+ Computer Networks (CN) 2016 Arquitectura, Diseño y Gestión de Redes (ADG) Introduction to Computer Networks, Design and Management. © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Lecturer and Lab Instructor n José María Foces Morán n [email protected] Subject “CN: <your subject>” n Web site (Documents, practicals, source code, etc.): http://paloalto.unileon.es/cn n Technology II building n n n Office #363, Internal Phone # 5390 Lab B6, entry level: Technology-specific lab (B3) Lectures (A) and problem resolution (B1) sessions: n n Classroom Building, classroom #12 Office hours will be announced on the course’s Google calendar © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Language and the official course name n This course will be given in english in its entirety n Course name: Arquitectura, Diseño y Gestión de Redes (ADG) n n What is the Internet made of? n n Computer Newtorks (CN) Why is it important to us, computing engineers? Main goal n Understand the most important concepts and structures underlying the Internet n “The Network is the Computer” © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Course contents n Four chapters: 1. Foundation: Introduction to networks 2. Getting connected: Connecting to a network 3. Internetworking: Not all networks are directly connected 4. End-to-end protocols: Getting host processes to communicate © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Types of academic activities * Be attentive to the News Section of the Virtual Campus for an Announcement about Lecture and Lab group choice!!! Lectures ( A ) • Perspective • Orientation and motivation • Course backbone, coordination, goal setting Problem resolution sessions ( B1 ) • Word exercises, examples, summaries, questions, english-related difficulties Networkequipment labs ( B3 ) • Practicals on network design and implementation with real networks • Software project © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Types of academic activities Thursday 10:15 Lectures (A) Problem resolution sessions ( B1 ) 11:45 12:00 13:40 15:00 Friday LAB G1 11:30 LECTURE Group A Summary lecture (Every three weeks) 13:00 LAB G4 14:00 LECTURE Group B 16:40 Networkequipment labs ( B3 ) Summary lecture (Every three weeks) 16:50 18:20 19:50 17:00 LAB G2 LAB G3 © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Our responsibilities Classroom • Participate! • Take notes • Cell phone, portable, tablets Lab and class attendance All must comply with the Lab regulations, which are devised to provide a safe and correct work environment Academic honesty • Avoid plagiarism Aptitude vs. attitude? Both important for all of us © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Grading (Based on the official course guide) LabBook ·Requested at random throughout the term Final Lab · Optional · 16-june Term Exams · TE1: 25-april 15:00 · TE2: 30-may 15:00 · Repeat TE1 and TE2: 9-june © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Textbook Peterson and Davie Computer Networks, MKP, 5 ed. • • • • Available at the School Library and in lab B6 Cornerstone of the course Essential: theory and exercises Resources at MKP Course schedule • Google calendar @ Virtual campus (agora) Course web site: • Practicals, notes and other resources (José M. Foces), etc.: http://paloalto.unileon.es/cn © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Practicals Technology II bldg., LAB B6 • The documents for the practicals can be downloaded from paloalto.unileon.es/cn Lab time must be supplemented by your independent study • Regular attendance is essential Must keep a Lab Book containing the most relevant results Each student must build the following personal infrastructure • Linux (Ubuntu recommended) • Java and C, for programming networks • Wireshark • Other network utilities © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2 + Questions, so far J Speak up! Shall we start, now? © 2016 José María Foces Morán, V.0.4.2