Università Roma Tre

THE COURSE AIMS AT PROVIDING THE NECESSARY INSTRUMETS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS.
SPECIFICALLY BOTH MORPHOLOGICAL BIOMETRICS (FINGERPRINTS, IRIS, FACES (2D AND 3D),
HAD GEOMETRY, HANDPALM, VEIN PATTERNS, THERMOGRAMS) AND BEHAVIOR (SIGNATURE, VOICE, GAIT ETC.).
ARE ANALYZED. THE ARCHITECTURE OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS WILL BE DESCRIBED.
THE METRICS TO DESCRIBE THE RECOGNITION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE (FAR, FRR, USABILITY, SCALABILITY, SECURITY, ETC.) ARE GIVEN.
MULTIMODAL BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS ARE INTRODUCED.
ANALYSIS OF SECURITY, PRIVACY OF VULNERABILITY OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS ARE DESCRIBED. FINALLY SOME ELEMENTS ABOUT
BIOMETRIC STANDARDS AND SOME EXAMPLES OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS IN REAL LIFE ARE ILLUSTRATED. THE COURSE WILL INCLUDE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES
TO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A PRACTICE-BASED BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM.
STUDENTS WILL USE SENSORS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FINGERPRINTS, HANDPALM OF THE PALM OF YOUR HAND, OF VEIN PATTERNS,
FACE, IRIS, SIGNATURE, VOICE AND WILL INTEGRATE SOME OF THEM IN AN AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION SYSTEM AND ASSESS THE RELATIVE PERFORMANCE.

FOR INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGRAPHY:
GIVE AN INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGRAPHY USEFUL FOR UNDERSTANDING PRESENT-DAY INNOVATIONS; EXPLAIN THE MATHEMATICAL NOTIONS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE DESIGN OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC ALGORITHMS AND INTEREST THE STUDENTS IN THE APPLICATIONS.
THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE THE TOOLS FOR ANALYZING THE SECURITY IN TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS, REAL IMPLEMENTATION, SYSTEMS FOR MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXISTING NETWORKS, SECURITY MODELS ARE INTRODUCED DURING THE COURSE. THE PROBLEM OF SECURITY IN NETWORKED SYSTEMS IS INTRODUCED IN, WITH REFERENCE TO THE CRYPTOGRAPHIC ALGORITHMS, PROTOCOLS AND STANDARDS. THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE A CAPACITY FOR RATIONAL AND SYSTEMATIC FRAMEWORK FOR ICT SECURITY ISSUES AND TOOLS AVAILABLE, INCLUDING A PRELIMINARY CAPACITY ASSESSMENT OF COSTS / BENEFITS. CLOUD SYSTEMS SECURITY IS ALSO ANALYZED.
THE COURSE WILL ALSO TOUCH ON THE THE MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS NEEDED IN UNDERTANDING AND POSSIBLY CONTRUCTING CRYPTOSYSTEMS AND PROTOCOLS, PARTICULARLY IN THE REALM OF PUBLIC-KEY CRYPTOGRAPHY.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE COURSE IS TO ENDOW THE STUDENTS WITH THE KEY ASPECTS OF DETERMINISTIC OPTIMIZATION, INCLUDING LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PROGRAMMING. TOPICS INCLUDE BASIC THEORY, MODELING, ALGORITHMS, AND APPLICATIONS.

Presentation of models, methods and tools for the definition, design and development of software systems that manage large sets of data. A student who has passed the course will be able to: (i) develop software applications that make use of databases of even high complexity, (i) design and built autonomously databases of medium complexity, and (iii) be involved in the project and development of large databases of high complexity.

1) INDOOR/OUTDOOR ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EVALUATION;2) ANTENNA CHARACTERIZATION (FAR-FIELD, NEAR-FIELD);3) ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD MESAUREMENT;4) USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC CAD;5) NORMATIVES.

To acquire fundamental knowledges on digital operations to process discrete signals in telecommunication system environments.

