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CS 577 / EE 537 Advanced Computer Networks Fall 2009 Professor Bob Kinicki

Course Objectives

Course Objectives To grasp the current directions of computer networks research. To provide in-depth coverage of three or four research areas {a limited breath goal}. To fill gaps in students’ networking knowledge. To prepare students to conduct research. Course Objectives

Course Objectives To refine research skills: To develop literature searching and literature review techniques. To analyze and evaluate published results. To improve oral and written communications skills. To better understand experimental methodology. To appreciate performance evaluation issues. Course Objectives