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    ECEbuntu

    ECEbuntu

    ECEbuntu - a customized operating system designed for ECE

    ECEbuntu is a customized operating system designed for electrical and computer engineering (ECE) students. ECEbuntu is targeted to universities and students as it represents an environment that contains more than 30 pre-installed software and packages all catering to undergraduate course-work in ECE. ECEbuntu supports a range of tools including programming tools, tools for circuit analysis and pcb design, mathematical and numerical analysis tools, network analysis and tools for microwave and...
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    ns2-wimax-awg

    WIMAX Model for ns-2.36 implementing IEEE 802.16-2012 OFDMA.

    ...At the WiMAX Forum Plenary Meeting at Hawaii (January 30 - February 2, 2007), the decision to merge the independent development efforts supported by Application Architecture Task Group (AATG), WiMAX Forum and NIST was taken. In 2009 the source code was made available to public though the website http://community.4gdeveloper.com/ and is moved from Google code to sourceforge gain a broader attention. Credit is given to everybody who contributed to this software module, especially the development teams at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) and Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL). Last but not least we would like to the Application Working Group (AWG) of the WIMAX Forum for there support. ...
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