European Summer School, Telecommunication and Multimedia Technologies, 1 - 12 August 2011, Denmark

by **sergio** Thu 16 Jun 2011, 01:31

European Summer School, Telecommunication and Multimedia Technologies
1 - 12 August 2011
VIA University College
Horsens, Denmark

With success and for the third consecutive year the European Summer School «Telecommunication and Multimedia Technologies» will take place from 1 August – 12 August in Horsens, Denmark.

The students come from all over Europe to learn and to experience a new country and the lecturers, who come from the partner institutions, create a high level, state of the art programme that is interesting to students of many backgrounds.

Topics
Peer to Peer communications.
Wireless Sensors Networks – Data acquisition Technologies –Meteo Satellites.
Information systems and network security.
Compression of systems of sound and picture.
EU Policies in Telecommunications.
Introduction to the technology of Programming.
Artificial Intelligence.
Industrial Information systems.

Ιmage processing concerning biometrics.
and Quality of service in IP Networks.
Optical Transport Networks.Current Problems and Open Issues in Cellular Telephony.

Modulation schemes for wireless digital communication systems.
Automatic speech recognition.
Optical Telecommunications.

European policy in education.
Data bases and Java technologies.

Embedded Systems design (Microcontrollers, FPGAs. DSPs, with emphasis in digital signal processing and image processing) and FPGAs.

Databases, IP security , Multimedia applications.
Telecommunication and Multimedia and relation to the robot technology for educational purposes.

Smart Sensors and Micro Electromechanical Systems in DIS.
Digital ASICa and FPGAs.

The program is organized by the Department of Applied Informatics and Multimedia, TEI of Crete (EPP) and the Department of Media University of Applied Sciences, Dusseldorf, Germany in cooperation with VIA University College Denmark.

The summer school is sponsored by the Erasmus Intensive Program; part of the EU funded Life Long Learning Program.

Find more information here