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This document provides information about the EEC 584 Computer Networks course at Cleveland State University, including: 1. The course covers fundamental computer networking concepts like network architectures, protocols, and standards. 2. Students will learn about key networking protocols like TCP, UDP, IP, and Ethernet through lectures, labs, and a term project developing a socket program. 3. The goal is for students to understand core networking principles and be able to design simple networked applications.

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This document provides information about the EEC 584 Computer Networks course at Cleveland State University, including: 1. The course covers fundamental computer networking concepts like network architectures, protocols, and standards. 2. Students will learn about key networking protocols like TCP, UDP, IP, and Ethernet through lectures, labs, and a term project developing a socket program. 3. The goal is for students to understand core networking principles and be able to design simple networked applications.

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Cleveland State University

Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science


EEC 584 Computer Networks
Catalog Description: EEC 584 Computer Networks (4-0-4).
Prerequisite: graduate standing.
Network architectures, layered network protocol design issues, reference models,
network standards, data link and medium access control protocols, routing
algorithms and the Internet Protocol, ARP and DHCP, transport-level protocols
including TCP and UDP, application-level protocols such as HTTP and DNS.
Textbook:

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, by James F. Kurose and Keith


W. Ross, Addison-Wesley, 2009, 5th Edition.

References:

Computer Networks, by Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Prentice Hall, 2003, 4th Edition.

Coordinator:

Dr. Wenbing Zhao,


Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

Instructor:

Fouad Abou-Ghalioum
Associate Professor, Engineering Technology
[email protected]
216.687.6920

Course
Objectives:

This course is designed to:


Introduce students to the basic concepts of computer networking.
Expose students to core data communication protocols.
Solidify understanding of concepts and networking protocols through a series
of lab exercises.
4.
Solidify understanding of the inner working of networking protocols by a
term project involving with socket programming.
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3.

Expected
Outcomes:

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:


Understand the concepts of computer networking.
Understand core data communication protocols, in particular, the
mechanisms required to achieve reliable data communication.
3.
Understand core routing algorithms.
4.
Understand flow control and congestion control used in the Transmission
Control Protocol.
5.
Design and implement simple networked applications.
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2.

Prerequisites
by Topic:
Operating Systems
Computer Organization
Data Structure and Algorithms

Topics:
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Computer
Usage:

Design
Projects:

Introduction to computer networks


Reference models and networking standards
Application layer protocols (HTTP & DNS)
Lab exercises for application layer protocols
Transport layer protocols (TCP & UDP)
Lab exercises for transport layer protocols
Routing algorithms
Internet Protocol
Lab exercises for Internet Protocol
Ethernet protocol and other data link layer protocols
Lab exercises for data link layer protocols
Tests
Total:

8
2
8
4
8
2
4
4
2
8
2
8
60

Students are expected to use a network package sniffer tool (called Wireshark) to
carry out lab exercises. Students are also expected to use Java software
development kit to implement the term project.
Students are expected to design and implement a simple network protocol or an
interesting networked application.

Prepared by:

Dr. Wenbing Zhao

Date:

February 2015

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