Seminar

Wireless cellular networks are broadly spread worldwide for the period of the last two decades. Nowadays, in spite of wide spreading of the 4^th generation (4G) systems, the 3^rd Generation (3G) Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) is still widely used in many countries. In this Article , we discuss the cellular planning which is basically defined as a manner of connecting mobile stations to base stations in a specific geographic region.

WiMAP tool was used as a network planning simulator to model different network components such as sites, clients and point along with testing capacity and coverage to meet reasonable network requirements.

The seminar includes a cellular planning for Baghdad and Shaqlawa Iraqi cities to investigate different terrestrial environments. The cellular plans are applied using 3G (UMTS) and 4G (LTE) technologies and different measurement constrains were discussed for various scenarios in which different number of sites and coverage radius distances are implemented.

   

The investigates the growing number of cyber crimes in Iraq and considers the demographic properties of individuals in charge for such activity. The paper relies on information taken from the Iraqi Department of Cyber crimes Records for the years 2006-2018.

The results illustrate that among all types of cyber crimes committed during the past six years, the top four were distributed over the Internet such as Internet cheating, theft, cyber piracy and crime sex.

The results illustrate that 81.1% were committed by males; 45.5% by high school students; 63.1% were committed alone; and 23.7% were committed by presently registered scholars. For those registered scholars committing cyber crimes, the results show that the proportion of high school students counted for 69.0% in 2009, 76.1% in 2010 and 62.7% in 2011. The high percentage illustrates that the numbers of presently enrolled scholars committing cybercrimes are a cause for worry. It is expected that the results of this paper can be used as recommendations to cybercrime professionals, government organizations, and schools.

This subject has been explained by Lec. Abdulhakeem Amer in a seminar held on Thursday 22/11/2018 with the faculty staff of the college of information engineering   

A seminar was held on Monday, 2018/9/4 by Dr. Ban Mohammed Khammas with the faculty staff of the Network Engineering Department, where she talked about malware targeting networks, and the methods of detection and maintenance of this Malware.

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