Undergraduate Program in Telecommunication Engineering
The Bachelor’s Program in Telecommunications Engineering (ET) at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) began in 1950 as one of the engineering departments within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Indonesia. In March 1959, the Indonesian government decided to separate the Faculty of Engineering from the University of Indonesia, renaming it the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), and assigned it to offer Indonesia’s first higher education program in engineering. From 1959 to 1973, Telecommunications Engineering was one of the engineering departments under the Division of Electrical Engineering, Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at ITB. From 1973 to 2005, Telecommunications Engineering was one of the specializations under the Electrical Engineering program in the Faculty of Industrial Technology. Since January 2006, Telecommunications Engineering has become one of five specializations under the Electrical Engineering program in the School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (STEI). In response to societal and industrial needs, in December 2008, the Telecommunications Engineering Program was officially approved by ITB as one of five programs under STEI. The first cohort of graduates completed their studies in April 2009. As of today, the ET program has approximately 402 alumni working across the country and many of them are employed internationally around the world.
The telecommunications sector has rapidly developed over the past three decades. The next decade is expected to see even faster growth, particularly in areas such as wireless telecommunications, convergence between telecommunications and computers, and the demand for new services driven by the growth of the Internet. This acceleration is mainly due to advancements in component and computer technology. Additionally, these changes are supported by the pressing market demands driven by globalization. On a global scale, telecommunications infrastructure will become the "nervous system" of economic globalization. In the national context, telecommunications and its application systems will become key technologies in improving efficiency, productivity, and national competitiveness.
To anticipate the rapid development in the field of telecommunications, the most significant aspect that must be prioritized by leading universities such as ITB is preparing human resources as its drivers and supporters. The preparation of these human resources must be assessed in terms of both sufficient quantity and superior quality.
With the rapid development of the telecommunications field, the industry and demand for telecommunications services will grow rapidly in line with the demands of the information age. To anticipate this development, it is necessary to prepare an adequate workforce, both in terms of quantity and quality, meeting recognized competency standards.
In developing and planning the curriculum for the Telecommunication Engineering Study Program, the vision and mission of the Telecommunication Engineering Study Program are set in reference to the vision and mission of ITB and STEI, so that the qualifications and competencies of the graduates to be produced can be determined.
The Telecommunication Engineering Study Program is an interdisciplinary program, which requires a combination of knowledge encompassing the fields of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Management, Economics, and Policy, in addition to basic sciences and mathematics as the foundation of engineering knowledge.
Students in this program are given the opportunity to learn and expand their abilities in analyzing and solving problems in the field of telecommunications engineering. They are also prepared and capable of designing and implementing new technologies to meet the needs of society today.
This program provides students with an integrated educational experience aimed at understanding the application of knowledge and techniques, as well as enhancing their ability to identify and find effective and efficient solutions to practical problems in the field of telecommunications engineering.
This program ensures that students' skills and experience in design and analysis can be achieved by providing practical education and laboratory work in a sequential and integrated manner, as outlined in the curriculum.
Study Program Objectives
The Telecommunication Study Program aims to produce Telecommunication Bachelor's graduates with the following abilities:
- Graduates will have successful careers in their profession in the field of telecommunications engineering or related fields.
- Lulusan akan berhasil menempuh studi pascasarjana atau terlibat dalam pengembangan
profesional. - Graduates will demonstrate leadership and play an active role in advancing their communities.
The learning outcomes of the Telecommunication program at the time students are declared graduated are:
- An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics
- An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
- An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences
- An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
- An ability to work effectively in a team where members collaboratively apply leadership values, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, set goals, plan tasks, and achieve objectives.
- An ability to develop and conduct appropriate experiments, analyze and interpret data, and make assessments based on engineering principles to draw conclusions.
- The ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed by using appropriate learning strategies.
Graduation Requirements
Telecommunication Engineering students must meet the graduation requirements at ITB, which are:
- Complete all courses listed in the program curriculum, with no grades of E or T in the TPB (Year 1), no grades of D, E, or T in the undergraduate level (Years 2, 3, and 4); and a GPA ≥ 2.00.
- Complete all requirements set by the program, such as obtaining the advisor's approval for the undergraduate final project, internships, and other assignments.
- Has been officially declared to have successfully completed their studies by the respective faculty/school and officially reported to the Director of Education at ITB.
The graduation requirements for the Telecommunication Engineering program are:
1. 126 credit hours of mandatory courses, consisting of:
- 36 credit hours of the Common Preparatory Level.
- 86 credit hours of the program courses.
- 4 credit hours of mandatory ITB courses.
2. A minimum of 19 credit hours of elective courses, consisting of:
- A minimum of 12 credit hours of elective courses within the program.
- A minimum of 4 credit hours of elective courses (external).
- 4 credit hours of mandatory elective courses at ITB.
