Course F07_Networks and Protocols

Course

Meets requirements of following modules(MID)

• in active programs
  • Ba TIN2012 NP
  • Ba ET2012 NP

Course Organization

Instruction language

• Deutsch, 90%
• Englisch, 10%

Study Level

• Undergraduate

Prerequisites

• Boole Operations, AND, OR, XOR
• binary numbers
• Basic Computer Architecture
• Basic Knowledge of Operating Systems (Unix/Linux prefered)
• Basic programming skills

Textbooks, Recommended Reading

• J. Kurose, K. Ross: "Computer Networks - Top-Down-Approach", Pearson
• A. Tanenbaum: „Computer Networks“, Pearson
• IETF RFCs www.ietf.org
• additional reading in script

Instructors

• Prof.Dr.Grebe

Supporting Scientific Staff

• Dipl.-Inf. Michael Willecke

Transcipt Entry

Assessment

Course components

Lecture/Exercise

Objectives

Lerninhalte (Kenntnisse)

• Computer Network Fundamentals
  • Network Technology Evolution
  • Network Applications
  • Networking Requirements
  • Network Topologies
  • LAN, MAN, WAN
  • Connection orientation types
• Communications Models
  • Layered communications and protocols
  • ISO/OSI Reference Model
  • TCP/IP Model
  • IEEE Model
• Bit Transmission and Framing
  • Transmission channel
    • Sampling Theorem
    • Nyquist Theorem
    • Shannon Theorem
  • Transmission media
    • Twisted Pair Cable
    • Coaxial Cable
    • Fiber Cable
    • Wireless Transmission
    • Classifications
  • Channel Coding
    • Hamming Distance
    • Block Error Detection
    • Sicherungscodes
    • Parity and Cross Pariyt
    • Cyclic Redundancy Codes
  • Layer 2 Framing
• Ethernet Technology
  • Standards and Ethernet Variants
    • IEEE Protocols
  • Media Access Control (MAC)
    • ALOHA
    • CSMA/CD
    • Broadcast Domain
    • Collision Domain
  • Ethernet Systems
    • 10 BASE-T
    • 100 BASE-Tx
    • GigE
  • Switched LANs
• Switching Techniques
  • Hierarchical Switched Networks
  • Store-and-Forward vs. Cut-Through Switching
  • Switch Security Techniques
  • VLAN Techniques
  • Inter-VLAN-Routing
• Routing
  • Internetworking
    • Media Gateway
    • Routing Gateway
    • Fragmentation
  • IP Addressing
    • IPv4
      • classful and classless addresses
      • Subnetting, Supernetting
      • ARP Protocol
      • Network Address Translation (NAT)
      • DHCP
    • IPv6
      • Prefix and Interface ID
      • IPv6 stateless autoconfiguration
      • EUI-64 Addresses
      • NDP
  • Routing Techniques
    • Static Routing and Summary Routes
    • Interior Routing Protocols
      • Distance-Vector-Routing, RIP
      • Bellman-Ford Algorithm
      • Link-State-Routing, OSPF
      • Dijkstra Algorithm
    • Exterior Routing Protocols
      • Interdomain Routing
      • Autonome Systeme
      • BGP
    • Routing Metrics
      • Administrative Distance
      • Metric calculations
  • IP Packet Filter
    • Access Control Lists (ACL)
• Transport Protocols
  • Transportdienste und Dienstklassen
  • Connectionless Transport
    • UDP
    • stateless Protocol
    • Transport Multiplex
    • Socket Concept
  • Connection-oriented Transport
    • TCP Reliable Transport
    • stateful Protocols
    • ARQ Flow Control
    • Timing Control
    • Congestion Control
• Applications Protocols
  • Request-Response Principle
  • Web Protocols (http, url, html)
  • Filetransfer (FTP, TFTP)
  • Remote Console Protocols (Telnet, SSH)
  • Domain Name Service (DNS)

Acquired Skills

• students acquire fundamental knowledge on theory and applications of networking technologies with focus on IP networks
• students identify devices and components to networking and end-system functions
• students collect requirements of actual networking tasks, they are able to plan and implement IP networks
• students understand and perform IP subnetting
• students know networking threats and some security mechanisms
• they are enabled to perform protocol analysis and network troubleshoot analysis

Additional Component Assessment

• CCNA Chapter Exams/Final Exams
• Beitrag zum LV-Ergebnis
• Intervall
  • 1/year

further education

Objectives

Additional Component Assessment