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NC/Local Area Networks<br />

[1.5 Core-Tier2 hours]<br />

Topics:<br />

• Multiple Access Problem<br />

• Common approaches to multiple access (exponential-backoff, time division multiplexing, etc)<br />

• Local Area Networks<br />

• Ethernet<br />

• Switching<br />

Learning Outcomes:<br />

1. Describe how frames are forwarded in an Ethernet network. [Familiarity]<br />

2. Describe the differences between IP and Ethernet. [Familiarity]<br />

3. Describe the interrelations between IP and Ethernet. [Familiarity]<br />

4. Describe the steps used in one common approach to the multiple access problem. [Familiarity]<br />

NC/Resource Allocation<br />

[1 Core-Tier2 hours]<br />

Topics:<br />

• Need for resource allocation<br />

• Fixed allocation (TDM, FDM, WDM) versus dynamic allocation<br />

• End-to-end versus network assisted approaches<br />

• Fairness<br />

• Principles of congestion control<br />

• Approaches to Congestion (e.g., Content Distribution Networks)<br />

Learning Outcomes:<br />

1. Describe how resources can be allocated in a network. [Familiarity]<br />

2. Describe the congestion problem in a large network. [Familiarity]<br />

3. Compare and contrast fixed and dynamic allocation techniques. [Assessment]<br />

4. Compare and contrast current approaches to congestion. [Assessment]<br />

NC/Mobility<br />

[1 Core-Tier2 hours]<br />

Topics:<br />

• Principles of cellular networks<br />

• 802.11 networks<br />

• Issues in supporting mobile nodes (home agents)<br />

Learning Outcomes:<br />

1. Describe the organization of a wireless network. [Familiarity]<br />

2. Describe how wireless networks support mobile users. [Familiarity]<br />

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