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    This document provides information about the course "Data Communication and Computer Networks" offered at Bonga University's College of Engineering and Technology, Department of Computer Science. The course is a compulsory 3-credit, second year course with 7 learning chapters covering topics such as data communication basics, computer networking, OSI and TCP/IP models, network addressing, routing, and the link/physical layers. Assessment will be based on assignments, labs, midterm and final exams. The course aims to help students understand key concepts in data and network communications.

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    BONGAUNIVERSITY

    COLLAGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (2021)

    Course Code CoSc2032 ( ECTS :5) Credit hours :3


    Course Title: Data Communication and Computer Networks
    Instructor Mr.Andualem W/g (MSc)
    Office location: Seminar Two Engineering and Technology Dean office
    Mobile: 0916127752 ; e-mail: [email protected]
    Contact Hours (per Lecture Tutorial Lab/Practical
    week) 2 2 3
    nd
    Target Group: 2 Year Computer Science Students
    Year /Semester Year: II, Semester: II
    Pre-requisites None
    Status of the Compulsory
    Course
    Course Objective  Understand the concepts and principles of data communications and computer
    networks
     Understand data transmission and transmission media
     Understand Protocols and various networking components
     Understand TCP/IP & OSI Reference Model
     Understand LAN and WAN technologies
     Understand and implement IP addressing.
     Build small to medium level Computer networks

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     Understand subnets
    Course outline
    Chapter 1: Data Communication and Computer Networking Basics (5 hours)
    A. Data Communication
    I. Definition of Data Communication
    II. Communication Basics
    III. Data Representation techniques
    IV. Digital Data Transmission formats
    V. Transmission Impairments
    VI. Modes of Data transmission
    VII. Elements of Data Communication
    VIII. Protocols and standards
    IX. Circuit switching and Packet switching,

    B. Computer Network
    I. Network Definition
    II. Network Applications
    III. Network Types
    1. Geographical Area:-PAN,LAN,MAN,WAN
    2. Architecture :-Peer-to-Peer ,Client/server
    IV. Network Components :-Hardware Components, Software Components
    V. Network Topology :- Physical ,Logical
    VI. Network Models :- OSI Reference Model ,TCP/IP Protocol Suite
    C. Transmission Media :-
    1. Guided :- Twisted Pair Cable ,Coaxial Cable ,Fiber Optics/Optical Fiber
    Cable
    2. Unguided :- Wireless LAN , Radio Communication, Microwave
    Communication , Infrared Communication , Wi-Fi , Bluetooth Technology
    , Satellite communication
    Chapter 2: Application, Session and Presentation Layers (5 hours)
    1.1. Application Layer Introduction
    1.2. Client-Server Model
    1.3. Application Protocols
    1.4. Network Services
    1.5. Session Layer
    1.6. Presentation Layer
    Chapter 3: Transport Layer (6 hours)
    1.1. Segmentation
    1.2. Addressing
    1.3. Multiplexing and DE-multiplexing

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    1.4. Connectionless/Connection-Oriented
    1.5. Unreliable/ Reliable
    1.6. Protocols in Transport Layer
    1.6.1. UDP
    1.6.2. TCP
    1.6.2.1. Flow control
    1.6.2.2. Error Control
    1.6.2.3. Congestion control
    1.6.2.4. TCP Variants
    Chapter 4: Network Layer Addressing and Routing (8 hours)
    4.1.NIC addressing
    4.2.Packetizing
    4.3.IP addressing
    4.3.1. IPv4
    4.4.Sub-netting,
    4.4.1. Class full Addressing
    4.4.2. Classless Inter Domain Routing(CIDR)
    4.4.3. Private and Public IP addresses
    4.4.4. NAT
    4.4.5. PAT
    4.5.Address Mapping
    4.5.1. Logical to Physical Address Mapping –ARP
    4.5.2. Physical to Logical Address Mapping –RARP
    4.6.ICMP:
    4.6.1. Types of Messages
    4.6.2. Message Format
    4.1.1. Error Reporting and Query
    4.1.2. ICMPv6
    4.7.IGMP:
    4.7.1. Group Management
    4.7.2. IGMP Messages
    4.7.3. Message Format
    4.7.4. IGMP Operation
    4.7.5. Encapsulation
    4.7.6. Netstat
    4.8.Routing and forwarding
    4.1.3. Routing algorithms
    4.1.4. Routing in the Internet
    4.1.5. Unicasting, Multicasting and Broadcasting
    4.9.IPv6
    4.9.1. structure

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    4.9.2. Address space

    Chapter 5: Link Layer and Physical Layer (8 hours)


    5.1. Link layer services
    5.1.1. Faming
    5.1.2. Multiple Access Protocols
    5.1.2.1.CSMA/CD and CSMA/CA
    5.1.3. Link layer addressing
    5.1.3.1.MAC address
    5.1.4. Data Link Sub Layers
    5.1.4.1.Logical Link Control(LLC) and Data Link Control
    5.1.5. Data Link and its responsibilities
    5.1.5.1. Data Link Control,
    5.1.5.2. Error detection and correction
    5.1.5.3.Data Link Layer Protocols
    5.2.Physical Layer Services
    5.2.1. Bits
    5.2.2. Ethernet,
    5.2.3. Point-to-Point Protocol
    5.2.4. LAN Devices: Repeaters, Hubs, Bridges and switches
    5.2.5. WAN Devices Routers, Layer 3 Switches and Gateways
    5.2.6. Signaling and encoding
    5.2.6.1.Signal Encoding Techniques
    5.2.6.2.Physical Layer and its responsibilities
    Methodology Two contact hours of lectures, three contact hours of lab and two hours of tutorials
    per week
    Assessments  Assignments/quizzes 15%
     Lab Assessments 15%
     Mid semester examination 20%
     Final examination 50%
    References:
    1. . Tannenbaum, A. S., "Computer Networks ", 3rd Edition,

    Computer Press Agora, Bucharest, 1997.

    2. Andrew S. Tanenbaum, David J. Wetherall, Computer Networks (5th


    Edition), Pearson; 2010.
    3. William Stallings, Data and Computer Communications, 10th Edition,

    Pearson, 2014

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