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This course presents an introduction to the arena of telecommunication networks. The objective is to get students familiar with network concepts and key players of this business. It also teaches a practical use of basic Internet observation tools as well as the mechanisms Internet & telecom services (e-mail, www, voice calls…).
General networking concepts : graphs, services, key players, and historical view.
Network architecture, protocols : basic functions (flow control, addressing, etc) and layering.
Network applications: WWW, DNS, e-mail...
Security for Internet services : secure connections, authentication, certificates.
Transmission and coding of information over radio and fixed links.
Lab sessions :
Observation tools (Wireshark, traceroute…)
Directory services (DNS, whois)
E-mail protocols
Configuring a WWW server with restricted access.
None.
Written exam and lab exam.
Absences in lab sessions and tutorials will be deducted from the final mark.
N1=2/3*E1+1/3*TP
N2=2/3*E2+1/3*TP
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Course ID : 3MMIRC9
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J. Kurose & K. Ross: Analyse structurée des réseaux, Pearson Education.
A. Tanenbaum, Réseaux : Architecture, protocole, applications, Inter Editions – Collection iia
Gildas Avoine, Pascal Junod, Philippe Oechslin: Sécurité Informatique, Vuibert.
Date of update March 10, 2020