Este curso faz parte do Programa de cursos integrados Computer Communications
Packet Switching Networks and Algorithms
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In this course, we deal with the general issues regarding packet switching networks. We discuss packet networks from two perspectives. One perspective involves external view of the network, and is concerned with services that the network provides to the transport layer that operates above it at the end systems. The second perspective is concerned with the internal operation of a network, including approaches directing information across the network, addressing and routing procedures, as well as congestion control inside the network.
Programa - O que você aprenderá com este curso
Week
1Frame Switching and Packet Switching
This module introduces LAN bridges and data link layer switching, and then focuses on packet switching at the network layer. It discusses datagram, one basic packet switching approaches.
4 vídeos (Total de 21 min), 5 leituras, 2 testes
4 videos
Welcome2min
Bridges and Data Link Layer Switching6min
Network Layer Services and Topology6min
Packet Switching: Datagrams5min
5 leituras
Reference Books10min
Lecture Slide - Bridges and Data Link Layer Switching30min
Lecture Slide - Network Layer Services and Topology30min
Lecture Slide - Packet Switching: Datagrams30min
End-to-end argument in system design (Required)min
2 exercícios práticos
Practice Assessment - Frame Switching and Packet Switching20min
Graded Assessment - Frame Switching and Packet Switching20min
Week
2Routing in Packet Networks
This module examines the other basic packet switching approach - virtual circuit, introduces basic approaches for selecting routes across the network, discusses the Bellman-ford algorithm for distance vector based shortest path routing.
3 vídeos (Total de 18 min), 4 leituras, 2 testes
3 videos
Routing in Packet Networks6min
Shortest Path Routing- Distance Vector5min
4 leituras
Lecture Slide - Packet Switching: Virtual Circuits30min
Lecture Slide - Routing in Packet Networks30min
Lecture Slide - Shortest Path Routing: Distance Vector30min
The Network Layer (Required)min
2 exercícios práticos
Practice Assessment - Routing in Packet Networks16min
Graded Assessment - Routing in Packet Networks20min
Week
3Shortest-Path Routing
This module introduces the link state routing, examines the Dijkstra algorithm for shortest-path routing, and discusses the applications of the distance vector and link state routing in real Internet protocols.
4 vídeos (Total de 22 min), 4 leituras, 2 testes
4 videos
Dijkstra Algorithm4min
Link State Routing, ATM Networks5min
RIP and OSPF6min
4 leituras
Lecture Slide - Shortest Path Routing- Link State30min
Lecture Slide - Dijkstra Algorithm30min
Lecture Slide - Link State Routing, ATM Networks30min
Lecture Slide - RIP and OSPF30min
2 exercícios práticos
Practice Assessment - Shortest-Path Routing20min
Graded Assessment - Shortest-Path Routing20min
Week
4Traffic Management
This module discusses packet-level traffic management operating in a short time scale, continues with traffic management at the flow level operating in a medium time scale. Common approaches including scheduling, queuing, admission control, and congestion control are discussed.
4 vídeos (Total de 24 min), 5 leituras, 2 testes
4 videos
Packet level – Fair Queueing and RED6min
Flow level – Leaky Bucket Policing6min
Traffic Shaping by Token Bucket5min
5 leituras
Lecture Slide - Packet level: Scheduling and QoS30min
Lecture Slide - Packet level: Fair Queueing and RED30min
Lecture Slide - Flow level: Leaky Bucket Policing30min
Lecture Slide - Traffic Shaping by Token Bucket30min
Random early detection gateways for congestion avoidance30min
2 exercícios práticos
Practice Assessment - Traffic Management30min
Graded Assessment - Traffic Management30min
Instrutores
Xiaobo Zhou
Professor, Interim DeanCollege of Engineering and Applied Sciences
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