Modulbeschreibung

Module:	Internetworking
Module numbers:	30.2602 [PVL 30.2603]
Language:	english
Study programme:	Bachelor 2021 - Wahlpflichtkatalog I Bachelor dual KITS 2021 - Wahlpflichtkatalog I Bachelor dual KoSI 2021 - Wahlpflichtkatalog I Bachelor KMI 2021 - Wahlpflichtkatalog I Bachelor 2014 - Katalog I: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Bachelor dual KoSI 2014 - Katalog I: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Bachelor KMI 2014 - Katalog I: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module
Type of course:	V+P = Lecture+Practical
Weekly hours:	3+1
Credit Points:	5
Exam:	written exam
Registering for exam	explicitly and independent of booking
PVL (e.g. Practical):	not graded (not grades (successful participation on practical))
Frequency of offering:	each year (lastly in WS 2020/2021)
Required knowledge:	Networking and Distributed Systems on bachelor level.
Learning objectives:	The students: are able to analyze the structure and extended functionality of Internet Protocol (IP) based networks are able to self-reliant design, configure, and operate IP-based networks and services based on the knowledge obtained with this course know about further reading in the literature and understand the methods to keep their knowledge up to date in the fast changing subject of data networks
Content:	This module builds on top of the modules "Netzwerke (engl. Networks)" and "Verteilte Systeme (engl. Distributed Systems)" . The goal is to enhance the theoretical knowledge of computer networks and telecommunication networks. The content is: advanced IPv4 and IPv6, transition technologies from IPv4 to IPv6 transport protocols (e.g., TCP and extensions, Multipath-TCP, SCTP) structure and functions of network elements (e.g., router and middleboxes) design and operation of IP-based networks specialized IP protocols (e.g., IP multicast and IP mobility) alternative network protocols (e.g., Peer-to-Peer, Information Centric Networking (ICN)) further network protocols as necessary (e.g., Instant Messaging and Email) current topics out of the packet based data networks
Literature:	Computer Networks, Kurose & Ross, Pearson Publisher, (Product-)Documentation, lecture notes, Request For Comments (RFCs), Internet-Drafts, Scientific publications
Responsibility:	Martin Stiemerling
Released:	SS 2018

Hochschule Darmstadt - Fb Informatik