Erinevus lehekülje "ITC8060" redaktsioonide vahel

Allikas: Kursused
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15. rida: 15. rida:
 
     14 Feb  Routing Theory I (Bellman-Ford)
 
     14 Feb  Routing Theory I (Bellman-Ford)
 
     21 Feb  Routing Theory II (Dijkstra + BGP)  
 
     21 Feb  Routing Theory II (Dijkstra + BGP)  
     28 Feb  TCP & Transport Layer  
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     28 Feb  TCP & Reliability  
     06 Mar  Application Layer Protocols (e.g., PGP)
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     06 Mar  Security of Protocols  
 
     13 Mar  Network programming concepts / Design Workshop I  
 
     13 Mar  Network programming concepts / Design Workshop I  
 
     20 Mar  Design Workshop I
 
     20 Mar  Design Workshop I
40. rida: 40. rida:
 
* John Day, “Patterns in network architecture: a return to fundamentals”. Prentice Hall.  
 
* John Day, “Patterns in network architecture: a return to fundamentals”. Prentice Hall.  
 
* Olivier Bonaventure. “Computer Networking: Principles, Protocols, and Practice” http://inl.info.ucl.ac.be/cnp3
 
* Olivier Bonaventure. “Computer Networking: Principles, Protocols, and Practice” http://inl.info.ucl.ac.be/cnp3
 
 
Lecture Slides:
 
 
[https://maennel.net/2018/npd_01_addressing.pdf Introduction and Layers (04 Feb)].
 
 
[https://maennel.net/2018/npd_02_routing-theory.pdf Routing Theory (11 Feb+25 Feb)].
 
 
[https://maennel.net/2018/npd_03.1_reliability.pdf TCP & Reliability (04 Mar)] & [https://maennel.net/2018/npd_03.2_transport.pdf Part II].
 

Redaktsioon: 30. jaanuar 2020, kell 03:07

Network Protocol Design (ITC8061, 6 ECTS)

This module focuses on fundamental problems of network protocols and various design decisions and it's implications. This will also include security related protocols and give a better understanding why it is sometimes so hard to secure the Internet. As an exercise we will develop and implement our own protocol.

This module requires some programming skills (or a LOT of motivation to spend a LOT of time on learning algorithms and programming languages on top of the network-protocol related challenges). See also here for more detailed information.

The lectures and seminar discussions will be Friday's, 12.00-13.30 in room is ICT-A1. The is optional additional time on Friday's from 14.00-15.30 for coding and time to work on the implementation and assignments in ICT-403.


Lectures:
    31 Jan  Introduction       
    07 Feb  Layers, naming and addressing  
    14 Feb  Routing Theory I (Bellman-Ford)
    21 Feb  Routing Theory II (Dijkstra + BGP) 
    28 Feb  TCP & Reliability  
    06 Mar  Security of Protocols 
    13 Mar  Network programming concepts / Design Workshop I 
    20 Mar  Design Workshop I
    27 Mar  *** NO LECTURE *** 
Protocol Design & Development:  
    03 Apr  Presentation about Design Specs   
    10 Apr  AD-review / final protocol specs        
Implementation: 
    17 Apr  Implementation week 1 
    24 Apr  Implementation week 2 
    01 May  Testing with other groups (Note: your code MUST be ready on 30 Apr!)       
Testing:
    06 May  *** NO LECTURE ***   
    15 May  Demonstration / "Exam" (demonstrate your code and submit for marking)            

Reading recommendations:

  • Kurose, Ross, “Computer networking: a top-down approach". Pearson.
  • John Day, “Patterns in network architecture: a return to fundamentals”. Prentice Hall.
  • Olivier Bonaventure. “Computer Networking: Principles, Protocols, and Practice” http://inl.info.ucl.ac.be/cnp3