CS 8027:Advanced Networking and Architecture

3 Class Hours 0 Laboratory Hours 3 Credit Hours
Prerequisite: Admission to Computer Science Ph.D. Program, Admission to Computer Science M.S. Program, or Admission to Analytics and Data Science Ph.D. Program
This course covers the principles of networking and architecture with a focus on algorithms and protocols, and also an in-depth study of active research topics in advanced networking services and paradigms. Topics include but are not limited to network protocols, performance, IP routings, mobile IP, ATM, queuing analysis, frame relay, congestion and flow control, network security, vulnerability, and defenses. Those topics are applied to current network paradigms to be studied which will include but not limited to point-to-point and peer-to-peer networks, wireless and sensor networks, satellite, local area and wide area networks, drone networks, unmanned aerial vehicle networks, and software defined network.