Computer Networking Lab CSE314 Fall 2020

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    Instructor Name: Mohammad Jahangir Alam(MJA) Designation: Lecturer Contact: 01741-378269 Email: jahangir.cse@diu.edu.bd Office Address:  509, AB-04, DIU-PC

    COUNSELING HOURS - Fall'20

    Day	Course/Project Counseling Hour
    Sunday	1000 - 1200 HR
    Monday	1000 - 1300 HR
    Tuesday	1430 - 1600 HR
    Wednesday	1000 - 1400 HR

    
    

    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.

    
    

    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	10
    Performance	25
    Lab Report/Project	25
    Lab Final	40
    Total	100

    Class Information

    CSE313 (PC-A_EVE)
    

    Google Classroom Code: ch4datg

    Google meet link: meet.google.com/hcq-yftx-rjc
    

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    All Online Class URL
• Select section Week 1: Introduction

  Week 1: Introduction

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    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

  • Select activity Topology and Connection Link - Hand Note

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    Topology and Connection Link - Hand Note
    

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    Live Class Link
    

  • Select activity Discussion Week 1

    

    Discussion Week 1 Forum

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• Select section Week 2: Design and Implementation of Basic Topologies

  Week 2: Design and Implementation of Basic Topologies

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    Week 2 - Design and Implementation of Basic Topologies

    Topics for discussion Different topology configuration with multiple networks using basic routing command. Expected outcome Design, implement and test the operation of a basic computer network topology. Video Lectures on Design and Implementation of Basic Topologies 1. Bus Topology 2. Star Topology 3. Ring Topology 4. Mesh Topology 5. Hybrid Topology Cisco Packet Tracer 6.2 - Download

  • Select activity Basic Routing Live ALL Class Link

    

    Basic Routing 
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    Discussion Week-2 Forum

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• Select section Week 3: Design and Implementation of Static Routing

  Week 3: Design and Implementation of Static Routing

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    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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    Live Class Link
    

  • Select activity Week 3 Static Routing Lab work

    

    Week 3 Static Routing Lab work Assignment

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• Select section Week 4: Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (RIP)

  Week 4: Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (RIP)

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    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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    Discussion Week 4 Forum

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  • Select activity Week 4 : Dynamic Protocol(RIP)

    

    Week 4 : Dynamic Protocol(RIP) Assignment

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    Make a submission

    Make the following topology and run  dynamic routing then make a video   submit in youtube or google drive, share the link as an assignment 
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  • Select activity Performance Test - 2 Part 1(Marks-13)

    

    Performance Test - 2 Part 1(Marks-13) Assignment

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  • Select activity Lab performance 2(MCQ) Part 2

    

    Lab performance 2(MCQ) Part 2 Quiz

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• Select section Week 5: Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (EIGRP)

  Week 5: Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (EIGRP)

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    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)

• Select section Performance Test 3 - marks 10 (Date: 14.11.20)

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• Select section Week 6: Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (OSPF)

  Week 6: Design and Implementation of Dynamic Routing (OSPF)

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    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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  • Select activity Assignment on OSPF

    

    Assignment on OSPF

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• Select section Midterm Survey of the Course(Just before the mid)

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• Select section Week 8: Implementation of DHCP

  Week 8: Implementation of DHCP

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    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.

  • Select activity Video Lecture on Implementation of DHCP

    

    Video Lecture on Implementation of DHCP URL
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    Lab performance Assignment

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    Make a unique network design and implement OSPF and DHCP. Make a video and upload the video link as an assagnement  

• Select section Week 9: Implementation of VLAN in catalyst switch

  Week 9: Implementation of VLAN in catalyst switch

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    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.

  • Select activity Video Lecture on Implementation of VLAN

    

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• Select section Week 10: Design and Configuration of NAT

  Week 10: Design and Configuration of NAT

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    Topics for discussion
    

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

    Expected outcome

    • Demonstrate an understanding of the operation of NAT.

  • Select activity Video Lecture on Design and Configuration of Static NAT

    

    Video Lecture on Design and Configuration of Static NAT URL
• Select section Week 11:Lab Project Submission

  Week 11:Lab Project Submission

  • Select activity Review the contents from week 1 to week 10.

    Review the contents from week 1 to week 10.

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    Lab Project Submission Assignment

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    Make project and implement all networking lab knowledge then make a video and submit the link as an assignment 

• Select section Week 12: Lab Final

  Week 12: Lab Final

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  • Select activity Lab Final part 1: 20 Marks

    

    Lab Final part 1: 20 Marks Quiz

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  • Select activity Lab Final  Viva 20 MarksTime: 12.11.2020To at...

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    Lab Final  Viva 20 Marks

    Time: 12.11.2020

    To attend the viva join this google meet, There is a limit of joining once only one can join. So request to join and when, when you are connected your viva will be started
    Viva link: https://meet.google.com/ans-vubi-aam

  • Select activity Lab reports 25 Marks

    

    Lab reports 25 Marks Assignment

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    Make a report according to chapter wise leaning then submit the pdf file as an assignment

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