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    \item  The different aspects and challenges of wireless network protocol design
    \item  Wireless-specific data link, routing and transport protocol design concepts
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\item Protocol challenges in designing wireless and mobile systems: \begin{enumerate}[topsep=-\parskip,itemsep=0.05em,leftmargin=2.5em]    \item  Static, dynamic and hybrid channel allocation (without contention)    \item  MAC algorithms for channel access (contention-based)   \item  Performance considerations in using the TCP/IP stack in wireless hosts     \item  Modification of TCP for mobile environments   \end{enumerate}
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3 & 1/24 & Reference models contd; Wireless systems: planned infrastructure (cellular, satellite),\\
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