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1. Ethernet
   1. Communication over a shared Medium
   2. Ethernet header
   3. Minimum package length vs maximum cable length
   4. Collision detection
   5. Summary, further reading, homework
2. Internet Protocol
   1. Motivation for IP
   2. Classful IPv4 networks
   3. IP forwarding algorithm
   4. IP header
   5. Summary, further reading, homework
3. Transmission Control Protocol
   1. End to end principle and connection oriented communication
   2. Three way handshake
   3. Port numbers
   4. Sliding window and flow control
   5. Summary, further reading, homework
4. Domain Name System
   1. Tree structure
   2. Terminology
   3. Zones
   4. Review some facts about DNS
   5. Delegating DNS queries
   6. DNS address resolution
   7. Summary, further reading, homework
5. Internet vs World Wide Web
   1. Summary of the internet architecture
   2. Motivation and requirements for the World Wide Web
   3. Design principles of the web
   4. Uniform Resource Identifier
   5. Summary, further reading, homework
6. Hypertext Transfer Protocol
   1. Making HTTP requests
   2. A simple web client
   3. A simple web server
   4. HTTP header
   5. Content negotiation
   6. Summary, further reading, homework
7. Web content
   1. Problem setting for web content formats
   2. Working with XML
   3. HTML for web document structures
   4. Layout elements in HTML
   5. Motivating separation of content and layout
   6. Cascading Style Sheets
   7. Media content
   8. Metadata
   9. Summary, further reading, homework
8. Dynamic Web Content
   1. Basics of server side web programming
   2. Forms and HTTP post request
   3. Handling a post request in a Java Servlet
   4. Client side JavaScript
   5. Ajax and the XMLHttpRequest class
   6. Summary, further reading, homework

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• PART1: Week1: Ethernet · Internet Protocol  · Week2: Transmission Control Protocol · Domain Name System · Week3: Internet vs world wide web · HTTP · Week4: Web Content  · Dynamic Web Content
• PART2: Week5: How big is the Web?  · Descriptive Web Models  · Week6: Advanced Statistic Models  · Modelling Similarity  · Week7: Generative Modelling of the Web · Graph theoretic Web Modelling
• PART3: Week8 : Investigating Meme Spreading  · Herding Behaviour  · Week9: Online Advertising  · User Modelling
• PART4: Week10 : Copyright  · Net neutrality  · Week11: Internet governance  · Privacy

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Further information, readings and exercises about Summary, Further readings, Homework Exercises Use a Regional Internet Registry to search the Whois database for IP address information. Review Wireshark: Internet Protocol (IP). Use Wireshark to capture and analyze local IPv4 traffic. Use Wireshark to capture and analyze remote IPv4 traffic. Use Wireshark to capture and analyze fragmented IPv4 traffic. further reading Wikiversity course Internet protocol analysis: Internet layer Internet Layer IP address RFC 791 Internet Protocol IPv4

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Check your understanding of: Summary, Further readings, Homework edit the source of the quiz 1 Which of the following stements is true about IP? The protocol can be used to ensure a reliable connection between computers The protocol was developed to create an overlay network of Local area networks The robustness principle was a core design decision 2 Which holds true about packaging? One sends either an ethernet frame or an IP package IP packages are placed inside ethernet frames Ethernet frames are placed inside IP packages 3 How do you get an IP address First come first serve. Whenever you log in to the internet you get one of the free numbers assigned IP will be assigned by the IANA There exist authorative public DHCP servers which will assign you an IP Address

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Discuss Summary, Further readings, Homework with others Join the discussion: Ask and questions and provide answers If you click the ask a question button you're question will appear at the bottom of this list. If you click the give an answer you will be able to provide an answer to the questions that have been asked so far. homework i don;t now why did we need homework --157.130.35.122 (discuss) 15:42, 4 May 2016 (UTC)

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