3. A minimum of 145 credit hours must be completed.
Mandatory Course
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NO |
CODE |
COURSES |
CREDIT | NO | CODE |
COURSES |
CREDIT |
| 1 | MA1101 | Mathematics IA | 4 | 1 | MA1201 | Mathematics IIA | 4 |
| 2 | FI1101 | Elementary Physics IA | 4 | 2 | FI1201 | Elementary Physics IIA | 4 |
| 3 | KI1102 | General Chemistry IB | 2 | 3 | KI1202 | General Chemistry IIB | 2 |
| 4 | KU1101 | Introduction to Engineering and Design I | 2 | 4 | KU1201 | Introduction to Engineering and Design II | 2 |
| 5 | KU1072 | Introduction to Information Technology B | 2 | 5 | KU1011 | Indonesian Language: Scientific Writing | 2 |
| 6 | KU102X | English | 2 | 6 | EL1200 | Introduction to Circuit Analysis | 2 |
| 7 | KU1001 | Sports | 2 | 7 | IF1210 | Programming Fundamentals | 2 |
| Total = 18 Credits | Total = 18 Credits | ||||||
| Total First Year Credits = 36 Credits | |||||||
| Third Semester |
Fourth Semester | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NO | CODE | COURSES | CREDIT | NO | CODE | COURSES | CREDIT |
| 1 | MA2072 | Engineering Mathematics I | 3 | 1 | MA2074 | Engineering Mathematics II | 3 |
| 2 | ET2001 | Discrete Mathematics | 3 | 2 | ET2000 | Electromagnetics I | 3 |
| 3 | ET2003 | Electric Circuit | 3 | 3 | ET2002 | Probability & Statistics | 3 |
| 4 | ET2005 | Digital System Design | 3 | 4 | ET2004 | Continuous Time Signal Processing | 3 |
| 5 | ET2007 | Programming | 3 | 5 | ET2006 | Communication Electronics | 3 |
| 6 | ET2100 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 1 | 1 | 6 | ET2008 | Embedded System | 3 |
| 7 | KU206X | Religion and Ethics | 2 | 7 | ET2200 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 2 | 1 |
| Total = 18 Credits | Total = 19 Credits | ||||||
| Total Second Year Credits = 37 SKS | |||||||
| Fifth Semester |
Sixth Semester |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NO |
CODE |
COURSES |
CREDIT | NO |
CODE |
COURSES | CREDIT |
| 1 | ET3000 | Electromagnetics II | 3 | 1 | ET3002 | Digital Communications | 3 |
| 2 | ET3001 | Analog and Digital Communications Systems | 3 | 2 | ET3006 | Radio Frequency Electronics | 3 |
| 3 | ET3003 | Computer Networks | 3 | 3 | ET3007 | Antenna & Radio Wave Propagation | 3 |
| 4 | ET3004 | Telecommunication Traffic Engineering | 3 | 4 | ET3008 | Optical Communication Systems | 3 |
| 5 | ET3005 | Discrete Time Signal Processing | 3 | 5 | ET3010 | Connected Services & Cloud Computing | 3 |
| 6 | ET3009 | Software Engineering | 3 | 6 | ET3200 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 4 | 1 |
| 7 | ET3100 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 3 | 1 | 7 | KU2071 | Pancasila and Civic Education | 2 |
| Total = 19 Credits | Total = 18 Credits | ||||||
| Total Third Year Credits = 37 Credits | |||||||
| Seventh Semester |
Eighth Semester |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NO | CODE | COURSES | CREDIT | NO | CODE | COURSES | CREDIT |
| 1 | ET4001 | Final Work I & Seminar | 2 | 1 | ET4002 | Final Works II | 4 |
| 2 | ET4003 | Selected Topics in Telecommunication | 2 | 2 | ET4000 | Industrial Placement | 2 |
| 3 | ET4041 | Multimedia Communication Systems | 3 | 3 | XXLING | Environment Electives | 2 |
| 4 | ET4061 | Wireless Access Networks | 3 | ||||
| 5 | XXMANJ | Management Electives | 2 | ||||
| Total = 12 Credits |
Total = 8 Credits |
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| Total Fourth Year Credits = 20 SKS | |||||||
| No | Electives | Credits | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Major Electives | 12 | |||||
| 2 | Non Major Electives | 3 | |||||
| 3 | Free Electives | 0 | |||||
| Total Credits= 145 Credits | |||||||
Major Electives
| NO | CODE | COURSES |
CREDIT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ET4004 | Development of Profession / Community A | 2 |
| 2 | ET4005 | Development of Profession / Community B | 3 |
| 3 | ET4006 | Development of Profession / Community C | 4 |
| 4 | ET4040 | Telecommunication Economy, Business, Regulation and Policy | 3 |
| 5 | ET4042 | Non-Linear Optical Communication Systems | 3 |
| 6 | ET4044 | Mobile Telecommunication Device Programming | 3 |
| 7 | ET4045 | Telecommunication Network Security | 3 |
| 8 | ET4056 | Advanced Radio Frequency Electronics | 3 |
| 9 | ET4058 | Radar and Navigation Systems | 3 |
| 10 | ET4059 | Radar Signal Processing | 3 |
| 11 | ET4064 | Satellite & Terrestrial Communication Systems | 3 |
| 12 | ET4065 | Broadcasting Systems | 3 |
| 13 | ET4066 | Telemetry Systems | 3 |
| 14 | ET4067 | VLSI Systems for Digital Communications | 3 |
| 15 | ET4141 | Enterprise Resource Planning | 3 |
| 16 | ET4144 | Telecommunication Networks Management | 3 |
| 17 | ET4160 | Telecommunication Project Management | 3 |
| 18 | ET4242 | Advanced IP Technology | 3 |
| 19 | ET4243 | Queuing Networks | 3 |
Non Major Electives
