Course Curriculum
Total learning: 50 lessons Time: 100 weeks
- Basic Definitions in Computer Network 7
- Different Types of Delays : 1. Queueing Delay and 2. Processing Delay.Lecture1.1
- Different Types of Delays : 3. Transmission Delay.Lecture1.2
- Different Types of Delays : 4. Propagation DelayLecture1.3
- Round Trip TimeLecture1.4
- Time OutLecture1.5
- Piggybacking AcknowledgementLecture1.6
- Different Types of ErrorsLecture1.7
- Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) 18
- IPv4 : IntroductionLecture2.1
- IPv4 : Bits and RangeLecture2.2
- Classification of IPv4Lecture2.3
- Class A : TheoreticalLecture2.4
- Class B : TheoreticalLecture2.5
- Class C : TheoreticalLecture2.6
- Important NoteLecture2.7
- Why Theoretical Class A,B,C not possible to Implement PracticallyLecture2.8
- Practical Ranges for Class A, B, C, D and ELecture2.9
- Class A : PracticalLecture2.10
- Class B : PracticalLecture2.11
- Class C : PracticalLecture2.12
- Class D : PracticalLecture2.13
- Class E : PracticalLecture2.14
- Classification Conclusion : A, B, C, D and ELecture2.15
- Total IP Addresses Possible in IPv4Lecture2.16
- Extracting Network Id and Host Id from IP address.Lecture2.17
- Broadcast IP address for NetworkLecture2.18
- Subnetting 21
- Why Subnetting required?Lecture3.1
- Subnetting Introduction : DefinitionLecture3.2
- Number of bits required for Subnetting.Lecture3.3
- Subnetwork Creation Example 1 : Selecting subnetwork bits from host part.Lecture3.4
- Subnetwork Creation Example 1 : Subnet Range and number of hosts per subnet.Lecture3.5
- Subnetwork Creation Example 1 : Finding Subnetwork ID for each Subnetwork.Lecture3.6
- Subnetwork Creation Example 2 : Different subnet bit position from example 1Lecture3.7
- Why Subnetmask required?Lecture3.8
- Subnetmask Introduction : DefinitionLecture3.9
- Subnetmask Example 1Lecture3.10
- Subnetmask Example 2Lecture3.11
- Subnetmask Example 3Lecture3.12
- Question : Finding subnetmaskLecture3.13
- Default representation of Subnetmask along with IP Address.Lecture3.14
- Extracting SubNetwork Id and Host Id from IP address by using Subnetmask.Lecture3.15
- How to create Subnetwork Broadcast IP Address.Lecture3.16
- Question : On SubnetmaskLecture3.17
- Why Variable Length Subnetmask (VLSM) required?Lecture3.18
- Creating Variable Length Subnetmask (VLSM).Lecture3.19
- Extracting SubNetwork Id by using VLSMLecture3.20
- Further depth on VLSM.Lecture3.21
- Internet Protocol 4
- Datagram Fragmentation : How to divide packets at intermediate Router.Lecture4.1
- Setting Identification Number, More Fragment (MF bit) and Offset for Fragments.Lecture4.2
- How to reassemble Fragments at Destination Host.Lecture4.3
- Fragmentation on Fragmented Packet and Reassembling them at Destination.Lecture4.4
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How to reassemble Fragments at Destination Host.
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