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  • Welcome to Computer Networks

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    Daffodil International University

    Department of Computer Science and Engineering

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  • Course Introduction and Welcome Message

  • MAN OF THE WEEK!!!

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      Award Goes to!!

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      Man of the 1st Week:


      Monsur Ahamed, Id: 162-15-8221

           

      		             Md.Alimuzzaman, ID: 162-15-7824
         
      		                Ariful Haque, ID: 171-15-9037
        
       

  • Week 1: Introduction

    • Week 1: Introduction

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 1: Introduction to BLC.
      Lesson 2: Access Networks, The Network Core, Packet Switching, Circuit Switching , A Network of Networks, Overview of Delay in Packet-Switched Networks.

      Expected outcome

      • Able to identify the fundamental technologies for the hardware and software of the internet.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 1, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

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    • Lab 1: Introduction

      Topics for discussion

      • Introduction of the simulator, networking devices, and cabling.

      Expected outcome

      • Demonstrate basic knowledge on the simulator, networking devices, and cabling.

    • Resources of Learning:

      • How to install Cisco Packet Tracer and its introduction

      • How to install Cisco Packet Tracer in Mobile
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      Cable Management Interactive Content
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      Interactive Content (H5P)

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      Week 1: Open Discussion and FAQ Forum
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      Discussion and introduction class:

      Introduction class cse313

      Introduction class cse314

      Lecture 1: CSE313(RE-A)

  • Week 2: Network Layer

    • Week 2: Network Layer

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 3: Introduction of Computer Networking, Addressing Schemes, Discussion on TCP/IP and OSI layer
      Lesson 4: IP Basics

      Expected outcome

      • Able to identify the fundamental technologies for the hardware and software of the internet and their addressing mechanism.
      • Able to analyze the conceptual and implementation aspects of network applications and its use in application layer protocols for implementing enterprise network.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 1, Data Communications, and Networking.
      Chapter 4, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

    • Resources of Learning:

      • Lecture Slides

                                 1. Network Models & Address Schemes [Download]
                                 2. IP Basics [Download]

      • Lecture Video
      • Self-Assessment Test Questions [Click Here]

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      Week 2: Student Discussion and FAQ Forum
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      Lecture 2: Network Models & Address Schemes audio added

      Lecture 3: IP Basics

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      Lab Video:

  • Week 3: Network Layer

    • Week 3: Network Layer

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 5: Discussion on Subnetting and Fixed Length Subnetting
      Lesson 6: VLSM concepts, Discussion on Supernetting

      Expected outcome

      • Able to apply the knowledge of the basic binary systems to solve sub-netting problems and can identify and make an evaluation of the underlying principles of routing algorithms and its related protocols being applied to the Internet.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 4, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.
      Chapter 3, CCNA, Study Guide

    • Resources of Learning:

      • Lecture Slides

                     1. Subnetting Concept & Fixed Length Subnetting [Click Here]
                     2. VLSM [Click Here]
                     3. Super-netting [Click Here]

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      Week 3: Student Discussion and FAQ Forum
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      Lecture video:

  • Week 4: Network Layer

    • Week 4: Network Layer

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 7: Network Address Translation, Introducing a different kind of Routing techniques (Distance vector, Link state, multicast routing)
      Lesson 8: Implementation of Distance vector, Link state routing techniques

      Expected outcome

      • Able to identify and make an evaluation of the underlying principles of routing algorithms and its related protocols being applied to the Internet.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 4, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

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      Resources of Learning:

      • Lecture Slides

                      Link State Routing [Download]

                      Chapter 4 (Part III) [Download]

      • Lecture Video

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      Class Test 1

      CT1 Syllabus

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    • Lab 4: Routing Information Protocol

      Topics for discussion

      Design, Configuration, and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (RIP).

      Expected outcome

      • Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of the Dynamic Routing Protocol (RIP).

    • Lab Performance-2

      Topic: Static Routing.


    • Resources of Learning:

      Video Lecture on Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (RIP)

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      Week 4: Student Discussion and FAQ Forum
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      Lab 3 : Static and Rip routing

  • Week 5: Network Layer

    • Week 5: Network Layer

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 9: Forwarding and Addressing.
      Lesson 10: Virtual circuit and Datagram networks, ICMP.

      Expected outcome

      • Able to apply the knowledge of forwarding problems and can identify and make an evaluation of the underlying principles of different protocols being applied to the Internet.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 4, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

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      Resources of Learning:

      Lecture Slide:

    • Lab 5: EIGRP

      Topics for discussion

      Design, Configuration, and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (EIGRP).

      Expected outcome

      • Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of the Dynamic Routing Protocol (EIGRP).

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      Resources of Learning:

      Video Tutorial:

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  • Week 6: Application Layer

    • Week 6: Application Layer

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 11: Application Layer: HTTP, FTP.
      Lesson 12: Application Layer: SMTP, DNS.

      Expected outcome

      • Able to analyze the conceptual and implementation aspects of network applications and its use in application layer protocols for implementing enterprise network

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 2, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

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      Resources of Learning:

      Lecture Slide:

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      Class Test 2

      CT2 Syllabus

      CT2 Schedule


    • Lab 6: OSPF

      Topics for discussion

      Design, Configuration, and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (OSPF).

      Expected outcome

      • Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of the Dynamic Routing Protocol (OSPF).

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      Resources of Learning:

      Video Tutorial:

    • Project Selection, Distribution, and Discussion.

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      Week 6: Student Discussion and FAQ Forum
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      Lab

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  • Week 7: Midterm Examination

    • Midterm Examination

      Midterm Syllabus: [Week 1 to Week 4 ]

      • Introduction- Chapter4(51 page)

      Midterm Assessment Plan
      Total Marks: 25

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      Submission Template

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      Mid term Exam Assignment
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      Instructions :

      1.Don't copy-paste. You may write in a doc file or handwriting (but submit it as a pdf file ).

      2.Time will be followed strictly.

      3.Submit your answer as a pdf file.

      4.If you are failed to upload your answer in blc then you can choose google form.

      5.File submission time once.

      6.Strictly follow the naming convention : CSE134-O-111-15-2345-mid.pdf (Course Code-Section-Student ID)

      7. Google form submission link


  • Week 10: Link Layer

    • Week 10: Link Layer

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 17: A Day in the Life of a Web Page Request.
      Lesson 18: DHCP, UDP, IP, Ethernet, DNS, ARP, Intra-Domain Routing to the DNS Server, Web Client-Server Interaction: TCP

      Expected outcome

      • Able to analyze the conceptual and implementation aspects of network applications and its use in Link layer protocols for implementing enterprise network.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 5, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

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    • Lab 9: NAT

      Topics for discussion

      Design, Configuration, and Implementation of Network Address Translation (NAT).

      Expected outcome

      • Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of NAT.

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      Resources of Learning:

      Video Tutorial:

    • Lab Performance-7

      Topic: VLAN.


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  • Week 11: Wireless Network

    • Week 11: Wireless Network

      Topics for discussion

      Lesson 19: Wireless Network, 802.11 architecture, and MAC protocol.
      Lesson 20: Cellular network architecture and HTTP.

      Expected outcome

      • Able to describe the components, services, principle, and protocol provided in the wireless networks and can be categorized between different wireless architecture.

      Book Chapter

      Chapter 6, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.


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      Class Test 3

      CT3 Syllabus

      CT3 Schedule 


    • Lab 10: Review

      Review the contents from week 1 to week 10.

    • Lab Performance-8

      Topic: NAT.


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