introduction to EE 643 module

morea/home.md

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 ## Welcome to EE 643, Spring 2024
 
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-  <i class="fa-solid fa-circle-exclamation fa-xl"></i> **Warning: this is not a website for a real course.**
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-  It is actually the "demo" site for the Morea Framework. 
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-  See the <a href="https://morea-framework.github.io">Morea Framework Project Site</a> for details.
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-ICS 199 is a four week overview of selected topics in computer science, including Javascript, Open Source Software, and Ethics.
+In EE 643, we will learn the basics of wireless communication systems, exciting new topics such as the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and wireless communications, and emerging paradigms of communication systems such as quantum communication.
 
 ## Who should take this course
 
-This course is intended for undergraduates in computer science or computer engineering who have a working knowledge of at least one programming language and who want to get a taste of important topics in the field.
+This course is intended for advanced undergraduate students and graduate students in electrical and computer engineering who want to get up to speed with the frontiers of wireless communication research.
 
 ## Pedagogy
 
-ICS 199 is structured as a sequential series of [modules](/modules), each taking approximately a week to complete. Each module has the following structure:
+EE 643 is structured as a sequential series of [modules](/modules), each taking approximately one to two weeks to complete. Each module has the following structure:
 
-  # * [Prerequisites](/prerequisites), describing skills you should have prior to starting the module.
   * [Learning outcomes](/outcomes), describing the major goals for the module.
   * [Readings and other online resources](/readings), providing background material.
   * [Experiential learning activities](/experiences), providing a structured set of challenges enabling you to acquire mastery of material.
   * [Assessments](/assessments), which help you determine if you have acquired mastery of the material.
 
 ## About the instructor
 
-[Yuanzhang Xiao](https://yuanzhangxiao.github.io/) is an Assistant Professor in Hawaii Advanced Wireless Technologies Institute at the University of Hawaii. His research interests include reinforcement learning and game theory with applications to wireless communications, smart grids, and socio-technological systems.
+[Yuanzhang Xiao](https://yuanzhangxiao.github.io/) is an Assistant Professor in Hawaii Advanced Wireless Technologies Institute at the University of Hawaii. His research interests include reinforcement learning and game theory with applications to wireless communications and smart grids. He is also learning and starting to work on other applications (e.g., business resilience, recommender systems) and other learning paradigms (e.g., federated learning).

morea/introduction/experience-introduce-yourself.md

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 By the time and date indicated on the Schedule page, you must have:
 
   * Joined the EE 643 Discord server
-  * Performed all setup actions specified in the Welcome category channels.
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+  * Performed all setup actions specified in the Welcome category channels.

morea/introduction/module-introduction.md

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 morea_assessments:
 morea_type: module
 morea_icon_url: /morea/introduction/introduction.jpg
-morea_start_date: "2024-01-08"
+morea_start_date: "2024-01-07"
 morea_end_date: "2024-01-09T23:00"
 morea_labels:
 morea_sort_order: 10

morea/introduction/outcome-course-structure.md

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   * You get familiar with the Moreal framework, which enables moduled-based learning.
-  * You understand the goals, structures, and procedures for learning in EE 643.
+  * You understand the goals and grading policies of EE 643.
+  * You share with the class something about yourself, including what you want to get out of this course.