Computer Networking A Top-Down Approach (6th Edition)--James F.

Kurose

Course Code: CSE 311

Course Title: Computer Networks

Biplab C. Debnath
Lecturer
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering

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 Marks Distribution

Attendance: 5%

Assignment: 5%

Individual Presentation: 5%

Class Test: 15% (Best 2 out of 3)

Mid Term Exam: 30%

Final Exam: 40%

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 Attendance

Attending all classes 5.0

Missing 1 class 4.5
Missing 2 classes 4.0
Missing 3 classes 3.5
Missing 4 classes 3.0
Missing 5 classes 2.5
Missing more than 5 classes 0.0

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 Assignment

Any Data communication, Networking related

topics.
Document must be prepared by LATEX.
Submission last week before final examination.
Follow proper guidelines of assignment.

Assignment guidelines will be notified shortly.

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 Presentation

After mid term examination.

Any Data communication, Networking related
topics.
Use power point (ppt)
Presentation time 10 mins (max)
Well dress up.

Assignment guidelines will be notified shortly.

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 Assessment

Description Assessment

After 5 Lecture CT-1

After 10 Lecture CT-2

After 15 Lecture CT-3

After 20 Lecture CT-4 (Optional)

After Mid Exam (Every class) Presentation

Last week, before the commencement of Final Exam Assignment

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 Reference Books

Computer Networking A Top-Down Approach -

James F. Kurose (6th Edition)

Data Communications and Networking

– Behrouz A Frouzan (4th edition)

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 Course Outline

Network Layer
➢ IPv4, Sub-netting, NAT, Routing and Switching,
IPv6, QoS, Congestion Control
Transport Layer
➢ UDP, TCP
Application Layer
➢ Application Protocol
(P2P,SMTP,FTP,HTTP,POP3,IMAP,DNS)

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 Course Outline (Cont.)

Introduction to computer networks, network models and OSI model

with seven layers, network layer: logical addressing, IPv4, sub netting,
NAT, IPv6, Satellite networks, Network Delivery, Forwarding, and
Routing, Routing Algorithm, The Link-State (LS), The Distance-Vector
(DV), RIP, OSPF, BGP
TCP, UDP, Congestion Control and QoS.
Network applications, The Web and HTTP, Non-Persistent and
Persistent Connections, HTTP with Non-Persistent Connections, HTTP
with Persistent Connections, HTTP Message Format, Cookies, Web
Caching, File Transfer: FTP, SMTP, PoP3, IMAP, DNS, Socket
Programming.

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 Objective of the Course

• To provide a comprehensive introduction on IPv4,

Sub-netting and network protocols.
• Understanding of Networks applications and
protocols.
• To gain proper knowledge on routing algorithm.
• To provide basic concepts on socket programming for
client and server.

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 Outcomes of the Course

At the end of successful completion of the course, the

students will be able to:
• Identify sub-netting of IPv4.
• Demonstrate client server network application.
• Distinguish among protocols, RIP, OSPF, BGP.
• Control the congestion into network and QoS.
• Demonstrate real life network design and
administration.

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 Contact:

Biplab Chandra Debnath

E-mail: biplab.cse@green.edu.bd
Mobile: +8801710180738
Room: 407 (Building-2)
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering

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