| NO | CODE | COURSES |
CREDIT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AS2005 | Astronomy and Environment | 2 |
| 2 | BI2001 | General Environmental Science | 2 |
| 3 | DI4102 | Interior Design Project Management | 2 |
| 4 | DI4208 | Art, Design & Environment | 3 |
| 5 | DP3204 | Design Management | 2 |
| 6 | EP3071 | Electric Machines | 3 |
| 7 | EP3072 | Power Electronics | 3 |
| 8 | IF2230 | Operating Systems | 3 |
| 9 | IF2240 | Data Bases | 3 |
| 10 | IF3150 | Project Management of Software | 2 |
| 11 | IF3151 | Human Computer Interaction | 3 |
| 12 | II2240 | System Requirement Analysis | 3 |
| 13 | IL2205 | Environmental Health | 2 |
| 14 | MB3001 | Environmental Managment System | 2 |
| 15 | MK4101 | Environment Managment System | 2 |
| 16 | MS3201 | Engineering Economics and Managment | 2 |
| 17 | SR4208 | Art and Environment | 3 |
| 18 | TF3202 | Environment and Energy | 2 |
| 19 | TI3004 | Engineering Economics | 2 |
| 20 | TI3005 | Organization and Management of Industrial Companies | 2 |
| 21 | TI3201 | Occupational Health, Safety and Environment | 2 |
| 22 | TI4004 | Industrial Management B | 2 |
| Total Credits = 52 Credits | |||
Selectable Minors
| NO | PROGRAMS NUMBER |
PROGRAMS |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 134 | Industrial Engineering |
| 2 | 135 | Informatics Engineering |
| 3 | 136 | Aeronautics and Astronautics |
| 4 | 180 | Electrical Power Engineering |
| 5 | 182 | Information System and Technology |
Telecommunication Engineering Minor Programs
| Telecommunication Minor 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NO | CODE |
COURSES |
CREDITS |
| 1 | ET3000 | Electromagnetics II | 3 |
| 2 | ET3001 | Analog and Digital Communication Systems | 3 |
| 3 | ET3002 | Digital Communications | 3 |
| 4 | ET3005 | Discrete Time Signal Processing | 3 |
| 5 | ET3006 | Radio Frequency Electronics | 3 |
| 6 | ET3007 | Antenna & Radio Wave Propagation | 3 |
| Total Credits= 18 Credits | |||
| Telecommunication Minor 2 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NO | CODE |
COURSES |
CREDIT |
| 1 | ET3001 | Analog and Digital Communications Systems | 3 |
| 2 | ET3003 | Computer Networks | 3 |
| 3 | ET3004 | Telecommunication Traffic Engineering | 3 |
| 4 | ET3008 | Optical Communication Systems | 3 |
| 5 | ET3009 | Software Engineering | 3 |
| 6 | ET3010 | Connected Services & Cloud Computing | 3 |
| Total Credits= 18 Credits | |||
| No | Code | Course |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ET 2000 | Electromagnetics I |
| 2 | ET 2001 | Discrete Mathematics |
| 3 | ET 2002 | Probability & Statistics |
| 4 | ET 2004 | Continuous Time Signal Processing |
| 5 | ET 2005 | Digital System Design |
| 6 | ET 2006 | Communication Electronics |
| 7 | ET 2007 | Programming |
| 8 | ET 2008 | Embedded Systems |
| 9 | ET 2100 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 1 |
| 10 | ET 2200 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 2 |
| 11 | ET 3000 | Electromagnetics II |
| 12 | ET 3001 | Analog and Digital Communication Systems |
| 13 | ET 3002 | Digital Communications |
| 14 | ET 3003 | Computer Networks |
| 15 | ET 3004 | Telecommunication Traffic Engineering |
| 16 | ET 3005 | Discrete Time Signal Processing |
| 17 | ET 3007 | Antenna & Radio Wave Propagation |
| 18 | ET 3010 | Connected Services & Cloud Computing |
| 19 | ET 3100 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 3 |
| 20 | ET 3200 | Telecommunication Laboratory Works 4 |
| 21 | ET 4000 | Industrial Placement |
| 22 | ET 4001 | Final Work I & Seminar |
| 23 | ET 4002 | Final Works II |
| 24 | ET 4004 | Development of Profession / Community A |
| 25 | ET 4005 | Development of Profession / Community B |
| 26 | ET 4040 | Telecommunication Economy, Business, Regulation and Policy |
| 27 | ET 4045 | Telecommunication Network Security |
| 28 | ET 4058 | Radar and Navigation Systems |
| 29 | ET 4059 | Radar Signal Processing |
| 30 | ET 4061 | Wireless Access Networks |
| 31 | ET 4064 | Satellite & Terrestrial Communication Systems |
| 32 | ET 4144 | Telecommunication Networks Management |
| 33 | ET 4243 | Queuing Networks |
Graduates of the Telecommunication Engineering program will have broad career prospects, as telecommunication engineering competencies are needed across various national and multinational sectors, including telecommunications operators and vendors; satellite communication industry; radio, television, broadcasting, multimedia industry; radar and navigation industry; banking and financial institutions; oil and mining industry; research and educational institutions; government agencies; academic profession and research institutions; entrepreneurs and consulting/contracting companies; creative industries; aviation and aircraft industries, armed forces, and maritime sectors; power industry; internet service providers; and more.
