Internet Protocol and Programming

Internet Protocol and Programming

1. The aim of the course

In the course, students can learn on TCP/IP which is the key technology for Internet. Especially, this course deals with IP addressing and routing protocols such as ARP, ICMP, OSPF, DHCP, and IPv6. In addition, this course includes network programming related to TCP/IP. Through term project, the students can get of the design and implementation capabilities of Internet systems.

2. The course evaluation

- Class partipation : 10%
- Solving the practice set : 10%
- Evaluation of Team Project : 15%
- Mid-term examination : 35%
- Final-term examination : 40%

3. Textbook

Textbook : TCP/IP Protocol Suite 3rd Edition
Author : Behrouz A. Forouzan
Publisher : McGrawHill
Publication year : 2005
Programming textbook : Experimental Notes

4. Topics to be covered
week	Lecture	Experiment
1st week	Introduction to the course IP addresses: Classful Addressing (chapter 4) Chapter1(Introduction) Chapter4 (IP Addressing classful addressing)	Introduction to the Network Programming Lecture_Note_1stWeek-1 Network program Connection program(putty)
2nd week	IP Addresses: Classless Addressing (chapter 5) Chapter5 (Classless Adressing)	Sockets Introduction and Protocol Setting Lecture note2 Source code
3rd week	Delivery, Forwarding, and Routing of IP Packets (chapter 6) Chapter6 (Delivery, Forwarding, and Routing of IP Packets)	Internet Address Transformation Programming Lecture note3
4th week	ARP and RARP (chapater 7) Chapter7 (ARP and RARP)	TCP Client/Server and UDP Client/Server Lecture note4 Source code
5th week	Internet Protocol (chapter 8) Chapter8 (Internet Protocol)	Unix Process programming Lecture note5 Source code
6th week	ICMP (chapter 9) Chapter9 (ICMP)	Multi-Processing Programming Lecture note6 Source code
7th week	UDP (chapter 11) Chapter11 (UDP)	Socket Options Lecture note7 Source code
8th week	Midterm Exam
9th week	TCP (chapter 12) Chapter12 (TCP)	Term Project: Socket Application Programming - IP Routing application - ARP module application - IP package application - ICMP package application - UDP package application - DHCP Client/Server programming
10th week	TCP (chapter 12) Annex : * Chapter12 (TCP) The exercises solution	Process communication Lecture note8 Source code
11th week	Unicast Prorocols: RIP, OSPF and BGP (chaper 14) Chapter14 (Unicast Routing Protocols) The exercises solution	Advanced I/O Functions Lecture note9 Source code
12th week	BOOTP and DHCP (chapter 16) Chapter16 (BOOTP and DHCP) The exercises solution	Mutli-Tasking Server Lecture note10 Source code
13th week	Domain Name System : DNS (Chapter17) Chapter17 (DNS)	I/O Multiplexing Lecture note11 Source code
14th week	IPv6 (chapter27) Chapter27(IPv6 and ICMPv6) The exercises solution	Advanced Socket Functions
15th week	ICMPv6 (chapter27)	Multi-Thread Server
16th week	Term Project Presentation / Final Exam

5. Homework

Solving practice set of each chapter

6. Pre-requisites

A solid understanding of computer network is required. If a student has not taken the Computer Network, he/she wishes to take the course before taking this class