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DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

DATA STRUCTURES
Project title:TCP/IP Client-Server Communication:
Implement TCP/IP communication between client and server.
Students Details
Name: Ganesh B
Year & section: II year & A
Register number:113223072034
Subject code:23CS202T
Objective / Plan of Implementation Presentation Insight on
Total (10)
Scope (2) Execution (2) (2) (2) project area (2)
Module Details

• Objective & Scope


• Problem Statement
• Plan of Execution
• Module 1
• Module 2
• Module 3
• Conclusion
• Reference
Objective & Scope

• Module 1:
Understanding TCP/IP Basics
• Objective: Learn the basics of TCP/IP to
understand how network communication
works.
• Scope:
1. Study the TCP/IP model and its layers.
2. Understand IP addresses and ports.
3. Learn how TCP ensures reliable
communication.
Objective & scope

• Module 2: Developing the Server


• Objective: Create a server that can accept
and respond to client connections.
• Scope:
• 1. Write code to set up a server socket.
• 2. Bind the socket to a port and listen for
connections.
• 3. Accept client connections and respond with
a message.
Objective & scope

•Module 3:
Developing the Client
•Objective: Build a client that connects to the
server, sends a message, and receives a
response.
•Scope: 1. Write code to create a client socket
and connect to the server.
2. Send a message to the server.
3. Receive and display the server's response.
Problem Statement
• Develop a simple TCP/IP client-server application
where the server listens for incoming connections
on a specified port and the client connects to the
server. The client sends a predefined message to
the server, and the server responds with an
acknowledgment message. This application will
demonstrate basic network communication and
data exchange between a client and a server using
TCP/IP protocol.
Plan of Execution
• Module 1: Understanding TCP/IP BasicsPlan of
Execution:1. Research TCP/IP Model: - Read
about the TCP/IP model and its four layers:
Application, Transport, Internet, and Network
Access. - Identify the functions of each layer
and their roles in communication.2. Study IP
Addresses and Ports: - Learn how IP
addresses and ports are used to identify
devices and services on a network.3. Explore
TCP Reliability: - Understand how TCP
ensures data is transmitted reliably through
acknowledgments and error handling.4.
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Conclusion

• This plan outlines the steps to create a basic


TCP/IP client-server model, including code
examples for both the server and client. You
can expand upon this foundation with
additional features, such as error handling,
multi-threading for handling multiple clients,
or more complex data exchanges. If you have
further questions or need more details, feel
free to ask!
Reference

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