| No | NIM | Nama | Judul |
| 1 | 18114019 | Radifan Cahya Pradana |
Testing and Implementation of OpenFlow Switch on Software Defined NetworkSoftware Defined Network is deemed to be the networking architecture for the future. But SDN requires new network devices for its infrastructure called whitebox switches. Because SDN is still in development period, SDN whitebox switches are notoriously expensive to produce. But there is an alternative to create a full-fledged for a fraction of a cost called Open vSwitch, which is a software based conceptual whitebox switch that can be installed in a computer to simulate whitebox switch with its network card as the switches’ ports. Open vSwitch can be installed to Single Board Computer with five-to six network ports to create a whitebox switch. One of the best single board computer to use is Banana Pi R1, which is an ARM-based SBC with 5 ethernet port in the form of Distributed Switch Architecture. With a little bit of VLAN knowledge, the distributed switch can be treated as real ethernet port. Open vSwitch then can be installed in Banana Pi R1 to create a whitebox switch in about Rp. 1.200.000 or about $85. Keywords : Software Defined Network, Whitebox Switch, Open vSwitch, Banana Pi R1 |
| 2 | 18114005 | Danang Ainal Hakim |
Design and Implementation of Passive Direction Finding System 1,09 GHz by using Modified 4×4 Butler MatrixPassive radar is a system for detecting target without transmitting electromagnetic signal. The advantage of using this radar is the ability to detect target without being detected or “too see without being seen.” One of the abilities required by the passive radar is the ability to determine the direction of transmitter or known as direction finding. In this final assignment, a 4×4 butler matrix was designed for the implementation of passive direction finding system. The design and simulation process of the butler matrix was started by designing and doing simulation at the software. To maximize the result, modification and design optimization were also carried out. After the results of the simulation fulfill the specifications, butler matrix would be fabricated and measured as well as tested. The system was implemented at FR-4 epoxy substrate. The process of beam forming was successfully implemented by feeding every input port of butler matrix connected to the circular array antenna to produce target incoming angle. To test the system, artificial transmission signal was radiated at work frequency of 1090 MHz at far field of the antenna and the sytem would be able to detect the incoming angle of transmitting antenna. Keywords: Design and Implementation, Passive Direction Finding, Butler Matrix 4×4 |
| 3 | 18114021 | Petra Febrianto Liasta |
Software Defined Network (SDN) Configuration Application with OpenDaylight PlatformInternet has been a part of emerging technologies, such as cloud computing, virtualization computing, data center, and big data services. These technologies need adaptive environment since legacy configuration cannot change the network characteristic quickly. This legacy process has some ordered steps. To solve these problems, came up an idea named Software Defined Network. SDN uses an application or program to configure the network. Applications are designed to do functions in the network. SDN application is connected with an SDN Controller. Then, the controller will send the configuration for each whitebox switch using the OpenFlow protocol. The controller configuration is performed based on the application / program function. In this thesis, the application uses a web framework called Flask with the data structure from OpenDaylight controller. The main function of this application is to manage device’s flow. An admin can build a flow and remove it from the device. Download and upload features are also provided for main function support. If an admin has already built the configuration, the admin can reuse the configuration by downloading it first. In the end, the application is tested with some cases in order to show the utility of each feature. Keywords: Software Defined Network , OpenFlow, Web Application, Flask Framework |
| 4 | 18114016 | Andina Zahra Nabilla |
Sensor Data Detection and Transference Modules in Ambient Assisted Living System: Monitoring of Elderly’s Condition Using Smart DevicesIndonesia is a very populous country with headcount as big as 260 million people, and 8.9% of the population consists of elders. Each year, the number climbs up and is predicted to be one with the highest population of elders in Asia and globally by the year 2050. The significant growth also means there would be a push in demand where their quality of life becomes the focus, especially in the aspect of health-related needs. On the other hand, technology has entered the Industry 4.0 era where automation and data exchange becomes the norm to be utilized in increasing people’s quality of life. Seeing the gap between the problem and the opportunity presented, the concept of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) is formed where connected technology is applied to help elders in becoming more independent and thus increasing their quality of life. In this capstone project, an AAL system is designed to monitor elders’ condition using smart devices that consist of smartwatch and smartphone. To enable the process, accelerometer and heart rate sensor are being utilized at 200,000 microseconds sampling rate so that the data generated would be sent to the device where the further process would be triggered. Data synchronization between the elders’ smartwatch and smartphone is set up by benefitting from the Wearable Data Layer API of Google Play Services. Based on the implementation results, there are some aspects that can be improved; one of them is the accuracy where data loss still occurs with the receiving percentage of acceleration data is as small as 1.7% and heart rate data is 67.5%, and to push for minimum delay as the current synchronization delay time is 2.5 seconds. Index Terms: Ambient Assisted Living, Android OS, Wear OS, Smart Devices. |
