CSE 588: Networks, Spring 1999
Instructor: Thomas Anderson,
tom@cs
TA: Neil Spring,
nspring@cs
Lecture: W 630-920, EE1 003
Section (optional): Tuesday, 8pm-9pm, EE1 003, Redwest F/1002, ask about the Intel location.
The Syllabus
Programming Assignments
Project 1, due April 26th. Performance CDF is here in broken postscript (I'll fix it)
Try gif, it should be friendlier to your
browser.
Project 2, due May 24th.
Project 3, due June 11th.
- optional: do either the third programming assignment or the final project.
A patch to make project3 work on
a local machine not connected to the outside (or behind a firewall)
is available in zip format. (Unix folk don't need this) Documentation
is in the mailing list archive.
Homework Assignments
Homework 1: doc html, solution: ps
Homework 2: doc
html,
solution: 4Mb version,
or 160K version (missing graphic)
Homework 3 doc html will be due June 1.
Project Ideas Handout: doc html
- optional: do either the third programming assignment or the final project.
Final project due June 11th.
Completed final projects
Lecture Slides
- week 1: ppt
- week 2: ppt
- week 3: ppt
- week 4: ppt
- week 5: ppt
- week 6: ppt
- week 7: ppt (5/12/99)
- week 8: ppt (5/19/99)
- week 9: no slides, Tom used the whiteboard.
Paper Reviews
To submit a review, send mail to cse588-papers@cs.washington.edu.
Week 2
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Week 5
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Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Mailing list
send mail to majordomo@cs containing
subscribe cse588 yourmailaddress
browse the archive of messages
Discussion Section Slides
These
are the slides from tuesday night discussion sections. They
aren't self explanatory, but put here by popular demand.
Lecture notes from the undergrad networking class (if your
networking background is weak) can be found
here. There's also a brief review of
the OSI seven
layer model.
You might find this graph interesting. MAE stands for Metropolitan Area Exchange,
and its the top level of the internet routing hierarchy. This is a
graph of incoming bits to San Francisco.
Some Java links to
help you learn Java or to use as reference.
Windows software for viewing and printing postscript files
can be found
here, or from the
GSview web page.
The lecture archive is now online.
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