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• Welcome to Computer Networks
  

  Welcome to Computer Networks

  Welcome Note || Computer Network

  
  

  • Instructor Name: Mushfiqur Rahman (MUR) Designation: Lecturer Contact: 01714-218217 Email: mushfiqur.cse@diu.edu.bd Office Address:  509, AB-04, DIU-PC Google Site: https://sites.google.com/diu.edu.bd/mushfiqur/

    COUNSELING HOURS - SUMMER'2021

    Day	Course/Project Counseling Hour
    Sunday	1400 - 1730 HR
    Monday	1600 - 1730 HR
    Tuesday	1600 - 1730 HR
    Wednesday	1430 - 1730 HR

    Book Counseling Hour

    Course Rationale

    Computer Networks course provides an introduction to computer networks, with a special focus on Internet architecture and protocols. Topics include layered network architectures, addressing, naming, forwarding, routing, communication reliability, the client-server model, web, and email protocols. Besides the theoretical foundations of real Internet protocols.

    Course Objective

    1. Build an understanding of the fundamental concepts of computer networking.

    2. Familiarize the student with the basic taxonomy and terminology of the computer networking area.

    3. Introduce the student to advanced networking concepts, preparing the student for entry Advanced courses in computer networking.

    4. Allow the student to gain expertise in some specific areas of networking such as the design and maintenance of individual networks.

    Course Outcomes (CO’s)

    CO1	Able to identify the fundamental technologies for the hardware and software of the internet and their addressing mechanism.
    CO2	Able to analyze the conceptual and implementation aspects of network applications and its use in most of the application, Transport, and Data link layer protocols for implementing enterprise network.
    CO3	Able to apply the knowledge of the basic binary system 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.
    CO4	Able to describe the components, services, principle, and protocol provided in a wireless network and can categorize between different wireless architecture.

    
    

    Course Outline

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    Text & Reference Book

    Textbook

    Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach, 6^th Edition, James F. Kurose & Keith W. Ross

    Reference Books

    1)   Data Communications and Networking, 4th Edition, Behrouz A. Forouzan

    2)   CCNA, Study Guide, 6th Edition, TodLammle.

    3)   Online resources.

    Grading Scheme

    Attendance	07
    Quiz	15
    Assignment	05
    Presentation	08
    Mid Term	25
    Final	40
    Total	100

    Class Information

    CSE313 PC-A [DAY] Google Classroom Code: Google meet link: meet.google.com/owh-khhw-avd	Class Schedule SUNDAY: 1430 - 1400Hr [CSE313]

    CSE313 PC-A [EVE] Google Classroom Code: Google meet link: meet.google.com/apf-eoyc-vux	Class Schedule SATURDAY: 1800 - 2100Hr [CSE313L/314] MONDAY: 1930 - 2050Hr [CSE313] TUESDAY: 1930 - 2100Hr [CSE313]

  • Semester Timeline

    
    
  • Ice Breaking

    
  • Attendance(Self Input)
  • Forum Discussion
  • Weekly Forum Discussion

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  • Survey

  • All Online Class Video URL
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    Assignment Quiz-1 Mid Exam Presentation Course Completion Feedback Lab Final Final Exam
  • Announcements Forum
• Week 1: Introduction
  

  Week 1: Introduction

  • Lesson 1: Chapter 1 Introduction-I

    Topics for discussion Lesson 1: Access Networks, The Network Core, Packet Switching, Circuit Switching. Lesson 2: 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.

