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Computer Network
Catalog Description
Computer network architectures, data link control and access protocols
including token ring, CSMA/CD, slotted access etc. for LANs, internet
protocols, internet resources and applications, software and hardware issues
in computer communication, network delay analysis, and current technology in
computer networking.
It is
offerred by
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
and jointly listed as CSC519.
Number of Credits: 4.
Prerequisite: Ele437, Knowledge in computer architecture, and good programming skill.
For those students who do not have basic computer engineering math background,
you are encouraged to prepare yourself by reviewing/learning the
basics of linear algebra, probability theory, computer programming, and logic designs.
Instructor:
Prof. Ken Qing Yang, who initiated the course.
Text book: Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, by
Kurose and Ross, Current Edition.
Reference 1 (optional): Andrew S. Tanenbaum, "Computer Networks", Prentice Hall.
Tentative Course Plan for Spring 2025
- Class Location:
FCAE Room 264
- Class Time: Monday 5PM-7:30PM.
- Class schedule and syllabus for Spring 2025
Grading:
- Class participation and class performance: 5%.
All students are required to attend all and every clas.
Missing a class for over 15 minutes will result
in grade deduction; Active participations including in-class discussions and Q&A are expected from each student.
- There will be in class surprise quizzes: 5%.
- There will be two Exams accounted for
25% and 35% of final grade, respectively.
- There will be one term project
accounted for 30% of the total grade:
(1) Project proposal presentation 10%
(2) Project demo and presentation 15%
(2) Project Report 5%
Here is a list of sample projects for your reference.