This course aims to provide the fundamental aspects of wireless communications and introduce advanced techniques adopted in modern wireless communications. Furthermore, students will acquire the ability to apply and adapt theories through practice-based projects, such as implementing simulations tailored to their respective fields of study.

1. Introduction
2. The wireless channel
3. Point-to-point communication: Detection, diversity, and channel uncertainty
4. Cellular systems: Multiple access and interference management
5. Capacity of wireless channels
6. Multiuser capacity and opportunistic communication
7. MIMO I: Spatial multiplexing and channel modeling
8. MIMO II: Capacity and multiplexing architectures
9. MIMO III: Diversity–multiplexing tradeoff and universal space-time codes
10. MIMO IV: Multiuser communication
11. Advanced topics in wireless communications

In final projects, students will require to simulation-based implementations tailored to each student's field of study, allowing them to directly apply and verify the concepts learned in lectures.