    Lesson 2: Chapter 1 Introduction-II

    Lecture Slide for Class Discussion Chapter 1 Hand Note

  • Week 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. Video Lecture on Introduction to Cisco Packet Tracer

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    Live Class Link

• Week 1 - Completion Task
  

  Week 1 - Completion Task

  

  • How does the INTERNET work? Interactive Content

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  • Week 1 - Practice Quiz (MCQ)

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• Week 2: Network Layer
  

  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, Concept of Subnetting, and VLSM. 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. Able to apply the knowledge of the basic binary systems to solve sub-netting problems. Book Chapter Chapter 1, Data Communications, and Networking. Chapter 4, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

    Week 2: Network Layer: Logical Addressing

    Lecture Slides for Class Discussion Chapter 4 (Part I) TCP/IP - Hand Note

  • Week 2 - Design and Implementation of Basic Topologies

    Topics for discussion Different topology configurations with multiple networks using basic routing command. Expected outcome Design, implement and test the operation of a basic computer network topology.

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• Week 2 - Completion Task
  

  Week 2 - Completion Task

  
  

  • Week 2 Completion Task - [Deadline: 11.06.21 - 2359Hrs] Assignment

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• Quiz 1 - Marks: 15
  

  Quiz 1 - Marks: 15

  
  

  • Quiz 1 - MCQ Part [Marks: 5]

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  • Quiz 1 - Written [Marks: 10] Assignment

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• Week 3: Network Layer
  

  Week 3: Network Layer

  • Week 3: Network Layer

    Topics for discussion Lesson 5: Discussion on Subnetting (Breakdown the networks-fixed lengths) Lesson 6: VLSM (Breakdown the networks-fixed lengths) 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

    Week 3: Subnetting Supernetting VLSM

    PDF files for Class Discussion VLSM Super-netting VLSM - Hand Note (Bangla) Class C Subnetting - Hand Note (Bangla) Class B Subnetting - Hand Note (Bangla) Class A Subnetting - Hand Note (Bangla)

  • Fixed-Length Subnetting URL
  • Variable-Length Subnetting Basic URL
  • VLSM subnetting - CompTIA Network + Simulation Question & Solution URL
  • Week 3 - Design and Implementation of Static Routing

    Topics for discussion Introduction of Routing protocols and Configure static routing. Expected outcome Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of the Static Routing Protocol. Video Lecture on How to assign IP address and Configure Router Assign IP Address Configure Router Video Lecture on Design and Implementation of Static Routing

    
    
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• Week 3 - Completion Task
  

  Week 3 - Completion Task

  
  

  • Week 3 - Completion Task [Deadline: 15.06.21] Assignment

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• Week 4: Network Layer
  

  Week 4: Network Layer

  • Week 4: Network Layer

    Topics for discussion Lesson 7: Network Address Translation, Introducing 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.

  • Lecture Slide for Class Discussion
    

    Chapter 4 (Part III)

  • Week 4 - Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (RIP)

    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). Video Lecture on Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (RIP) RIP (Version 1) RIP (Version 2)

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• Assignment - Mark 5
  

  Assignment - Mark 5

  
  
• Week 5: Network Layer
  

  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.
    

  • Lecture Slide for Class Discussion
    

    Chapter 4 (Part III)

  • Week 5 - Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (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). Video Lecture on Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (EIGRP)

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• Lab Performance 1 [Deadline: 26.06.2021]
  

  Lab Performance 1 [Deadline: 26.06.2021]

  
  

  • Lab Performance 1: Static and RIP Assignment

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• Week 5 - Completion Task
  

  Week 5 - Completion Task

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• Midterm Survey of the Course
  

  Midterm Survey of the Course

  
  
• Week 6: Midterm Examination [Date: 04.07.21]
  

  Week 6: Midterm Examination [Date: 04.07.21]

  
  

  • Week 6: Midterm Examination Syllabus
    

    Midterm Syllabus
    

    • Introduction
    • Network Layer
    • Application Layer

    Midterm Assessment Plan
    Total Marks: 25
    

  • MID TERM EXAM - PC-A[Day] [Date: 04.07.21 Time: 01:30-04:00PM] Assignment

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  • MID TERM EXAM - PC-A[Eve]+PC-Old Syllabus [Date: 04.07.21 Time: 07:15-09:45PM] Assignment

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• Week 7: Application Layer
  

  Week 7: 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.