| 5 | 18114010 | Riko Bobot Harsongko |
DSP Based Multipath Fading Channel Simulator for Voice ModemTelecommunication technology has become a necessity in many fields. One of telecommunication technology is voice modem. Voice modem is used in digital radio communications systems. In testing the voice modem that will be used in digital radio communication system, we need multipath fading channel simulator to simulate the condition and effect of multipath fading channel in real-time. One alternative to implementing voice modem and fading multipath channel simulator is using Digital Signal Processor (DSP), not only for real-time implementation but also ease in the development of signal processing algorithm. In this final project, multipath fading channel simulator for DSP based voice modem using DSK TMS320C6713 has been successfully implemented. This final project will tell you about design, development of algorithm and implementation of fading multipath channel simulator. The data transfer mechanism used is frame based with the triple buffering method. Several simulations have been done to test the prototype of multipath fading channel such as testing of probability density function (pdf) histogram for Rayleigh fading signal, testing of real-time processing using sinusoidal, BPSK and speech signal as the input. We found that the pdf histogram of the Rayleigh fading signal that has been generated using Clarke’s method, approximate the distribution theoretically. From the computation, we know that the channel is slow fading and frequency selective fading. Keywords: Multipath fading, voice modem, DSP |
| 6 | 18114028 | Ghazy Mahendra |
Design and Implementation of Administration Application for Ceph Based Software Defined Storage SystemSoftware Defined Storage is an effort to separate storage hardware and software to simplify management and lower operational costs. In the practice, the use of defined storage software requires additional software such as Ceph, Gluster, or command line interface-based paid software. This design aims to facilitate administrators in the management of storage systems with graphical user interface display in the form of web application developed using microframework Flask. This design is developed using agile software design methodology. The system is designed based on web applications using microframework Flask with Python as backend and HTML language for frontend. The system is divided into five main functional modules: starting module for cluster usage prepartion, dashboard module to check general cluster condition, user module to perform CRUD function for user, block and pool module to perform CRUD function of pools and block images, and configuration module to make changes to the data storage system. There are three types of data communications that is used to create this administration system, by the RESTful API service in the HTTP protocol (using the internet), directly to the system using programs written in the Python programming language using the RADOS and RBD libraries, and using commands directly in the operating system using Ansible automation software. All of them need to be applied to run all required functionality. The designed app also has more features than the existing app, CephDash and Ceph Dashboard. Keywords : Ceph, SDS, Flask |
| 7 | 18114018 | Alfian Azizi |
Implementation of Devops in Building and Maintenance Software Defnied Storage System Based on CephData storage technology is very important in this day and age. The rapidly growing data usage requires data storage technologies with capabilities that can cope with the rapidly growing size of huge data. The size of the data is something to consider, but the ability of a system that can be installed on any type of data storage device will be much needed. The most important thing in a data storage system is a technology that can store data without worry the data will be lost if there is a failure on a data storage system. In this Final Project conducted research and implementation of a data storage system using Ceph software as backend data storage. Using Ceph, a system can properly address problems arising from the growing data. Ceph can distribute data to all devices that are in a system called the Ceph cluster so that the data is not easily lost when there is a failure on the system. Ceph can run on all data storage devices regardless of proprietary brands or devices, so the system can run even with everyday devices. This Final Project also discusses how the Ceph cluster can be installed using an automation technology with Ansible. Use of Ansible can cut the time it takes for the installation of a Ceph cluster to 60% so that an administrator can save time to do other important things. Automation technology will also be applied to client-cluster interactions using file storage and block storage services using Samba, iSCSI, and Nextcloud. Keywords: Ceph, CRUSH, Ansible, bash script, file storage, block storage |
| 8 | 18114006 | Amira Maulina |
