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IT200-Computer Communication and Networking (4-0-0) 4: Dr. Kiran Manjappa Dept. of IT, NITK, Surathkal

The document outlines the course 'IT200-Computer Communication and Networking' taught by Dr. Kiran Manjappa at NITK, Surathkal, detailing the evaluation process, course content, and textbooks. It covers topics such as data transfer, networking fundamentals, routing protocols, and the evolution of communication technologies including 5G. Additionally, it discusses the history of computer networks and various transmission methods.

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IT200-Computer Communication and Networking (4-0-0) 4: Dr. Kiran Manjappa Dept. of IT, NITK, Surathkal

The document outlines the course 'IT200-Computer Communication and Networking' taught by Dr. Kiran Manjappa at NITK, Surathkal, detailing the evaluation process, course content, and textbooks. It covers topics such as data transfer, networking fundamentals, routing protocols, and the evolution of communication technologies including 5G. Additionally, it discusses the history of computer networks and various transmission methods.

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IT200-Computer Communication and Networking

(4-0-0) 4

Dr. Kiran Manjappa

Dept. of IT, NITK, Surathkal


Evaluation Process
• End Semester - 40 Marks
• Mid Semester - 20 Marks
• Quizzes - 40
– MCQs, One Word Answer
– Online Quiz through Moodle
– Two quizzes of 20 marks each or Four Quizzes of 10 marks each.
Course Content
• Course Title: Computer Communication and Networking
• Communication
○ Data Transfer between End Systems - Source and the Destination
○ Data is generated @ Source and Should Reach @ Destination.
○ How data is transmitted ? In What Format ? How data errors are dealt with ?
• Networking
○ End to End Systems - How they are connected ?
■ 2 Billion systems in the world (Approx.)
○ How a path (route) between the source and destination is found ?
■ Shortest Path
○ What should be done if there is a congestion ? a node fails ?
Course Content
Theory Session

• Evolution of Data Communication and Networks, different generations of computer network, different mediums for
internetworking, different networking devices and their roles,

• Transmission/Communication Fundamentals: Encoding, Decoding, and Modulation

• Data Transmission over Networks – Layered Architecture of Computer Networks, OSI & TCP/IP Architectures.

• Data Control Protocols - Error Detection and Correction, Scheduling

• Routing Protocols, Transport Layer Protocols

New Additions

• Evolution of 5G and its fundamentals.


Course Content (Contd.)
● Text Books

○ “Computer Networks”, Andrew S. Tanenbaum and David J Wetherall, 5th Edition, Pearson, 2013.

○ “Data Communications and Networking”, Behrouz A. Forouzan, 4th Edition, McGraw Hill, 2017.
About The Course
● Why it is Program Core ?

● Why I should study this Course ?

● Why it is a (4-0-0) 4 Credit Course ?

● Your position at the end of the semester ?


Computer Networks (CN)
● Large number of separate but interconnected computers - computer networks.
● Two computers are said to be interconnected if they are able to exchange information.
● Autonomous and Heterogeneous.
● How systems are interconnected ?
○ Twisted Pair Cables, fiber optics, microwaves, infrared and communication through satellites.
● Networks come in many sizes, shapes and forms
○ Local Area Networks (LAN)
○ Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN)
○ Wide Area Networks (WAN)
○ Internet
History of Communication
● 500 BC, Darius – I, King of Persia
● Messenger - For sending the message to nearby villages of the Kingdom
○ Time consuming, sometimes late delivery of messages.
○ Messengers are replaced with Line of Shouting Men on Tall Structures
○ Rhythmic Drums, Trumpets, Glass Reflections
● Today’s Scenario - Tall Structures – Tower, Shouting Men - Antennas
● Norman , 1971 - ALOHAnet (Additive Links On-line Hawaii Area) - First Wired Network
○ Universities of Hawaiian islands
○ Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) in 1969
○ A precursor to the internet
● PRNET – Packet Radio Network (DARPA- Defence Advanced Research Project Agency)
● First Wireless Network
● SURAN – Survivable Radio Network -1980s
● IETF – Internet Engineering Task Force
● Birds-of-a-Feather (BoF) – IETF Discussion form for improving Quality of Service.
● Different Generations of Computer Networks (1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G and Beyond)
● Transmission Methods:
○ Point-to-point (unicast) ( 1 : 1)
○ Broadcast ( 1 : N )
○ Multicast ( 1 : n)
Point-to-point (unicast)

Broadcast ( 1 : N )

Multicast ( 1 : n)
In peer-to-peer system there are no fixed clients
and servers.
A

LAN LAN

LAN
Networking Device

LAN

B
Next Session
• Different Types of Computer Network
• Different Devices in Computer Network.
Thank You.

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