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Advanced Computer Networks Fall 2010 Instructor: Haining Wang

Why CS634? For credits Department Requirement Networking is important

What ’ s CS634 This is a graduate level course Reading papers One term project Major factor in your grade Two class presentations Teach us Four paper summaries Insightful comments

Grading Policy 20% Paper reviews (2-page long) Insightful (3), helpful (2), pointless (1) 20% Class presentation 40% Term project 20% Final exam

Our Goal Fundamental concepts & methodologies Classical papers Latest network research activities Recent papers How to do research networking area Required skill Resources to seek

Required skills System programming Network simulation Kernel hacking Data collection and processing Analytical skills Probability and statistics Queueing theory Mathematical modeling Game theory

Useful resources Conferences ACM SIGCOMM, IMC(W), WWW, MOBICOM, Mobisys, SIGMETRICS, CCS, SOSP, CoNEXT IEEE INFOCOM, S&P (Security and Privacy) USENIX NSDI, OSDI, Security Symposium, Annual Technical Conference Journals (ACM and IEEE transactions) ACM CCR

Paper Reviews Summarize the main idea of the paper Problem they solved Approach they took: novelty How did they evaluate Pros and Cons Any ways to improve the work?

Term Project Proposal Problem statement Progress report Preliminary results Final report Complete project report