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Compupter Network-Course Introduction

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Compupter Network-Course Introduction

This is the course introduction for computer networks. Students doing bachelors degree might me helpful for them.

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C o m p u t e r N e t wo r k s

Semester for 2024-2025(1)

Introduction
Teacher
• School of Computer Science
[email protected]
• Office at Information Building A1202

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Course Introduction
• Course Objectives
• Prerequisite Skills and Knowledge
• Learner Responsibilities

3
Course Introduction
• Course Roadmap
Lectures:36 Teaching hours
Monday 3-4 (10:10-11:50) (1-16 week)
Tuesday 7-8 (15:55-17:35) (2,4 week)
Labs:12 Experimental hours
Tuesday 7-8(15:55-17:35) (6,8,10,12,14,16 week)

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Course Introduction
• Course target
• Mastering computer network principles
• Mastering the organization of computer network
• Mastering the basic routing algorithms of computer network
• Mastering the IP/TCP protocols
• Unstanding the design principles of computer network
• Unstanding how to measure the perfermaces of computer
network
• Unstanding the advanced developments of computer network

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Course Introduction
• Course Roadmap

• Labs
• Common used commands

• Network protocol analysis

• Virtual LAN participate

• Static routing configuration

• Dynamic routing configuration

• Integrated experiment

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Course Introduction
 Course Roadmap
 Textbook
 《 Computer Networks 》 5th Edition , Andrew S. Tanenbaum

 References
 Computer Networks: A systems approach, Bruce S. Davie, Larry
L. Peterson, David Clark

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Course Introduction
• Course Roadmap
• Exercises:
• Exercises or quiz online

• Homework:4-6 times

• Grade policy :
• Final exam: 50%

• Quiz for each chapter:15%

• Homework : 15%

• Experiments : 20%

• Performance on the class : 10% 8


Outline ( 1 )
 1 Introduction ( 4 lectures )
Development of computer
network , hardware , software
Hierarchical structure of computer network ,
international standard
 2 Physical layer ( 4 lectures )
Transmission theory
Transmission media
Other transmission system

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Outline ( 2 )
 3 Data link layer ( 6 lectures )
Function of Data link layer Data error
detection and correction
Sliding window protocol
 4 Media access control sublayer
 Channel distribution, Multiple channel access
protocol
Ether-net, wireless LAN
Bluetooth protocol
Outline ( 3 )
 5 Network layer ( key chapter , 8 lectures )
Function of network layerRouting algorithm,
congestion algorithm
Internet protocol
 6 Transport layer ( key chapter , 8 lectures )
Function of transport layerTransport control
protocol

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Outline ( 4 )
 7 Application layer ( 2 lectures )
DNS
Email
WWW

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Requirements
 Reading the textbook is very important
 Submitting homework on time
 Paying much attention on experiments
 Coming to the classroom
 Plagiarism is zero tolerance
Basic research questions of computer network

 What’s the computer network ? ( ch1 )


 How does computer network connect? ( ch1 )
 What are functions of computer network? ( ch1 )
 How does computer network work?(ch2-ch7 )
 How’s the future of computer network?
 Wireless network, Internet of thing, mobile network, cloud
computing, big data, wearable devices.
The development of computer
network is in fact the process of
human beings constantly extending
their vision, hearing, touch and
feeling to the world. What is related
to it is a huge battlefield, full of
amazing challenges, and provides a
vast space for many innovations.

--James F. Kurose

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