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Advanced Computer Networks

Advanced Computer Networks. Fall 2010 Instructor: Haining Wang. Why CS634?. For credits Department Requirement Networking is important. What ’ s CS634. This is a graduate level course Reading papers One term project Major factor in your grade Two class presentations Teach us

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Advanced Computer Networks

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  1. Advanced Computer Networks Fall 2010 Instructor: Haining Wang

  2. Why CS634? • For credits • Department Requirement • Networking is important

  3. What’s CS634 • This is a graduate level course • Reading papers • One term project • Major factor in your grade • Two class presentations • Teach us • Four paper summaries • Insightful comments

  4. Grading Policy • 20% Paper reviews (2-page long) • Insightful (3), helpful (2), pointless (1) • 20% Class presentation • 40% Term project • 20% Final exam

  5. Our Goal • Fundamental concepts & methodologies • Classical papers • Latest network research activities • Recent papers • How to do research networking area • Required skill • Resources to seek

  6. Required skills • System programming • Network simulation • Kernel hacking • Data collection and processing • Analytical skills • Probability and statistics • Queueing theory • Mathematical modeling • Game theory

  7. Useful resources • Conferences • ACM SIGCOMM, IMC(W), WWW, MOBICOM, Mobisys, SIGMETRICS, CCS, SOSP, CoNEXT • IEEE INFOCOM, S&P (Security and Privacy) • USENIX NSDI, OSDI, Security Symposium, Annual Technical Conference • Journals (ACM and IEEE transactions) • ACM CCR

  8. Paper Reviews • Summarize the main idea of the paper • Problem they solved • Approach they took: novelty • How did they evaluate • Pros and Cons • Any ways to improve the work?

  9. Term Project • Proposal • Problem statement • Progress report • Preliminary results • Final report • Complete project report

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