FOR INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGRAPHY:
GIVE AN INTRODUCTION TO CRYPTOGRAPHY USEFUL FOR UNDERSTANDING PRESENT-DAY INNOVATIONS; EXPLAIN THE MATHEMATICAL NOTIONS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE DESIGN OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC ALGORITHMS AND INTEREST THE STUDENTS IN THE APPLICATIONS.
THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE THE TOOLS FOR ANALYZING THE SECURITY IN TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. THE THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS, REAL IMPLEMENTATION, SYSTEMS FOR MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EXISTING NETWORKS, SECURITY MODELS ARE INTRODUCED DURING THE COURSE. THE PROBLEM OF SECURITY IN NETWORKED SYSTEMS IS INTRODUCED IN, WITH REFERENCE TO THE CRYPTOGRAPHIC ALGORITHMS, PROTOCOLS AND STANDARDS. THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE A CAPACITY FOR RATIONAL AND SYSTEMATIC FRAMEWORK FOR ICT SECURITY ISSUES AND TOOLS AVAILABLE, INCLUDING A PRELIMINARY CAPACITY ASSESSMENT OF COSTS / BENEFITS. CLOUD SYSTEMS SECURITY IS ALSO ANALYZED.
THE COURSE WILL ALSO TOUCH ON THE THE MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS NEEDED IN UNDERTANDING AND POSSIBLY CONTRUCTING CRYPTOSYSTEMS AND PROTOCOLS, PARTICULARLY IN THE REALM OF PUBLIC-KEY CRYPTOGRAPHY.

THE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE ADVANCED KNOWLEDGE ON COMPUTER NETWORKS, WITH METHODOLOGICAL AND TECHNICAL CONTENTS. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DEVOTED TO SCALABILITY ISSUES. AT THE END OF THE COURSE THE STUDENT IS SUPPOSED TO GET THE FOLLOWING CONCEPTS: INTERDOMAIN AND INTRADOMAIN ROUTING, CONGESTION CONTROL, ARCHITECTURES FOR SCALABLE SYSTEMS. THE STUDENT IS ALSO SUPPOSED TO GET ADVANCED TECHNICALITIES ON WIDELY ADOPTED PROTOCOLS. FINALLY, THE STUDENT IS SUPPOSED TO UNDERSTAND THE MAIN ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL DRIVERS OF THE INTERNET EVOULUTION.

PRESENTATION OF MODELS, METHODS AND TOOLS FOR THE DEFINITION, DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOFTWARE SYSTEMS THAT MANAGE LARGE SETS OF DATA. A STUDENT WHO HAS PASSED THE COURSE WILL BE ABLE TO: (I) DEVELOP SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS THAT MAKE USE OF DATABASES OF EVEN HIGH COMPLEXITY, (I) DESIGN AND BUILT AUTONOMOUSLY DATABASES OF MEDIUM COMPLEXITY, AND (III) BE INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT AND DEVELOPMENT OF LARGE DATABASES OF HIGH COMPLEXITY.

The course provides students with the basics on the operation and performance of digital and analog fiber transmission systems, of switching techniques, routing and data protection. The main architectures and protocols used in transport networks and access networks are discussed, with emphasis on next-generation optical networks and security.

THE STUDENT WILL LEARN HOW TO UNDERSTAND PROPERTIES AND DESIGN OF VARIOUS MICROWAVE COMPONENTS (BOTH PASSIVE AND ACTIVE), CIRCUITS, USED IN BASIC RF/MICROWAVE FRONTEND FUNCTIONAL BLOCKS AND LEARN HOW TO APPLY THESE PROPERTIES FOR PARTICULAR DESIGNS. THE STUDENT WILL LEARN HOW TO DESIGN BASIC RF/MICROWAVE FRONTEND FUNCTIONAL BLOCKS USING BOTH ANALYTICAL TOOLS AND ADVANCED COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN TOOLS. THE STUDENT WILL, THROUGH THE LAB SESSIONS, DEVELOP AN INTUITION AND PHYSICAL FEELING FOR MICROWAVE PHENOMENON AND TO GET FIRST HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE WITH MICROWAVES COMPONENTS AND EQUIPMENT.