The Design of Database, Location Detection and Application Programming Interface for Ambient Assisted Living Family Tracker with Mobile Android Application ServicesAlong with the social transformation of the 21st century, it is estimated that by 2050 the number of people over the age of 65 is expected to be more than double by 2015, with predicted reach nearly 2.1 billion worldwide [1]. With the increasing demand for the provision of health systems for the elderly, one potential solution to solve this problem is through the Ambient Assisted Living system. The AAL system will become a trend because this century has entered the era of industry 4.0 where the use of information and communication technology will be a human lifestyle specially to address the health and welfare needs of an aging population. Solutions with AAL are a positive impact to improve the quality of life and make it easier for people. AAL solutions aim to offer support for the home environment, in the community and in the work environment, and involve multiple disciplines including data analysis, intelligent environments, sensor networks, wearable and computing and pervasive information security The technology to be discussed in this book is information and communication that will be used on systems created using mobile android applications. This is due to the development of mobile applications android is on the rise. And to increase the workload of mobile application delivery then one way that is with the development of backend. Backend is used as a database platform to help develop applications. The database used to develop Ambient Assisted Living applications uses Firebase. Firebase is a NoSQL database. In this paper will be explained about database design with realtime database, will explain the analysis using realtime database and design. For mobile applications that will be described starting from the design of the application framework observer, account creation and delivery to firebase, and merging between the two userID, but it will explain how to detect the location and delivery of location data to the family application |
| 9 | 18114023 | Maharaja Arizona |
Digital Demodulator Design on DSP Based Voice ModemTelecommunication technology has become a necessity in many fields. One of telecommunication technology used is voice modem. Voice modem is one of the supporting components of voice communication. Voice modem can be used as a communication system at baseband frequency. The processed signal used in this voice modem design is speech signal. One alternative to voice modem implementation is using Digital Signal Processor (DSP). DSP can be used in real time implementation as well as in the development of signal processing algorithms. In this final project has been successfully implemented Voice Modem based on Digital Signal Processor (DSP) using DSKTMS320C6713. This final project is about design, development of algorithm and implementation of demodulator of voice modem. Modulation and demodulation techniques used are MPSK (M-Phase Shift Keying). The data transfer mechanism used is frame based with triple buffering method. From the test result using MPSK modulation type on demodulator voice modem, it was found that BPSK (Binary Phase Shift keying) has the shortest processing time of 0.265 milliseconds, then QPSK (Quadrature Phase Shift Keying) of 0.362 milliseconds, 8-PSK for 0.621 milliseconds and 16 -PSK for 1,152 milliseconds. Then on the addition of PSF (Pulse Shaping Filter) with roll-off factor 0.2,0.5, and 0.8 obtained the same processing time of 0.265 milliseconds. In testing the sound quality with MOS (mean opinion score) obtained BPSK has the highest value that is 3.3 ± 0.536. Then when BPSK added PSF with roll-off factor 0.2,0.5, and 0.8 got the same MOS value that is 3.3 ± 0.536. |
| 10 | 18114022 | Eka Aditya Chandra K |
Design and Implementation of HAPS on Air Pollution Monitoring SystemAir pollution is an environmental issue that can not be ignored. The development of air pollution monitoring systems will be useful for controlling and measuring parameters associated with air pollution. Along with technological developments, the use of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is currently being considered for air pollution monitoring, as it can work automatically and has a much cheaper cost than conventional measuring stations. But WSN itself has several weakness that require supporting technology to cover the weakness of WSN. The solution is to integrate WSN with High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS). In this final project will be discussed the implementation of HAPS on air pollution monitoring system based on WSN. In this study HAPS will serve as the center of aggregation and data processing from the head cluster. In order for HAPS to serve as the aggregation and data processing center of the head cluster, Raspberry Pi 3 is used as the HAPS control center. In addition HAPS will also serve as an access point for the sensor nodes to communicate wirelessly with each other. In the access point HAPS used microstrip patch antenna design results that have a working frequency of 2.4 GHz, return loss of 11.35 dB and VSWR of 1.743. The designed HAPS access point has the farthest reach of 255 meters. Keywords : HAPS, WSN, access point, microstrip patch antenna. |
| 11 | 18114025 | Silvya Aulia Hidayatul Firdaus |
Digital Modulator Design on DSP Based Voice ModemTelecommunication technology has become necessity in many fields. One of telecommunication technology used is voice modem. Voice modem is one of the supporting components of voice communication. Voice modem functions as a communication system at baseband frequency. The processed signal is sound signal. One alternative to voice modem implementation is using Digital Signal Processor (DSP), in addition to allowing for real time implementation as well as ease in the development of signal processing algorithms. In this final project has been successfully implemented DSP-based digital modulator for voice modem using DSK TMS320C6713. This final project discusses the design, development of algorithms and the implemetation of digital modulators. Modulation technique used are MPSK (M-Phase Shift Keying). The data transfer mechanism used is frame based withh triple buffering method. In the design and implementation, variations of level M were used are 2, 4, 8, and 16 so that the modulation techniques used are BPSK, QPSK, 8-PSK, and 16-PSK. This project also added pulse shaping filter to the system with the variation of roll off factor. From the test results, obtained BPSK as the best modulation technique based on the complexity of the program with delay was 0.265 ms. The addition of pulse shaping filter affects signal bandwidth and complexity program. However, variations of roll off factor value did not have effect on complexity program. Implementation of modulator on voice modem system also produces BPSK as the best modulator with system delay equal to 0.266 ms and mean value of opinion opinion score that is 3.3 ± 0.356. Keywords: Digital modulation, pulse shaping filter, voice modem. |
