Homeworks and Projects
Policy: No late homeworks or projects will be accepted.
Homework assignments are due in-class on the given due date.
Extensions will be given to everyone in the course if necessary, so
don't ask us for exceptions.
Homeworks
Assignment # |
Due Date |
Description |
Assignment 1 |
9/22 2:30pm |
2.13, 2.16, 2.22, 2.24, 2.36 (all problems from your textbook) |
Assignment 2 |
10/13 |
2.44, 2.45, 3.3, 4.4, 4.15, 4.20, 4.25, 4.28 (all problems from your
textbook) |
Assignment 3 |
11/9 |
5.5, 5.19, 5.28, 5.29, 6.6, 6.16, 6.17, 6.28 (all
problems are from your textbook) |
Assignment 4 |
12/7 |
6.10, 6.14, 6.35, 6.49, 9.5, 9.10(all problems are from your
textbook) |
Projects
There are going to be three implementation projects in this
class. The projects are going to teach you how to do UNIX Network
Programming. No previous knowledge of TCP/IP Programming is required,
but you do need to know C/C++ and UNIX application developement
(e.g. gcc, makefiles, manpages etc). You should be able to use your
department UNIX account for developement but you are also free to use
your home machine. The only requirement is that the code will compile
on Linux. Non-CS students that do not have a UNIX account
and would like to get one, should contact me. These are group
projects, so you should team up to groups of 3 people. Mixed teams of
CS349 and CS449 students are not allowed.
There are going to be three projects:
- The first project is going to introduce you to the concept of
client/server programming and how to implement a simple networking
protocol.
- For the last two projects you will actually build a simple
software-based router. This router will implement the protocols that we
learned in class and you will be able to test it using live traffic.
For more information about this project you can look at the Stanford VNS page
Project | Due Date | Description |
1 |
10/06, 11:59PM |
HiRC: a simple instant messaging service. You will implement the
client and the server that follow a simplified instant messaging protocol. There is a sample server available
to you that you can test your client with. This server along with
other useful information is available from the Project1 page |
2 |
11/17, 11:59PM |
VNS Firewall. Project description |
3 |
?, 11:59PM |
Topology Mapping. Project description |
How to Submit your Project
Project submissions are going to be done via email. See project
specifications for more details.
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