THE COURSE INTRODUCES THE STUDENTS TO THE USE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC INSTRUMENTATION FOR
BIOMEDICAL, ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC, AND TELECOMMUNICATION APPLICATIONS.
AT THE END OF THE COURSE THE STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO MEASURE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS EMITTED BY INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO EXPERIMENTALLY DETERMINE THE LEVELS OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS, AT BOTH HIGH AND LOW FREQUENCY, MEASURED WITH WIDEBAND OR FREQUENCY-SELECTIVE INSTRUMENTS.
THE STUDENTS WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO PERFORM EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS AND DIAGNOSIS OF UNDERGROUND STRUCTURES BY USING THE GEORADAR.
FINALLY, THE STUDENTS WILL BE INTRODUCED TO ELECTROMAGNETIC INSTRUMENTS USED IN BIOMEDICAL AND MATERIAL ENGINEERING, IN FOOD INDUSTRY AND IN THE PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE.

THE COURSE AIMS AT PROVIDING THE NECESSARY INSTRUMETS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS.
SPECIFICALLY BOTH MORPHOLOGICAL BIOMETRICS (FINGERPRINTS, IRIS, FACES (2D AND 3D),
HAD GEOMETRY, HANDPALM, VEIN PATTERNS, THERMOGRAMS) AND BEHAVIOR (SIGNATURE, VOICE, GAIT ETC.).
ARE ANALYZED. THE ARCHITECTURE OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS WILL BE DESCRIBED.
THE METRICS TO DESCRIBE THE RECOGNITION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE (FAR, FRR, USABILITY, SCALABILITY, SECURITY, ETC.) ARE GIVEN.
MULTIMODAL BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS ARE INTRODUCED.
ANALYSIS OF SECURITY, PRIVACY OF VULNERABILITY OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS ARE DESCRIBED. FINALLY SOME ELEMENTS ABOUT
BIOMETRIC STANDARDS AND SOME EXAMPLES OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS IN REAL LIFE ARE ILLUSTRATED. THE COURSE WILL INCLUDE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES
TO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A PRACTICE-BASED BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM.
STUDENTS WILL USE SENSORS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FINGERPRINTS, HANDPALM OF THE PALM OF YOUR HAND, OF VEIN PATTERNS,
FACE, IRIS, SIGNATURE, VOICE AND WILL INTEGRATE SOME OF THEM IN AN AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION SYSTEM AND ASSESS THE RELATIVE PERFORMANCE.

Aim of the course is to give informations on electronic circuits and devices used in communication systems, mainly power and low noise amplifiers. Active devices for microwave amplifiers are analyzed in detail together with operation principle of oscillator, mixer, frequency converters and PLL.

THE COURSE AIMS AT PROVIDING THE NECESSARY INSTRUMETS FOR THE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS.
SPECIFICALLY BOTH MORPHOLOGICAL BIOMETRICS (FINGERPRINTS, IRIS, FACES (2D AND 3D),
HAD GEOMETRY, HANDPALM, VEIN PATTERNS, THERMOGRAMS) AND BEHAVIOR (SIGNATURE, VOICE, GAIT ETC.).
ARE ANALYZED. THE ARCHITECTURE OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS WILL BE DESCRIBED.
THE METRICS TO DESCRIBE THE RECOGNITION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE (FAR, FRR, USABILITY, SCALABILITY, SECURITY, ETC.) ARE GIVEN.
MULTIMODAL BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS ARE INTRODUCED.
ANALYSIS OF SECURITY, PRIVACY OF VULNERABILITY OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS ARE DESCRIBED. FINALLY SOME ELEMENTS ABOUT
BIOMETRIC STANDARDS AND SOME EXAMPLES OF BIOMETRIC SYSTEMS IN REAL LIFE ARE ILLUSTRATED. THE COURSE WILL INCLUDE LABORATORY ACTIVITIES
TO DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A PRACTICE-BASED BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM.
STUDENTS WILL USE SENSORS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FINGERPRINTS, HANDPALM OF THE PALM OF YOUR HAND, OF VEIN PATTERNS,
FACE, IRIS, SIGNATURE, VOICE AND WILL INTEGRATE SOME OF THEM IN AN AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION SYSTEM AND ASSESS THE RELATIVE PERFORMANCE.

