In eleven comprehensive chapters this text covers a wide range of system engineering topics from cellular radio systems and radio resource management to position location systems and network management. The book varies from other books on the market as it emphasises the dynamical issues arising from mobile systems. Well known control techniques such as square estimation, PID control, adaptive control and fuzzy logic, are used in every chapter in order to explain the subject clearly. Senior undergraduate/graduate students and practising industrial engineers will be able to thoroughly grasp the subject as it is approached in a comprehensive and practical manner. Covers radio resource management of third generation wireless communication systems from a systems engineering point of view. Differs from current books on the market in its offering of a thorough approach to the dynamical issues arising from mobile nodes. There are currently no textbooks, which address the wireless communications issues using system-engineering methods. There is an increasing need for engineers and scientists who are able to understand the many aspects of evolving wireless technologies. Will include MATLAB/SIMULINK exercises on a companion website to help clarify the subject.