Schedule

How this works: The first three columns show the date and topics of our conference. The next five columns specify what you're to do in preparation for that conference: what to read, what to turn in and videos to watch.
For example, for Class 3, on September 10, we'll be talking about internet addressing. You should read chapters 5 and 6 in the text, complete assignment 2 and watch the videos for Class 3.
ClassDateTopicsRead ThisTurn This InLecture PPTVideo 1Video 2Video 3
1Aug. 27Introductions, Class Mechanics, Networking ConceptsNothing!Nothing!Class 1
2Sep. 3InternetworkingMetcalfe Ch. 1, 2, 3, 4Assignment 1Class 2Class 2--Video 1Class 2--Video 2
3Sep. 10Internet Addressing, Mapping to Physical AddressesCh. 5, 6Assignment 2Class 3Class 3 Video
4Sep. 17IP, ICMPCh. 7, 8, 9Assignment 3Class 4Video 1Class 4 Video 1Video 2
5Sep. 24UDP, TCPCh. 10, 11Assignment 4Class 5Class 5
6Oct. 1RoutingCh. 12, 13, 14Assignment 5Class 6 Video 1Class 6 Video 2
7Oct. 6Multicasting, MPLSCh. 15, 16Assignment 6;Class 8 PPTClass 8 -- Video 1Class 8 -- Video 2
8Oct. 20
VPN, Mobility, DNS, StartupCh, 18, 19, 22, 23DNS, DHCPVideo 1Video 2
9Oct. 22SMTP, Internet of Things, IOT VideoCh. 24, 30SMTPInternet of ThingsEmail, ignore TELNET
Oct. 29Midterm Distributed
Nov. 5Election Day--no class. Enjoy!
10Nov. 12SNMP, WEBDavCh. 27,29Assignments 7, 8
Midterm exam
HTTP, WebDav, SNMPSNMP, HTTP, WebDAV
11Nov. 17HTTP
Nov. 19FTP, Telnet Sockets, SecurityCh. 21, 29Assignment 9
Project Paper and PowerPoint
Security, Sockets, FTP, TelnetSecurity, Sockets, FTP
Nov. 26Thanksgiving Break. No class. Enjoy!Assignment 10
12Dec. 3Project Presentations