Internet Protocols

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The goal of the course is to make the students conversant with the key protocols that are essential for the operation of the Internet and to understand specifically how the network and transport layer protocols operate, including the design principles used. Prerequisites: Introduction to Data Communication. Course book: Comer D. E.: Internetworking with TCP/IP, Vol. 1: Principles, Protocols, and Architecture, 6th ed., Pearson, 2013.

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16.10.2012 16.00 CK112
Vuosi Lukukausi Päivämäärä Periodi Kieli Vastuuhenkilö
2012 syksy 04.09-10.10. 1-1 Englanti Markku Kojo

Luennot

Aika Huone Luennoija Päivämäärä
Ti 12-14 B222 Markku Kojo 04.09.2012-10.10.2012
Ke 14-16 B222 Markku Kojo 04.09.2012-10.10.2012

Harjoitusryhmät

Group: 1
Aika Huone Ohjaaja Päivämäärä Huomioitavaa
Ke 16-18 B222 Laila Daniel 03.09.2012—12.10.2012
Group: 2
Aika Huone Ohjaaja Päivämäärä Huomioitavaa
To 12-14 D122 Laila Daniel 03.09.2012—12.10.2012

Exercises begin on the first lecture week.

Yleistä

The course is  an advanced module course in the Networking and Services sub-programme. 

The course suits well to students of the other sub-progremmes being interested in learning more about computer networking.

The goal of the course is to make the students conversant with the key protocols that are essential for the operation of the Internet and to  understand specifically how the network and transport layer protocols operate, including the design principles used.

Prerequisites:

Introduction to Data Communications (Tietoliikenteen perusteet) or corresponding knowledge.

 

 

Kurssin suorittaminen

A passing grade can be achieved either

  • by active participation to the course
  • or by taking a separate exam.

The course includes

  • 24 hours of lectures  (4 h / week)
  • 6 * 2 hours of exercises  (2 h / week)
  • course exam (2,5 hours)  (On October 16, 2012 at 16-19 o'clock, room CK112)

Passing the course by active participation requires

  • taking the course exam (max. 50 points available,  min. 25 points required for passing the exam)
  • participating actively in the weekly exercices that may give max. 10 points. 

 The grading is based on the total points achieved. A passing grade requires at least 30 points in total.

 

Exercises:

  • Active participation to the exercises is highly recommended and known to be useful.
  • Collecting exercise points requires active participation in exercises by preparing the answers to the exercise tasks before the exercise group meets. The answers need not to be perfect, but should  be in the right ballpark.
  • In the beginning of the exercise session each student marks to a name list the tasks that she/he has completed (the name list is provided by the instructor). A marked task means that the student is prepared to present her/his answer to the group.
  • Each completed exercise task gives one exercise task point (ETP).
  • In total there will be 36 exercise tasks, giving max. 36 ETPs.  Roughly 3 ETPs gives one (1) execise point and 30 ETPs gives the maximum 10 exercise points.

The exercise points are valid with the course exam and also with the first separate exam after the course.

 

Exam and Course Results

 

Exam Grading Basis

 

Kirjallisuus ja materiaali

 

Course Book:

Comer D. E.: Internetworking with TCP/IP, Vol. 1: Principles, Protocols, and Architecture (5th ed.), Prentice-Hall, 2006.

A part of the course material is also based on RFC documents (IETF RFCs) . See  "Course Content" below for more details on the required reading material.

Other Literature:

  • James F. Kurose and Keith W. Ross: Computer Networking, A Top-Down Approach, (5th ed.), Addison Wesley, 2013. (Also the previous 3rd, 4th and 5th editions can be used.)
  • Andrew Tanenbaum, Computer Networks, (4th ed), Pearson Education, 2003;
  • William Stallings, Computer Networking with Internet Protocols and Technology. Prentice Hall 2004.
  • Christian Huitema: Routing in the Internet, (2nd ed.), Prentice Hall, 2000.

 

Lecture Notes:

Lecture notes appear weekly here.

 

Course Content:

A more detailed description of the course content is available here. It includes the exact set of reading material as required in this course. See "Course Book and other reading material" for each section of the course.

 

Exercises:

Weekly  exercises.

Rules for active participation in exercise sessions