Principles of internetwork architecture and communication protocols underlying interoperable systems. Topics include universal interconnection, internet addressing and routing; address binding, control of internet congestion and flow, examples of internet protocol suites (TCP/IP and XNS), round trip time estimation, naming and name resolution, internet applications programs, the ISO/OSI model.

Usually Offered:	Fall In 2002-03, Spring also
Credit:	3 hours (class)
Prerequisite:	CS 503
University Catalog:	CS 636
Schedule:	Spring 2003 Instructor: Gustavo Rodriguez-Rivera
Syllabi:	Canonical