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Computer Networks CSCI-345 Dr. Sunan Han, NYIT Andrew S. Tanenbaum, “Computer Networks”, Fifth Edition, Prentice Hall, NJ, 2011 Publishing House of the Mechanical Industry, ISBN: 9787111359258 Textbook: Prerequisite and Description Prerequisite: CSCI-330 Operating Systems An introduction to the fundamentals and the applications of data-/tele-communications. Network architectures, topology and the OSI reference model will be discussed Some software tool may be used to simulate the connectivity, configuration and operation of a simple local area network Course Learning Outcomes An ability to use a variety of computer programming languages and be competent at least in one high level language An ability to apply programming language concepts, such as data models, control structures, language translation and testing and debugging, in the development of software systems An ability to apply algorithmic concepts and constructs in problem analysis and design An ability to determine algorithm efficiency, computability and resource usage A knowledge of contemporary issues An ability to use current techniques, skills, and tools in an area of computer science Course Objectives At the end of this course all students are able to: Describe the essential features of a networking protocol Demonstrate the processes of packet construction and the deconstruction Describe the responsibilities of each layer of the OSI reference model and TCP/IP model Analyze applications and their underlying protocols Discuss important network standards in their historical context Compare conventional cable networking and wireless networking Relate networking functions with appropriate layers of the OSI and TCP/IP models Attendance Policy A student is expected to attend each class on a regular and punctual basis Attendance will be checked every time by the professor Students will not be allowed to be late or absent during the semester for more than three (3) times. Students who exceed these