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Rahul
Banerjee, Ph.D.
(CSE) Professor, Department of Computer Science, BITS-Pilani Computer Networking, Mobile &
Distributed Computing Research Group |
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Research Teaching / Courses |
Computer
Networks (On-campus
Course Nos.: CS C 461, IS C 461) Lecture
Slides in PDF format <Jan.-Apr. 2011> Topic-1: Introduction Lecture-1 Introduction to Computer
Networks (Jan 7) Lecture-2 Introduction to the Network
Classification & Internetworks (Jan 10) Lecture-3 Introduction to the Internet
Architecture, Protocols, Protocol Graphs and more (Jan 12) Lecture-4 Introduction to Network
Elements & Performance Lecture-5 Introduction to Network
Services, Functions and Communications Paths Lecture-6 Introduction to the Network
Architectures & Reference Models Lecture-7 Introduction to Writing
Software for Networked Systems E-book
on Computer Networks Portions
to appear here topic-wise over
the weekend following the corresponding discussion in the classroom and /
or Discussion Forum at the Nalanda web-portal Laboratory
Manual To
appear here Chapter-wise over the weekend following upon completion of
lectures and discussions with respect to respective topics Self-study
/ Reading Advisories and Self-learning Assignments http://nalanda.bits-pilani.ac.in/ Topic-wise
On-line Discussion Forum for the Course http://nalanda.bits-pilani.ac.in/ ------------Archival
Material----------- Lecture
Slides from Previous offering<Second Semester
2009-2010> Basic
concepts, definitions, scope, plan of conduction of the course, further
readings Lecture-1: Introduction to Computer
Networks & Internetworks <Part-1> Date: Jan. 08, 2010 A
top-down application-oriented Perspective of The Internet and constituent
Networks Lecture-2: Introduction to Computer
Networks & Internetwork <Part-2> Date: Jan. 11, 2010 Of
Network Protocols, Protocol Graphs, Protocol Representation / Specifications,
Protocol Validation, Introduction to Network Architectures Lecture-3: Introduction to Network
Protocols<Part-I> Date: Jan. 13, 2010 Network
Architectures and Reference Models, Lecture-4: More on Protocols and Layered
Network Reference Models /
Architectures Date: Jan. 15, 2010 A
hypothetical Network Reference Model, mapping functions onto layers, a
bottom-up view of network Lecture-5: A Hypothetical Network Reference
Model, its mapping onto standard Network Architectures Date: Jan. 18, 2010 Writing
Networking Software Lectures-6-10: Common Approaches to Network
Programming Dates: Jan. 20-27, 2010 Summary
of Concepts Learnt, Performance Evaluation of Network Elements Lecture-11: Summary (of Concepts Learnt so
far) Date: Jan. 29, 2010 Lecture-set 12: Bridges and Associated Algorithms Lecture-set 13: Bridging / Layer-2 Switching versus Layer-3 Switching & Routing Lecture-set 14: IPv4, IPv6, Mobile IP and Associated Concepts Lecture-set 15: Intra-Domain
Routing: Unicast
Routing Transport Layer Fundamentals,
TCP, UDP, SCTP and related Protocols PDF Version Inter-Domain Routing: BGP
Routing Multi-cast Routing Application Layer Fundamentals,
HTTP, FTP, DHCP, DNS, SMTP, IMAP and related Protocols PDF Version Introduction to Network
Programming PDF Version Introduction to Performance
Evaluation and Inter / Intra-Protocol
Communication PDF Version |
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