Communication and Computer Networks Seminar - Open Courses (INF110)

The class is divided into three parts, which will be discussed based on recent research articles and presentations: 1) Which are the major problems faced by the Internet today? 2) What are Information-centric Networks and how do they operate? 3) Do we need Information-Centric Networks, or is it enough to simply evolve the Internet?

• Distributed Systems
• Operating Systems
• Advanced Computer Networks

The research articles are embedded in the course pages

The final course grade is calculated as follows:

20% paper presentation

40% review of research area

40% final exams

The grade is determined as follows: 40% exams, 20% presentations, 40% reviews

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• Understanding of the limitations of the Internet Architecture
• Introduction to the Information-centric Networking paradigm

• First part: paper presentations by the instructor
• First part: paper presentations by the students

Graduate students of the Department of Informatics.