| 12 | 18114020 | Ainani Paramita Andarini |
Design and Implementation Passive Direction Finding Based on Software-defined Radio using Butler-fed Circular ArrayPassive radar is radar techniques which exploits an existing signal, such as broadcast, communication or radionavigation as its tramsmitting source. Passive radar is suitable for the military because it does not emit signals so this radar will not be easily detected by enemies. One of the functions required on a passive radar is a function to determine the direction of the coming target or so-called direction finding. In this final project, direction finding system is designed based on Software-Defined Radio using log periodic dipole antenna and Butler matrix 4×4. The antenna used has a working frequency at L-Band frequency, in accordance with the designed system which utilizing ADS-B signals as the transmission source. Direction finding system will use digital phase discriminator to detect target’s AoA. This system uses four identical LPDA antennas which arranged in Uniform Circular Array (UCA). Butler matrix 4×4 is utilized as the Beam-forming network in this system. To test the system, a sinusoidal signal is emitted at L-band frequency in the far field of the antenna and the system is expected to to detect the transmitter’s angle of arrival. Keywords: Direction Finding, Software-Defined Radio, Phase Discriminator |
| 13 | 18114013 | Mutiara Muslim |
Design and Implementation Microstrip Log Periodic Dipole Array Antenna for Passive Coherent Location and Passive Direction Finding SystemPassive radar is a type of radar that can detect the existence of target by utilizing signals from other transmitters so it is not easily detected by the target. There are several types of passive radar, some of them are Passive Coherent Location (PCL) radar that serves to determine the bistatic range and Doppler-shift of the target and Passive Direction Finding (PDF) radar that serves to determine the arrival angle of the target. In this final project Log Periodic Dipole Array (LPDA) antenna has been designed for the implementation of PCL and PDF systems. This antenna is designed to capture TV signals at UHF frequencies and ADS-B signals on L bands. The design begins with the simulation followed by optimizing the size of the antenna to get the desired specifications. Once designed, the antenna is fabricated as many as four pieces. The research continued by measuring antenna parameters. Based on the measurement results, it was found that the operating frequency of the antenna is 682 to 1600 MHz with the smallest return loss value at the frequency of 1540 MHz is -47.6 dB. In addition, a VSWR antenna is rate less than 2 at a frequency of 682 to 1600 MHz. The minimum VSWR value is at the 1.54 GHz frequency that is 1.01. The fabricated LPDA antennas are used as receivers in PCL and PDF systems. The PDF system used four antennas arranged in different directions. While the PCL system uses two antennas used as antenna surveillance and antenna reference. Keywords: LPDA, PCL, PDF, reference, surveillance |
| 14 | 18114003 | Andrew Filbert Dary |
Optimization Analysis of Several Ceph Based Software Defined Storage System Components and Its Affect on The System PerformanceThe development of data storage technology continues to grow following the varying needs of data storage. With the increasing data usage that grow exponentially, the need for data storage systems that can accommodate these data is increasingly needed in this era of technology. Therefore a data storage system is required to able to add system capacity easily and efficiently. In addition to that, the need for a data storage system that can provide data reliability so that there will be no cases of missing data in case of constraints or failures in the system is another factor that needs to be implemented in a data storage system. In this Final Project, research has been conducted and implemented on a data storage system with Software Defined Storage technology using Ceph software as a backend data storage. By implementing Ceph on a data storage system, the system can be built using any type of data storage device without having to worry about the type or brand of devices to be used. In addition to that, Ceph has the ability to distribute data evenly on all storage system devices, so the data is not easy to lose if there are problems on the system. This Final Project also discusses the process of optimization of Ceph-based data storage system to obtain optimal system performance with the limitations that exist during the work of this final project. Optimization process is done by determining the factors required by the system which will be then breakdown into parameters to be tested to determine the design of systems that have optimum performance. Ceph-based data storage system that has the optimal performance in this Final Project was obtained by designing data storage system that has 9 OSD, using BlueStore as its storage backend, and using two types of network that is cluster network and public network. Keywords: Ceph, CRUSH, optimization, OSD, cluster network, BlueStore |
| 15 | 18114026 | Kalista Umari |
