COMPUTATIONAL SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

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Study of fundamental concepts, models and computational methods for the analysis of biological networks. Discussion of theoretical foundations of networks and their use in biology systems modeling and simulation. Construction of networks from data and qualitative methods for their dynamic simulations and systems analysis. INEL/ICOM/SICI/COMP 5318. INTERMEDIATE ROUTING, SWITCHING AND WIDE AREA NETWORKS. Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per week. Study and configuration of link state protocols. Study of intermediate level concepts such as switching, wide area network or WAN standards, virtual local area networks or VLAN, network design, and redundancy. Presentation and study of strategies for managing and saving address space such as variable length subnet masks and network address translation.