About This Course

A computer network is a digital telecommunications network which allows nodes to share resources. In computer networks, computing devices exchange data with each other using connections (data links) between nodes. These data links are established over cable media such as wires or optic cables, or wireless media such as Wi-Fi....

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Course Curriculum

1 Sections | 40 Lecture | 39h 52min total length

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Computer Networks

| 39h 52min total length

Fiber Optic Components
59m
SONET/SDH
59m
Pocket Switches
59m
Switches - I
59m
Telecom Networks
59m
Multiplexing (Sharing a Medium)
59m
Physical Medium - II
59m
Physical Medium - I
59m
Network Topology
59m
Emergence of Networks & Reference Models
59m
Modern Ethernet
59m
Ethernet - CSMA/CD
59m
Satellite Communication
59m
Stop & Wait Protocol
59m
Error Control
59m
Data Link Protocols
59m
Token Based Mac
59m
Multiple Access
59m
Protection and Restoration
59m
Routing and Wavelength Assignment
59m
Local Internetworking
59m
IP version 4
59m
RIP - Distance Vector Routing
59m
Introduction to Routing
59m
ATM Signaling, Routing and LAN Emulation
59m
ATM : Asynchronous Transfer Mode
59m
Wireless Network
59m
Cellular Networks
59m
IP Version 6 & Mobile IP
59m
UDP & Client Server
59m
TCP
59m
IP Multicasting
59m
DHCP and ICMP
59m
DNS & Directory
59m
Congestion Control
59m
QOS & Multimedia
59m
HTTP
59m
FTP - SMTP
59m
Security
59m
Network Management
59m

Review & Ratings

5.0