Fall, Overworked Condition, and Heart Rate Abnormality Detection in Ambient Assisted Living System: Monitoring of Elderly Condition using Smart DevicesEach year, the aging population in Indonesia keeps increasing. In 2050, the number of aging population in Indonesia is predicted to be larger than the aging population in Asia and the world. This rapid increasement should be adjusted with a suitable method to increase the living quality of the aging population. Today, technological development has entered the stage of Industry 4.0, resulting in a technology that could realize a high quality elderly by providing technological assistance to live independently. This technology is called Ambient Assisted Living (AAL). In this paper, an AAL system that could automatically detect emergency conditions in elderly people, such as fall, overworked condition, and heart rate abnormality, using smartwatch and smartphone devices was developed. Using an acceleration sensor in the smartwatch, a fall detection system was developed with vertical acceleration as the main parameter and a threshold of 38 m/s2. In addition, overworked condition and heart rate abnormality detection in elderly people was developed using the heart rate sensor in smartwatch as well as the result of an activity identification system. Activity Index (AI), which is a total of standard deviations of the accelerations detected within a one minute time interval, is used as the main parameter for the activity identification system. Other than detecting emergency conditions, the system developed could also inform the family immediately when those conditions occurred to the elderly. The emergency condition information is given to the family through a notification from an AAL application installed in their smartphones. By testing to non elderly people, the fall detection accuracy was obtained at 73.33%. Furthermore, the functionality of the overworked condition detection, heart rate abnormality detection, and notification feature has been tested to be working well. |
1. Radio Telecommunication and Microwave Lab (LTRGM)
This laboratory supports the ET program in providing education on technologies related to wireless telecommunications.
The facilities of the LTRGM Laboratory are listed below:
1. Wireless communication laboratory workspace: computers with internet connection, laboratory work equipment, digital multimeters, power supply, digital multimeters, VNA calibration kit, waveform generator, spectrum analyzer, digital storage, oscilloscope.
2. Wireless communication research room: computers with internet connection, spectrum analyzer, digital oscilloscope, network analyzer, signal generator, site master.
This laboratory supports the following courses:
1. Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET2100 1, consisting of laboratory work for:
- Electrical Circuits ET2003
2. Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET2200 2, consisting of laboratory work for:
- Electronic Communications ET2006
3. Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET3100 3, consisting of laboratory work for:
- Analog and Digital Communication Systems ET3001
4. Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET3200 4, consisting of laboratory work for:
- Digital Communication ET3002
- Radio Frequency Electronics ET3006
The Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET2100 1, Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET2200 2, Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET3100 3, and Telecommunications Laboratory Work ET3200 4 are treated similarly to other courses in the program, with dedicated lecturers, schedules, and assistants. On the other hand, some laboratory work is integrated as part of the course. Laboratory work of this nature includes ET2004 Continuous Time Signal Processing, ET3005 Discrete Time Signal Processing, and ET3000 Electromagnetic Fields 2. All of these are supported by the Radio Telecommunication & Microwave Laboratory.
2. Telematics Lab
The laboratory facilities are used for practical work, final projects, theses, and dissertations by students, faculty research, and also for community empowerment. The current laboratory facilities consist of:
- Creative Telecommunications Lab: for the development of telecommunications services and content.
- ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Lab: for capacity planning and IT/Telecommunications resource capabilities in a company.
- IP Net & High-speed Cabling Lab: education, research, and development in the field of networking (CCNA) and cabling systems.
- Advanced IP NetLab: education, research, and development in the field of advanced networking (CCIE).
- ITS (Intelligent Transportation System) Lab: related to the intelligent integrated management of road traffic.
- Huawei STEI IP Training Center: education, research, and development in the field of networking (HCDA).
FT = Waktu Penuh
PT = Paruh Waktu
Total Sarjana TE = Jumlah siswa yang terdaftar di program TE pada tahun ke-2 sampai tahun ke-6
Pada tahun pertama di ITB, semua mahasiswa terdaftar di Fakultas/Sekolah yang ditunjuk. Oleh karena itu, jumlah mahasiswa pada tahun pertama adalah umum untuk semua enam program sarjana di Sekolah Teknik Elektro dan Informatika (SEEI), yaitu BS Teknik Tenaga Listrik, BS Teknik Telekomunikasi, BS Teknik Elektro, BS Informatika/ Ilmu Komputer, BS dalam Sistem dan Teknologi Informasi, dan BS dalam Teknik Biomedis.
Pada akhir semester kedua, semua siswa didistribusikan ke dalam program ini. Distribusi didasarkan pada, dalam urutan prioritas,
(a) minat siswa,
(b) konsistensi pilihan siswa
(c) prioritas pilihan siswa,
(d) tempat yang dialokasikan program,
(e) IPK (dalam hal jumlah peminat melebihi tempat yang dialokasikan)
Telecommunication Engineering Final Project (TA) Book and Guide Format
1. Format of the Telecommunication Engineering Final Project (TA) Book.
2. Final Project Implementation Guidebook.
Academic Guide.
1. Students of the Bachelor's Program in Telecommunication Engineering.
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