Computer Network Architecture

Catalog description

This is an introduction level computer network architecture course for senior/graduate students. The goal is to provide the students with a comprehensive picture of the technologies behind the Internet and applications on top of it. Starting with a brief review of some basics of networking, we will discuss from the lowest levels of packet transmissions through the highest levels of application software under the umbrella of the TCP/IP architecture. Emphasis will be given on the network architecture, components and design principles. Lecture portion meets with EECE 453. Extra assignments, and/or final project will be required at the graduate level. Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of probability and statistics. Offered every fall semester.