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CPSC 641: Performance Issues in High Speed Networks

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CPSC 641: Performance Issues in High Speed Networks Carey Williamson Department of Computer Science University of Calgary

Administrative Details Expectations Q&A Today’s Lecture Material: Agenda Welcome! Course Overview Administrative Details Expectations Q&A Today’s Lecture Material: Network Performance Issues Networking Terminology Review Examples: U of C Networking Research

Overview CPSC 641 Performance Issues in High Speed Networks Introductory-level graduate course on the basic methods and current topics in networking research Professor: Carey Williamson http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~carey Course Web site: http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~carey/CPSC641

“Opening a highway does not by itself Motivation “Opening a highway does not by itself drastically change the speed of the bicycles” - Ancient Proverb

High Speed Networks: A Layered View Application Designers Web, Video, P2P, Email Linux, Mac OS, Windows PC, Intel, Grid, NAS TCP, UDP, IP, IPv6 LAN Adapters, NICs GigE, ATM, WiFi, MPLS Fiber, SONET, LTE, OFDM OS Architects CPU, Memory,Disk Protocol Architects LAN Interfaces Media Access Physical Devices

Layering Considered Harmful? Faster media does not necessarily imply faster network applications New environments, platforms, applications Interdependence between layers Interactions between protocols Need to consider trends of all layers!

CPSC 641: Course Overview Main focus: Internet technologies, protocols, and applications Secondary focus: Performance issues Textbook: None (notes+current literature) Goal: Understanding the current state of the art for high speed networking research and network performance issues

Contact Information Professor: Carey Williamson Email: carey@cpsc.ucalgary.ca Office: ICT 736 Office hours: Mon 1:00pm-3:00pm Phone: (403) 220-6780 Web site: http://www.cpsc.ucalgary/~carey CPSC 641 Web site for info, slides, assignments: http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~carey/CPSC641