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Networking
Equipment Specifications.
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This course is intended to provide an in-depth and practical
understanding of modern computer networks that constitute the
Internet. The scope
includes network architecture, component technologies (both hardware
and protocols) and specific systems. Emphasis will be on network
protocols and related software implementation.
Meeting Time:
Fridays, 4:45-7:30PM, Hill 116
Course Instructors: Prof. D. Raychaudhuri (ray@winlab.rutgers.edu) and
Dr. Max Ott (max@winlab.rutgers.edu).
Teaching
Assistant:
Sridharan Muthuswamy (msridhar@eden.rutgers.edu)
Text: Peterson &
Davie, “Computer Networks: A Systems Approach”, Morgan Kaufman,
2nd ed.
(Required text, which will be used for about 60-70% of the
material covered)
Additional reading materials to be distributed or downloaded,
including several Internet RFC’s (e.g. 793, 768 & 791) and
papers on specific systems.
Grading Policy:
Class participation and
homework
|
10% |
Midterm exam |
20% |
Final exam |
30% |
Project paper |
10% |
Design
specifications |
10% |
Software prototype & demo |
20% |
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Course
outline
Network
architecture paper (due 3/15)
Mid-term exam on 3/29 (open-book, + 2 pages notes; 2hr exam on
Lectures 1-7)
Revised
course outline (posted 3/14)
Course outline revision (posted 4/8):
Web architecture lecture by Prof. Ott on 4/12, followed by Mobile
Network protocols on 4/19.
Final exam on 5/10, 7-10PM in
SEC209. |