TELE 5360 — Internet Protocols and Architecture

4 semester hoursGraduateLectureusually offered: fall, springBostonTraditional

Offers in-depth treatment of protocols used in the internet, wireless access, and enterprise networks. Topics include protocols for network layer QoS (including DiffServ, ECN, RSVP, MPLS); protocols for security, including both access control and network-level security (e.g., X.509, SSL/TLS, IPsec, IKE, EAP); protocols for interdomain routing (BGP); protocols to support multicast, broadcast, and streaming applications; protocols to support host mobility, large server deployments, content distribution, and enterprise networks (VLANs, etc); and protocols to support IPv6 (e.g., address assignment) and its interoperability with IPv4. Also covers network design architectures for cloud computing, data centers, content distribution, layer-2 networks, etc. Discusses general scaling issues for large networks.

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TermSectionsEnrolledCapacityFullOpen seats/section
Fall 2023142020%16.0
Spring 2024194023%31.0
Fall 202411303%29.0
Spring 2025184020%32.0
Fall 2025154013%35.0
Spring 202612405%38.0

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