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State-of-the-Art
in Computer Networks:
College of Computer Sciences & Engineering Computer Engineering
This course introduces the students to a number of recent advances in computer networks and provides hands-on experience of using tools to design and analyze state-of-the-art networks. Some of the issues that this course will deal with include: ATM networks, xDSL services, cable networks, mobile and wireless networks, Gigabit Ethernets, IPv6, differentiated services (DiffServ), integrated services (IntServ), congestion control, layer-4 switches, proxy servers, and streaming media servers. We shall use several analysis and simulation tools, including Opnet and NS. This is an introductory course. However, it will be useful both for people who are new to networking as well as it will have useful information for engineers, technicians, ISPs and other IT professionals who deal with computer networks and network applications. A number of experiments using a number of simulation and measurement tools in a lab environment will provide useful hands-on experience to train the participants to design state-of-the-art networks and analyze them.
Engineers, technician, and IT professionals who deal with networks or IT products.
Changes may take place on scheduling of short courses without any prior notice. To be sure, please contact at:
KFUPM Box 5026, Dhahran 31261 |
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