EXAM #3 is now a take home exam. Please download it, follow the instructions and email it to me.

 

Please email you project report to me or put a printed version under my office door no later than 1000 Monday, Dec 12th.

 

 

 

Fall 2005 – Foundations of Computer Networking B438 Syllabus

Instructor:      Dr. John F. Doyle, P.E.
 
Office:          LF112 OH: M/W 1500-1800 
                           T/R 1100-1200 1600-1700 and by appointment
 
Class:           Number: 12630, Room: CV107  - T/R 1930 - 2045
Phone:           812-941-2195 (Please use email first)
Email:           jfdoyle@ius.edu
 
Text:            Computer Networks 4e by Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Prentice-Hall ISBN 0-13-066102-3
 
Optional:        The Java Tutorial 2e by Campione and Walrath, Addison-Wesley
		 Java Programming by Joe Wigglesworth, Course Technology
 
		 Textbook website:
                 http://www.prenhall.com/tanenbaum
 
Course Goals 
 
Prerequisites:   C202, C335, C237
 
Grade Scale:     A+ 97% - 100%     A  93% - 96%        A-  90% - 92%
                 B+ 87% -  89%     B  83% - 86%        B-  80% - 82%
Click for        C+ 77% -  79%     C  73% - 76%        C-  70% - 72%
Grade Book:      D+ 67% -  69%     D  63% - 66%        D-  60% - 62%
                 F  0% -   59%
 

Course Evaluation:    2 Tests          =    30%

Exercises       =    10%

Homework    =    35%

Project          =    10%

Final Exam    =    15%

            Total             =  100%

Homework - Due at the start of class.
Project - On designated dates, part of class time will be spent practicing design skills necessary for homework assignments.
Teams - Student teams of two or three will be required for the project and select homework assignments.
Ethics - All graded work is expected to be the product of individual effort and is subject to the Indiana University Code of Student Ethics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Software Info


Preliminary/Tentative Class Schedule: [I reserve the right to change this schedule at any time]
 
   Aug 30   Course Introduction, Chapter 1 Notes Self-Evaluation
   Sep 01   Chapter 2 Notes 
05   Labor Day - School Holiday    
       06   Chapter 2 Notes Exercise 1 due 
       08   Chapter 2 Notes 
       12   No class - Homework 1 due
       13   Chapter 3 Notes Exercise 2 due
       15   Chapter 3 Notes 
       19   No class - 
       20   Chapter 3 Notes 
       22   Chapter 3 Notes 
       26   No class - Homework 2 due 
27   Chapter 3 Notes Guest Speaker: Whitney Roberts, Career Services Exercise 3 due
       29   Chapter 3 Notes Python Programming Notes
   Oct 03   No class -   
       04   TCP Programming Exercise in Java TCP Programming Exercise in Python  
       06   UDP Programming Exercise Homework 3 due 
       11   Exam 1 - Chapters 1-3 + Notes 
       13   Guest Speaker - Joe Spears 
       18   Chapter 4 Notes Exercise 4 due 
       20   Chapter 4 Notes  
       24   No class - 
       25   Chapter 4 Notes  
       27   Chapter 5 Notes Project Proposal due Exercise 5 due
       31   No class - Homework 4 due  
   Nov 01   Chapter 5 Notes     
       03   Chapter 5 Notes 
       07   No class - Homework 5 due 
       08   Project Literature Search due 
       10   Chapter 5 Notes 
       14   No class -  
       15   Chapter 5 Notes 
       17   Exam 2 - Chapters 3-5 + Notes   Project Status Report due 
       22   Thanksgiving Break - No class
       24   Thanksgiving Break - No class 
       28   No class -  
       29   Chapter 6 Notes XML Introduction Notes .NET Notes 
   Dec 01   Guest Lecturer: Adrian Crenshaw
       06   Exercise 6 due  The Future - IPv6 Notes Chapter 7 Notes   Homework 6 due Help for Homework #6 
       08   Project Presentations. SETs Chapter 8 Notes Exercise 7 due (extra credit, submit via email)
       10   Exam 3 - Chapters 7-8 + Notes + Presentations, if necessary. Homework 7 due (extra credit, submit via email)
       

 


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