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Course Outline and Policies
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Teaching Assistants
	Mr. Matt Yourst     Office Hours: TBA

Assignments

Programming Assignment 1 Due Wednesday, February 23, 2005 Homework 1 Due Wednesday, March 9, 2005 Programming Assignment 2 - Protocol Stack Timing and Packet Filtering Due Wednesday, March 30, 2005   - Kernel Building Instruction Final Programming Assignment Homework 2 To be done as an individual assignment by each student, including students doing the alternative project. ***IMPORTANT*** These files are password-protected. Acrobat will ask for a password when you try to open these files. To view and print the file, use the password given out in class.

Class Notes (DO NOT USE THE LASER PRINTERS IN THE LAB TO PRINT THIS - printer usage   accounting is turned on now!)

January 24, 2005  Introduction; TCP/IP Part I January 31, 2005  TCP/IP Part II February 14, 2005  TCP/IP Part III February 21, 2005  Linux; Physical Layers Part I March 7, 2005  Physical Layers Part II April 4, 2005  Physical Layers Part III; Web Servers & Web Caches April 17, 2005  ATM Networks April 27, 2005  OS Issues: Buffer Co-mapping, Low Overhead Interrupt Handling, VI Standard May 4, 2005  Network Processors ***IMPORTANT*** These files are password-protected. Acrobat will ask for a password when you try to open these files. To view and print the file, use the password given out in class.

DEC Tulip Information
	Tulip Chip Data Book (1131 KB) Linux Driver Source for Tulip

Key Papers

End-to-End Argument Paper by Saltzer et al (877 KB) A Critique of the End-to-End Argument (83 KB) TCP/IP Profiling Paper (266 KB) Web Servers (1338 KB) Web Cache Paper 1 (116 KB) Web Cache Paper 2 (935 KB) Web Cache Paper 3 (101 KB) Web Cache Paper 4 (464 KB) ***IMPORTANT*** These files are password-protected. Acrobat will ask for a password when you try to open these files. To view and print the file, use the password given out in class.

Linux Resources
	LINUX TCP/IP DOCUMENTATION by Glenn Herring, University of Delaware HYPERTEXT-LINKED LINUX SOURCE CODE

NOTE

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