CS 8113C Fall 1997
Internetworking Architectures and Protocols
This course deals with the principles and issues underlying the
provision of wide area connectivity through the interconnection of
autonomous networks. Emphasis will be placed on Internet architecture
and protocols as they are today and as they are likely to evolve in
the future. The functional requirements of internetworking will be
motivated by selected examples of networked client/server
applications.
"You're caught up in the Internet
You think it's such a great asset
But you're wrong, wrong, wrong.
All that fiber-optic gear
Still cannot take away the fear
Like an Island song"
----- "Holiday" by Jimmy Buffet
Instructor
Mostafa
Ammar, GCATT 219, ammar@cc.gatech.edu
Office Hours: TTh 3-4pm (or by appointment)
Phone: 894.3292, 894.0272 (fax)
Teaching Assistant
Vikas Gupta, GCATT, vikgup@cc.gatech.edu
Office Hours: MW 10:15-11:45 CoC Student Area (or by appointment)
Prerequisites
Course Meeting Time
T/R 1:30-3:00pm in CE 311
Course Info
The course syllabus has all the information you
need regarding this course.
Texts
Programming & Applications (Sockets Version)
(required)
Newsgroup and Web Page
I strongly encourage you to follow the newsgroup git.cc.class.8113c Since you are
here, you've already found the course web page. We will make
extensive use of the class newsgroup and web page so please check both
regularly.
HW Assignments
Term Project
A Quick Tutorial
This is a tutorial that Was given at the Society of
Cable Television Engineers Conference on "What is TCP/IP"
in Januray 1997.
Interesting Pointers