  • Lecture Slide for Class Discussion:  Chapter 2

  • Week 6 - Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (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). Video Lecture on Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (OSPF)

    
    

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• Lab Performance 2
  

  Lab Performance 2

  
  

  • Lab Performance 2 - Deadline: 08.08.21 Assignment

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• Week 8: Transport Layer
  

  Week 8: Transport Layer

  • Transport Layer

    Topics for discussion Lesson 13: Relationship between Transport and Network Layers, Connectionless Transport: UDP, Go-Back-N (GBN) protocol, Selective Repeat (SR) protocol. Lesson 14: Connection-Oriented Transport: TCP, The TCP Connection. Expected outcome Able to analyze the conceptual and implementation aspects of network applications and its use in Transport layer protocols for implementing enterprise network. Book Chapter Chapter 3, Computer Networking- A Top-Down Approach.

  • Lecture Slide for Class Discussion
    

    Chapter 3

  • Video Lecture URL

    Transport Layer

  • Week 8: Implementation of DHCP

    Topics for discussion Design, Configuration, and Implementation of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). Expected outcome Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of DHCP. Lab Performance-5 Topic: OSPF.

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• Week 8 Completion Task
  

  Week 8 Completion Task

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• Week 9: Link Layer
  

  Week 9: Link Layer

  • Week 9: Link Layer

    Topics for discussion Lesson 15: Link layer addressing. Lesson 16: ARP, VLANs, MPLS. 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.

  • Lecture Slide for Class Discussion
    

    Chapter 5

  • Video Lecture URL

    Link Layer Part 1
    

  • Week 9: Implementation of VLAN in catalyst switch

    Topics for discussion Design, Configuration, and Implementation of Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN). Expected outcome Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of VLAN. Lab Performance-6 Topic: DHCP.

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• Lab Performance 03 - VLAN [Deadline: 10.08.21 - 06:00AM Morning]
  

  Lab Performance 03 - VLAN [Deadline: 10.08.21 - 06:00AM Morning]

  • Lab Performance 03 - VLAN [Deadline: 10.08.21 - 06:00AM Assignment

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• Week 10: Link Layer
  

  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.

  • Lecture Slide for Class Discussion
    

    Chapter 5

  • Video Lecture URL

    Link Layer Part 2

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• Week 9-10 Link Layer Completion Task
  

  Week 9-10 Link Layer Completion Task

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• Presentation - Deadline: 18.08.2021
  

  Presentation - Deadline: 18.08.2021

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• Course Completion Feedback
  

  Course Completion Feedback
• LAB FINAL - MARKS 40
  

  LAB FINAL - MARKS 40

  
  

  • Lab Final [Date: 14.08.2021 Time: 1830-2200Hrs Marks: 40] Assignment

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• Week 12: Final Examination
  

  Week 12: Final Examination

  Week 12: Final Assessment

  
  

  Final Examination Syllabus

  • Introduction
  • Network Layer
  • Application Layer
  • Transport Layer
  • Link Layer

  • FINAL ASSESSMENT Instructions
    

    Exam Date: 24.08.2021 Time: (00:00AM-00:00PM) Submission format: pdf File Name Convention: CourseCode-Section-ID-final.pdf [Ex: CSE325-PC-A-181-15-0000-final.pdf] **Only BLC submission is acceptable. check before you submit your answer script.

    
    

  • Final Exam CSE313 PC-A[Day] [Slot: B Time: 1:30-5:00PM] Assignment

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  • Final Exam CSE313 PC-A[Eve] [Slot: C Time: 7:00-10:30PM] Assignment

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• Week 11: Wireless Network
  

  Week 11: Wireless Network

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• Quiz 2 - Date: 00.00.2021
  

  Quiz 2 - Date: 00.00.2021

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• Quiz 3 Date: 00.00.2021
  

  Quiz 3 Date: 00.00.2021

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