CSCI 434 INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (SPRING 2015)

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CSCI 434 INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL AREA NETWORKS (SPRING 2015) (Last updated: December 16, 2014) INSTRUCTOR Instructor: Jinoh Kim, Ph.D. Office: JOUR 217 Office hours: M/W/R 10:00AM-12:00PM, W 1:00PM-3:00PM, or by appointment Phone: 903-468-6084, Fax: 903-886-5404 Email: Jinoh.Kim@tamuc.edu (Please indicate the course number in the email subject line) CLASS MEETING Location: JOUR 104 Time: M 2:00 4:30PM (3 credits) COURSE DESCRIPTION This course covers the basic principles and operations of Local Area Networks (LANs). Topics include basic data communications, the OSI model, protocols and topologies. In addition, students will have the opportunity to gain practical experience with the installation and administration of TCP/IP platforms. Additionally, TCP/IP networking and protocols will be covered to understand the Internet core functions including routing, subnetting, and reliable data transfer. The Internet architecture and operations will also be reviewed with core services and applications. EXPECTED STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Define and understand basic terms associated with Data Communications. Understand networking topologies, to introduce the OSI Model and the IEEE 802 standards. Gain practical experience with subnetting, the use of IP addresses, and the fundamentals of IP routing. Integrate data communications, OSI model, IEEE standards, subnetting, and IP routing into an understanding of modern local area network technology. PREREQUISITES CSCI 241 Machine Language and Computer Organization; CSCI 270 Data Structures COURSE MATERIAL [KR] Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, 6 th edition, James Kurose and Keith Ross, ISBN: 0132856204, Addison-Wesley, 2012 (required). [ZA] Networks of Computer Scientists and Engineers. Youlu Zheng and Shakil Akhtar, Oxford University Press, 2001. (reference)

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SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE) WEEK CONTENT ASSIGNMENT READING 1 (1/19) No class (Martin Luther King Day) -- 2 (1/26) Course introduction and overview Intro to computer networks [KR] Ch1.1 3 (2/2) Access networks Internet structure [KR] Ch1.2-1.3 4 (2/9) Network performance Protocols and network security HW#1 out [KR] Ch1.4-1.6 5 (2/16) 6 (2/23) 7 (3/2) 8 (3/9) 9 (3/16) 10 (3/23) 11 (3/30) Physical layer Link layer o Link layer services LAN protocols o Error detection and correction o Multiple access protocols, CSMA/CD Switched LANs o Addressing and APRs o Ethernet, VLANs HW#1 due Midterm Exam -- No class (Spring Break) -- LAN practice (tentative) HW#2 out -- LAN practice (tentative) HW#2 due -- (Additional slides) [KR] Ch5.1 [KR] Ch5.2-5.3 [KR] Ch5.4 12 (4/6) 13 (4/13) Network layer o Network layer services o Routers IP addressing and subnetting [KR] Ch4.1-4.3 [KR] Ch4.4 14 (4/20) Routing algorithms and protocols HW#3 out [KR] Ch4.5-4.6 15 Transport layer HW#3 due [KR] Ch3.-1-3.3 4

(4/27) o Transport layer services, multiplexing/demultiplexing 16 (5/4) 17 (5/11) Advanced topics in computer networks -- Final Exam -- 5