ACQUISITION OF THEORETICAL BACKGROUND ON INFORMATION THEORY AND METHODOLOGIES AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR SOURCE CODING OF MONO AND MULTIMEDIA SIGNALS FOR REDUNDANCY REDUCTION FOR LOSSLESS AND LOSSY INFORMATION APPLICATIONS. ACQUISITION OF THEORETICAL BACKGROUND, METHODOLOGIES, AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR CHANNEL CODING, I.E., FOR PROTECTION OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS AGAINST ERRORS CAUSED BY DISTORTIONS AND NOISE.

Providing methods and tools for developing OO applications, with emphasis on the quality of code. At the end of the course, students should be able to develop autonomously OO applications of medium complexity, and to participate in the development of large OO applications.

The course aims to provide systematic and modeling aspects related to the support of multimedia services in telecommunications networks. We will define the characteristics of the media and the different sources (human visual system, auditory system, etc..). Will cover aspects related to architectural and protocol models and in particular will be considered source coding, secure information channel coding, and integration of different information media (video, audio, data, reality 'virtual). Part of the course is devoted to innovative coding and transmission.

THIS COURSE AIMS AT PROVIDING THE STUDENTS WITH THE FUNDAMENTALS TECHNIQUES OF REPRESENTATION, PROCESSING AND COMMUNICATIONS OF DIGITAL IMAGES.

THE PROPAGATION OF ELECTROMAGAGNETIC WAVES IN GUIDING STRUCTURES IN THE FREQUENCY REGION OF MICROEWAVES IS PRESENTED AND DEEPLY STUDIED. MOREOVER AN INTRODUCTION TO MICROWAVE NETWORKS AND TO LINEAR ANTENNAS IS DONE

THE COURSE PROVIDES THE STUDENTS WITH TOOLS FOR DEALING WITH DIFFRACTION AND PROPAGATION OF OPTICAL FIELDS, WHICH ARE AT THE BASIS OF OPTO-ELECTRONIC AND PHOTONIC APPLICATIONS. IN SUCH A CONTEXT, IT INTRODUCES AND DEVELOPS THE CONCEPT OF OPTICAL COHERENCE AND PRESENTS SUITABLE TECHNIQUES FOR SOLVING PROPAGATION PROBLEMS IN VACUO AND IN MATERIALS.

To present the fundamental aspects of the hardware and software architectures of electronic computers. In particular, the working principles of modern microprocessors are discussed, highlighting the relationship between the architecture of a computer and the basic software, as well as advanced aspects of computer architectures and optimization techniques adopted by modern microprocessors, using actual case studies.

Basic knowledge of the financial economic language by which the internal and external company relations and strategies are expressed. Developing of economic and financial evaluation of company operations. Analysis of interactions among internal organizational structures and analysis of financial and economis results drivers and measures.

THE COURSE COMPLETE THE KNOWLEDGE ON ANTENNAS ON THE BASIS OF WHAT IS GIVEN IN PREVIOUS COURSES

The Software Defined Radio (SDR) technology as well as the Open Standards will provide a dramatic cost reduction and a proliferation of wireless radio-applications for every aspect of our modern life.

The course aims to provide students with advanced signal processing in the field of Software Radio. In particular, during the course the student will learn to connect the different blocks of a complex system in a single set of integrated and interdependent processes. In addition, the course will provide an overview of some telecommunications systems, briefly describing the radio key-concepts.

Upon completion of this course the student will be able to have; a clear understanding of the concepts of Telemedicine, including basic terminologies, and technologies, services, impact and challenges of telemedicine; to understand the generic architecture of telemedicine systems and the constituents of each sub-system. Real world telemedicine implementations in diverse settingswill be presented, to illustrate the practical aspect of the theory.

The course aim at giving the student the tools for the analysis and the design of innovative micro- and nano-electronics devices based on the employment of metamaterials.

PROVIDING TECHNOLOGICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL PARADIGMS TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP WEB BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS