Teaching & Opportunities

Winter Term 2024/2025

• Digitale Signalübertragung
  Module: Signaltheorie (ET-12 09 02)
  Lecturer: Meik Dörpinghaus
• Digitale Signalverarbeitungssysteme I
  Module: Digitale Signalverarbeitungssysteme (ET-12 10 18)
  Lecturer: Emil Matúš
• Digitale Signalverarbeitungssysteme II
  Module: Digitale Signalverarbeitungssysteme (ET-12 10 18)
  Lecturer: Emil Matúš
• Fundamentals of Estimation and Detection
  Modules:
  Vertiefung Mobile Nachrichtensysteme (ET-12 10 17)
  Fundamentals of Estimation and Detection (NES-12 10 01)
  Lecturer: Wolfgang Rave
• Algorithmen für Mehrantennensysteme
  Module: Vertiefung Mobile Nachrichtensysteme (ET-12 10 17)
  Lecturer: Wolfgang Rave
• Oberseminar Mobile Nachrichtentechnik
  Module: Oberseminar Informationstechnik (ET-12 10 23)
  Lecturer: Meik Dörpinghaus
• Maschinelles Lernen in der Signalverarbeitung
  Module: Vertiefung Mobile Nachrichtensysteme (ET-12 10 17)
  Lecturer: Meik Dörpinghaus

Summer Term 2024

• Anwendung der Estimation und Detektion
  Module: Grundlagen Mobile Nachrichtensysteme (ET-12 10 15)
  Lecturer: Wolfgang Rave
• Communications
  Module: Communications (NES-12 10 02)
  Lecturer: Prof. Gerhard Fettweis
• Hardware/Software-Codesign
  Module: Hardware/Software Codesign (NES-12 10 03)
  Lecturer: Prof. Gerhard Fettweis
• Mobile Nachrichtensysteme I
  Module: Grundlagen Mobile Nachrichtensysteme (ET-12 10 15)
  Lecturer: Heinrich Nuszkowski
• Mobile Nachrichtensysteme II
  Module: Grundlagen Mobile Nachrichtensysteme (ET-12 10 15)
  Lecturer: Wolfgang Rave
• Nachrichtentechnik
  Module: Nachrichtentechnik (ET-12 10 24)
  Lecturer: Prof. Gerhard Fettweis
• Hauptseminar Kommunikationssysteme
  Module: (ET-10 10 02)
• Praktikum Hardware/Software-Codesign
  Module: Hardware/Software Codesign Lab (NES-12 10)

We currently offer the following thesis topics:

• Energy Efficiency Comparison between ZXM and CPM
  PDF - Contact: Florian Gast
• Timing Jitter in Spike-Based Communications
  PDF - Contact: Pialy Biswas
• Time-Aspects of Gear Switching in a Gearbox-PHY
  PDF - Contact: Florian Gast
• Analyzing Multiuser Access Schemes for a Gearbox-PHY
  PDF - Contact: Florian Gast
• Spectral Efficiency Analysis of Complex-Valued On-Off Keying with Faster-Than-Nyquist Signaling
  PDF - Contact: Florian Roth
• Joint Parameter Estimation and Synchronization with 1-bit Quantization at the Receiver
  PDF - Contact: Florian Mann
• Automatic interface matching for multi-source programming of embedded controllers
  PDF - Contact: Emil Matúš
• Compatibility analysis methodology for multi-source programming of embedded controllers
  PDF - Contact: Emil Matúš
• Implementation and Analysis of Baseband Kernels on a Vector Processor
  PDF - Contact: Faizan Qureshi
• Mobility Key Performance Indicator Comparison with Real-World Network Deployment Data for Mobile Networks
  PDF - Contact: Subhyal Bin Iqbal
• Latency Reduction of Thread Changes of Layer-Fusion of a Neural Network Accelerator [Studienarbeit/Project Work]
  PDF - Contact: Simon Friedrich

Feel free to approach our team for further topics.

We currently offer the following SHK positions:

• No offerings are listed.

We currently offer the following research positions:

• Student Job: Intern (m/f/d) Communications Engineering (Rohde & Schwarz)
  PDF - Contact: Ahmad NimrZhongju Li
• Research Associate (f/m/x)
  PDF - Contact: Meik DörpinghausGerhard Fettweis

Our chair is constantly seeking highly qualified Post-Docs, Research Associates (WHK, Ph.D. students) and Research Assistants (SHK, graduate students). Please get in touch if you are interested.

If you are looking for a position as a Post-Doc or Ph.D. student, are highly qualified and consider yourself to belong to the top 5% of your year, please submit your application which clearly describes your expertise/objective including your curriculum vitae to:

Prof. Gerhard Fettweis
Technische Universität Dresden
Vodafone Chair Communications Systems
01062 Dresden
jobs (at) ifn.et.tu-dresden (dot) de

Please make sure to include copies of your diploma certificate and examination results. Graduate students seeking an appointment as Research Assistants are encouraged to contact our team.