 1.56 MB)
- PHYS2213 Physics 2EE (for Electrical Engineers) 2007
- Module 1:Â Optics (PDF, 370 KB)
- Module 2:Â Electromagnetic Properties of Matter (PDF, 828 KB)
- Module 3:Â Solid State Physics and Devices (PDF, 1.36 MB)
- MATH1905 Statistics (Advanced) 2006
- Lectures 3-6 (387K)
- Lectures 7-8 (261K)
- Lectures 9-10 (271K)
- Lectures 11-12 (240K)
- Page 19: Point (3) the calculations “0.977 – 0.841 = 0.136″ are incorrect; it should be “0.977 – (1 – 0.841) = 0.818″
- Lectures 13-14 (374K)
- Page 4: The exponent after “Similarly…” should be “-(1-p)?” instead of “-p?”
- Lectures 15-16 (204K)
- Page 18: The 9th sign (the 3rd minus) in the solution should be a plus instead of a minus
- Lectures 17-18 (998K)
- Marc doesn’t use the computer anymore, so no more lecture slides. Here are his lesson notes.
SunSPOTs
SunSPOTs are really cool Wireless Sensor Network devices. I was lucky to be involved in a research project (now called Corona) at the end of my first year at uni, to work on a system where you would query an entire network of these nodes in a similar way you would an SQL database!
It’s my first experience at what doing research is like, and it was actually quite fun.
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