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    This document outlines the course details for CSE 415 Computer Networks taught at Stamford University Bangladesh in the fall 2017 trimester. The 3-credit course introduces basic computer networking principles including OSI and TCP/IP models, framing techniques, IPv4 addressing, routing algorithms, and network security. It will be taught by 3 lecturers and includes lessons on topics like subnetting, protocols, congestion control, and a transition from IPv4 to IPv6. Students will be assessed based on attendance, tests, assignments, a midterm, and final exam.

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    This document outlines the course details for CSE 415 Computer Networks taught at Stamford University Bangladesh in the fall 2017 trimester. The 3-credit course introduces basic computer networking principles including OSI and TCP/IP models, framing techniques, IPv4 addressing, routing algorithms, and network security. It will be taught by 3 lecturers and includes lessons on topics like subnetting, protocols, congestion control, and a transition from IPv4 to IPv6. Students will be assessed based on attendance, tests, assignments, a midterm, and final exam.

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    Stamford University Bangladesh

    Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)


    Course outline

    Course CSE 415 Trimester: Fall 2017


    Code:
    Course Title: Computer Networks Course Level: L3 T2
    Credit 3.0 hours/week Program: CSE
    Hours:
    Prerequisite:

    Course Md. Rayhan Ahmed Towhidul Islam Robin Nahida Parvin


    Teacher Lecturer, Dept. of CSE Lecturer, Dept. of CSE Lecturer, Dept. of CSE
    [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
    Office: A216 Office: A216 Office: A401

    Course This course provides an introduction to the basic principles of computer networking.
    objective: In this class, you will familiarize yourself with the architecture underlying computer
    networks, and we will go over the main components and applications of TCP/IP and
    the network security.

    Textbook: 1. Computer Networks written by Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Published by


    McGraw-Hill, 5th edition.
    2. Data Communications and Networking written by Behrouz A. Forouzan by
    McGraw-Hill, 4th edition, Fourth edition.

    Reference Computer Networking: A top down approach written by jim kuros, by Pearson
    Books: publication, Sixth edition and Lecture notes provided by course teacher.

    Lesson Plan: Week Lecture Topic Textbook


    Reference
    1. 1. Networking basics, Uses of computer (Ch.1,T:1)
    networks, Types of transmission
    technology, Local, wide and
    metropolitan area networks.
    2. Reference Models: OSI and TCP/IP (Ch.1,T:1)
    model.
    2. 3. Framing techniques (Ch.11,T:2)
    4. Data Link layer Protocols IPv4, IP (Ch:11,T:2)
    address classes, public and private IP. (Ch:19,T:2)
    3. 5. Sub netting based on: Networks. Notes
    6. Sub netting based on: Host. Notes
    4. 7. Sub netting: VLSM. to 5). Notes(ICND1)
    8. Sub netting: VLSM (Continued). Notes(ICND1)
    5. 9. 1st class test and Review of lectures (1
    to 8)
    10. Routing algorithms: Shortest path (Ch.5,T:1)
    routing, Flooding.

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    6. 11. Routing algorithms Distance vector (Ch.5,T:1)
    routing.
    12. Routing algorithms: Link state (Ch.5,T:1)
    routing.
    7. 13. Hierarchical Routing, Broadcast (Ch.5,T:1)
    Routing, Spanning tree.
    MID TERM EXAMINATION
    8. 14. OSPF protocol Notes(ICND2)
    15. Congestion Control Techniques Notes(ICND2)
    9. 16. The leaky bucket & Token bucket (Ch.5,T:1)
    algorithm.
    17. CSMA/CA, CSMA/CD protocols. (Ch.4,T:1)
    10. 18. Load shedding, RSVP, Jitter (Ch.19,T:2)
    Controlling. (Ch.5,T:1)
    19. 2rd Class Test + Review of lectures (Ch.20,T:2)
    (14 to 18) + IPV6 basics, IPV6
    addressing rules, Classes of IPv6
    addresses.
    11. 20. Transition from IPV4 to IPV6. (Ch.20,T:2)
    Network address translation (NAT).
    21. Network security, Cryptography, (Ch. 8,T:1)
    Substitution ciphers, Transposition
    ciphers.
    12. 22. Data encryption algorithm: RSA (Ch. 8,T:1)
    23. 3rd Class Test and Review of (Ch. 8,T:1)
    lectures (19 to 22)
    13. 24. Public key algorithm: DES. (Ch. 8,T:1)
    25. Review of the course
    FINAL EXAMINATION

    Learning Problem discussion, Class tests, Assignments, Examinations etc.


    Activities:
    Assessment: Attendance 10%
    Class Tests 20%
    Assignments 10%
    Mid-term Exam 30%
    Final Exam 30%

    Grade Percentage Letter Grade Grade Point


    References: 80% or above A+ 4.00
    75% to less than 80% A 3.75
    70% to less than 75% A- 3.50
    65% to less than 70% B+ 3.25
    60% to less than 65% B 3.00
    55% to less than 60% B- 2.75
    50% to less than 55% C+ 2.50
    45% to less than 50% C 2.25
    40% to less than 45% D 2.00
    Less than 40% F 0.00
    Plagiarism Any form of unfair means is strictly prohibited in the exams/assignments.
    Policy:
    -: THE END. :-

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