PPT-CSE534 – Fundamentals of Computer Networks

Lecture 16 Traffic Shaping Net Neutrality Created by P Gill Spring 2014 updated Spring 2015 Outline 2 Background on Traffic Differentiation Net Neutrality Glasnost optional reading Required Reading presentation. Lecture 14: P2P and BitTorrent. (I swear I only use it for Linux ISOs). Based on slides by D. . Choffnes. , Updated by P. Gill Spring 2015.. Administravia. 2. Midterm project meetings with the TA. Next week! Sign up to meet the TA to discuss progress. Lecture 8-9: Transport. (UDP, but mostly TCP). Based on slides by D. . Choffnes. . Northeastern U. Revised by P. Gill Spring 2015. Administravia. . 2. Midterm is on Monday March 9. Study guide posted to Web. Rodrigo Fonseca (. rfonseca. ). http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/cs168. Based partly on lecture notes by David . Mazières. , Phil Levis, John . Jannotti. , Peterson & Davie. Cast. Instructor: Rodrigo Fonseca (. Lecture 0: Course Overview. Lecturer Details. Dr. . Walid. . Khedr. , Ph.D.. Email: . khedrw@yahoo.com. Web: . www.staff.zu.edu.eg/wkhedr. Department of Information Technology. Course Info. Course Name: Computer . Spring . 2016. Dr. . Nghi. Tran. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. Lecture 4: Network Performance Metrics. Dr. . Nghi. Tran (ECE-University of Akron). ECE 4450:427/527. Computer Networks . Transport Protocols. Professor Yashar Ganjali. Department of Computer Science. University of Toronto. yganjali@cs.toronto.edu. http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~yganjali. CSC 458/2209. – Computer Networks. John . Jannotti. (. jj. ). http://www.cs.brown.edu/courses/cs168. Based partly on lecture notes by . Rodrigo Fonseca, David . Mazières. , Phil . Levis, . Peterson & Davie. Cast. Instructor: . John . Jon Chippindall. www.primarycomputing.co.uk. CAS Master Teacher. @. drchips. _ . Computing national curriculum 2014. understand computer networks including the internet; how they can provide multiple services, such as the world wide web; and the opportunities they offer for communication and collaboration . Theo Benson (. tbenson. ). https://. www.cs.duke.edu. /courses/spring15/compsci356/. Based partly on lecture notes by Rodrigo Fonseca, David . Mazières. , Phil Levis, John . Jannotti. , Peterson & Davie. Learning Outcomes:. Understand what a network is.. Identify types of networks.. Explore types of network formations.. Networks. Networks are two or more machines linked together to share files. At . home, your computer might be connected to its own printer and scanner. This works well as you are the only person who will be using them. A computer which isn't connected to a network is known as a '. D12. . TinyOS. Applications Outline. AntiTheft. . Example . {done in gradual pieces}. LEDs, timer, booting. Sensing Example. Light Sensor. Wiring to . AntiTheft. Single Hop Networks. Active Messages interface. –. Transport Layer Services. Software, Kernel . Firmware, Device Driver. Hardware. Protocol Stack Implementation in a Host. National Institute for Legislative Studies,. National Assembly, Abuja.. Introduction to Computer Networking. 1. Introduction to Computer Network . Computer Network is simply a collection of computers or other hardware devices that... 1. An Introduction to Computer Networks, Peter L . Dordal. , Release 1.9.21. Chapter 1. An Overview of Networks. Local Area . Networks . (LANs), . are the “physical” networks that provide the connection between .