Degree Level Course

Computer Networks

To understand the architecture and functioning of computer networks using a top-down approach. To explore how applications communicate over the Internet and how data is transmitted reliably, efficiently, and securely across layers.

Taught by Ayon Chakraborty

Code BSCS4024

Credits 4 Credits

Type Elective

Prerequisites

BSCS3005

12-Week Roadmap

Course Structure & Syllabus

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WEEK 1

Introduction to Computer Networking and Internet Architecture

WEEK 2

Understanding the Layered Protocol Stack and Packet Analysis

WEEK 3

Fundamentals of Network Performance and Delay Metrics

WEEK 4

Quality of Experience (QoE) and Web Performance Measurement

Faculty & Experts

About the Instructors

Ayon Chakraborty

Assistant Professor , Computer science and Engineering , IIT Madras

Prof. Ayon Chakraborty is an Assistant Professor in the Department of CSE at IIT Madras. He received his PhD from SUNY Stony Brook, NY, and had a three-year stint as a researcher at NEC Labs America, Princeton, NJ. His research interests are in designing IoT-based/mobile systems that interact with and interpret (sense) the physical world, spanning both algorithm design as well as end-to-end system prototyping.

Other Courses by Instructor:

BSCS3031 • Computer Systems Design

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