Computer Networks Lecture 1: Logistics Based on slides from D. Choffnes Northeastern U. and P. Gill from StonyBrook University Revised Autumn 2015 by S.

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Computer Networks Lecture 1: Logistics Based on slides from D. Choffnes Northeastern U. and P. Gill from StonyBrook University Revised Autumn 2015 by S. Laki

Hello! 2  Welcome to Computer Networks  Are you in the right classroom?  Okay, good.  Who am I?  Sándor Laki, PhD  Assistant Professor at Dept. Of Information Systems   Office: Southern Building, Room  Office Hours: Tuesday, Friday in room 2.506

Why Take This Course? 3  How many of you have checked your , FB, text…  Today?  In the past hour?  Since I started talking?

Computer networks are ubiquitous 4  Networks touch every part of our daily life  Web search  Social networking  Watching movies  Ordering merchandise  Wasting time

Computer networks are ubiquitous 5  Networking is one of the most critical topics in CS  There would be no… Big Data Cloud Apps or Mobile Computing  … without networks

Goals 6  Fundamental understanding about computer networks  Layered approach covering routing algorithms and protocols up the stack  Not just how it works, but how did it end up that way?  Issues arising with new popular applications online  How might we rethink protocols and assumptions of the past  Focus on software and protocols  Not hardware  Minimal theory  We will be putting concepts into historical perspective

Resources 7  Visit for slides  Choose Computer Networks  Class forum   Canvas?  FB?

Teaching Style 8  I am a network researcher  Things make sense to me that may not make sense to you  If you do not understand something, do not be shy to stop me and ask  Seriously, ask questions!!!  Standing up here in silence is very awkward  I will stand here until you answer my questions  Help me learn your names  Say your name before each question

Course = Lecture + Practice 9  Practice  Homeworks (40%) 4 assignements with hard deadlines during the semester First one will be announced : 2nd October And class participation [for extra points]  Midterm exam (30%) [traffic analysis + basic calculations]  Final exam (30%) [socket programming]  Minimum requirement: 50%  At most 4 absences are allowed (but not encouraged) for any reason  Lecture  After a successfully passed practical part…  Final exam at end of the semester

Cheating 10  Do not do it  Seriously, don’t make me say it again  Cheating is an automatic zero  Will be referred to the university for discipline and possible expulsion

Final Grades 11  At the end of the semester, all of your grades will sum to 100 points  Final grades are based on a simple scale:  5 - >85,  ,  ,  ,   Keep an eye out for bonus points along the way

Questions? 12