Computer Networks Lecture Notes By Malla Reddy College Of Engineering And Technology
This book introduce the fundamental types of computer networks and demonstrate the TCP/IP and OSI model merits and demerits.
Author(s): Malla Reddy College Of Engineering And Technology
311 Pages
Lecture Notes On Computer Networks by Dr.J.Vinoth kumar
This PDF covers the following topics related to Computer Networking : Introduction, Data Link Layer, Functions of Network layer, Transport layer, Network Security.
Author(s): Dr.J.Vinoth kumar, Assistant Professor, SCSVMV University
137 Pages
This book focuses on the issues at the lowest two layers of communications and networking and provides recent research results on some of these issues. This book covers a wide range of interesting topics of communications and networking. The introductions, data, and references in this book will help the readers know more abut this topic and help them explore this exciting and fast-evolving field.
Author(s): Jun Peng
NA Pages
Lecture Notes on Computer Networks
This lecture note covers the following topics: Internet architecture, layering, end-to-end arguments, TCP/IP architecture, TCP congestion control, Beyond TCP congestion control, Router support for congestion control, Intradomain Routing, Router architecture; packet lookup and classification, Interdomain Routing, Multicast, Internet measurements, Malware, DHT Applications, Sensornets and Internet Architecture.
Author(s): NA
NA Pages
This course note introduces basic elements of modern computer and telecommunication networks. A hybrid five-layer reference model resembling the popular TCP/IP model will be discussed. Major topics covered includes: Network Programming, The application layer, The transport layer, The network layer and The link layer.
Author(s): Hung Q. Ngo
NA Pages
Introduction to Computer Networks
This note covers the following topics related to Computer Networks: Layered network architecture, ARQ retransmission strategies, delay models for data networks, multiaccess communication, routing, congestion control and addressing.
Author(s): P. Marbach
NA Pages
