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Here is the flow chart of how a master project is organised at ComNets department, University of ...

For presentations with the ComNets department, you are required to follow some formal steps that ...

This is a public page for CIT/CMM University of Bremen students to help navigate the examinatio...

For your presentations we provide you with a template that you are supposed to use. You can open ...

1. First round of presentation: First slide with your name and matriculation number, title, and ...

Let's talk about something that’s been on my mind for a long time now: the sustainability of our ...

Let us discuss one pressing problem: how to organise greener conferences. The main points we will...

This is the end of our tutorial. We hope you understood the basics of discrete event simulations ...

Usually, the simulation will end automatically once there are no more events in the queue. Rememb...

The simulation kernel is the heart of OMNeT++ and any other discrete event simulator. It is the o...

The event queue is very important in discrete event simulations, as we already discussed shortly ...

OMNeT++ is quite strict on how to exchange messages between any nodes (or modules) - you have to ...

Parameters and the way you set them up and use them is one of the most useful features in OMNeT++...

Setting up parameters for a module in OMNeT++ always consists of three steps: Define the param...

OMNeT++ allows you to easily setup a delay for any connection in Network.NED like this : node1.m...

We will start over with our code, for simplicity. We will write a simulation with two blue nodes....

OMNeT++ has some very powerful tools to log information during a simulation and to analyze it lat...

We have seen how to create a single node and how to implement its behavior. Now, we will create t...