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CS 590C Network Processor Seminar

Network processor technology and its use in high-speed network systems. We will discuss network processor architectures and programming, and see how they are used in network systems such as bridges, routers, firewalls, and load balancers. Students registering for this course should understand the basics of networking: Ethernet frames and addressing; IP datagram headers and IP addressing; TCP segment headers and protocol port numbers. Although there are no explicit course prerequisites, a strong systems programming background be extremely helpful for implementation projects.

Usually Offered: Fall
Credit: 3 hours (class)
University Catalog: CS 590C
Schedule: Fall 2002
Instructor: Douglas Comer