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    D.N.R.

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY


    BALUSUMUDI, BHIMAVARAM, W.G. Dist., A.P., PIN-534 202
    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
    LESSON PLAN
    Program Name: B.Tech AY 2019-20
    Course Name: Computer Networks Class / Sem III-II
    Faculty Name: EEDA.YOHOSHVA Regulation R16

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    UNIT 1
    1 Introduction to Computer Networks C&T T1, R2
    2 Types of Networks C&T T1
    3 Network Topologies C&T T1, R2,W1
    4 OSI Reference Model C&T T1, R2
    5 TCP/IP Reference Model C&T T1, R1
    6 Comparison of the OSI and TCP/IP C&T T1,R2,W1
    7 Revision C&T T1,T2
    UNIT 2
    8 Physical Layer – Fourier Analysis C&T T1, R1
    9 Guided Transmission Media C&T T1, R2
    10 Frequency Division Multiplexing C&T T1, R2
    11 Time Division Multiplexing C&T T1, R2
    12 Code Division Multiplexing C&T T1, R1
    13 Data Link Layer Design Issues C&T T1,R1
    14 Elementary Data Link Protocols C&T T1,R2,W2
    15 Sliding Window Protocols C&T T1, R2
    16 Revision C&T T1,R1,R2
    UNIT 3
    Services Provided to the Network
    17 C&T T1, R1
    Layer
    Error Control –Flow Control, Error
    18 C&T T1, R2
    Detection and Correction
    Error-Correcting Codes – Error
    19 C&T T1, R2
    Detecting Codes
    20 Utopian Simplx Protocol C&T T1, R1
    Simplex Stop and Wait Protocol for
    21 C&T T1, R1
    an Error free channel
    Simplex Stop and Wait Protocol for a
    22 C&T T1,R1,W2
    Noisy Channel
    23 One Bit Sliding Window Protocol C&T T1, R2
    24 Protocol Using Go-Back C&T T1
    25 NA Protocol Using Selective Repeat C&T T1
    26 Revision C&T T1,T2
    UNIT 4
    27 Channel Allocation Problem-Static
    Channel C&T T1, R2
    Allocation-
    28 Assumptions for Dynamic Channel
    C&T T1, R2
    Allocation
    29 Aloha-Carrier Sense Multiple Access
    C&T T1, R1
    Protocols
    30 Limited Contention Protocols-
    GD T1, R1
    Wireless LAN Protocols
    31 Ethernet-Classic Ethernet Physical
    C&T T1, R2
    Layer
    32 Classic Ethernet MAC
    C&T T1,R2,W1
    Sublayer Protocol
    33 Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet-10-
    GD T1,R2, W2
    Gigabit Ethernet
    34 The 802.11 Architecture and Protocol
    C&T T1, R2
    Stack
    35 The 802.11 Physical Layer C&T T1, R1
    36 The802.11 MAC Sub layer Protocol C&T T2
    37 The 805.11 Frame Structure-Services
    C&T T2
    38 Revision C&T T1,T2
    UNIT 5
    39 The Network Layer Design Issues C&T T1
    40 – Store and Forward Packet
    C&T T1, R2
    Switching
    41 Services Transport layer C&T T1, R2
    42 Implementation of Connectionless
    Q T1, R1
    Service
    43 Implementation of
    C&T T1,R1,W1
    Connection Oriented Service
    44 Comparison of Virtual Circuit and
    C&T T1, R2
    Datagram Networks
    45 The Optimality principle-Shortest
    C&T T1,R2, W2
    path Algorithm
    46 Congestion Control Algorithms PPT
    47 Traffic Aware Routing, C&T T1, R1
    48 Revision C&T T1,T2
    UNIT 6
    49 Transport Protocols: Udp C&T T1, R2
    50 Tcp Application Layer C&T T1, R2
    51 DNS Name Space C&T T1, R2
    52 HTTP
    53 FTP
    54 SMTP
    55 Telnet
    56 Resource Records,Name Servers, C&T T1, R2
    57 Electronic Mail: Architecture and
    C&T T1, R2
    Services
    58 Message Formats C&T T1, R2
    59 Transfer, Final Delivery
    60 Revision C&T T1,T2
    Teaching Methods:C&T:-Chalk & Talk; S/P:-Slides/PPT;Videos; SEM: Seminar; DEMO;
    CHART; ET/GL: Expert Talk/Guest Lecture; QUIZ; GD:-Group discussion; RTCS: Real time
    case studies; JAR:-Journal article review; PD:-Poster design; OL:-Online lecture/Google class
    room; Industrial Visit (IV), Assignment (ASG), Quiz/Puzzle (Q), Brain storming (BS), Think-
    Pair-Share (TPS) etc.
    TEXT BOOKS :
    T1. Tanenbaum and David J Wetherall, Computer Networks, 5th Edition, Pearson Edu, 2010.
    T2. Computer Networks: A Top Down Approach, Behrouz A. Forouzan, FirouzMosharraf,
    McGraw Hill Education.

    REFERENCES:
    R1. Larry L. Peterson and Bruce S. Davie, “Computer Networks - A Systems Approach” (5th
    ed), Morgan Kaufmann/ Elsevier, 2011
    .
    Web Resources:

    W1: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/basics-computer-networking/    

    W2:  https://www.javatpoint.com/computer-network-tutorial

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    Date:

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