Data Networking

Data Networking describes the basics of data networking protocols and architectures in a relatively nonquantitative manner. Topics include layered architectures, the Internet, and OSI model; local and wide area networks and network topologies; transport protocols including TCP, UDP, and RTP; data link protocols, encoding, help, framing, PPP, and error control; statistical multiplexing; queuing; Little’s law; medium access protocols including Ethernet, token ring, FDDI, and 802.11; packet switching and datagrams, virtual circuits, bridges, and ATM switching; internetworking, interdomain and intradomain routing algorithms, naming and addressing, and IPv6; application protocols such as ftp and http; congestion and flow control in the Internet and ATM networks; quality of service issues; network security, cryptography protocols, protocols for security services, and firewalls; and network management protocols.[1][2]

## Projects by Semester

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* Fall 2017
* Spring 2017
* Fall 2016
* Fall 2015
* Spring 2015
* Fall 2014
* Spring 2014
* Fall 2013

## References

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1. ↑ Northeastern University Online Course Description for TELE 5330
2. ↑ Northeastern University Online Course Description for TSMG 5330