SMARTNETS
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current teaching |
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Winter 2003: CS456/656: Computer Networks This course provides an overview of computer networks featuring the Internet, covering aspects ranging from transmitting frames on a communication link and routing packets in a network to the design of network applications. |
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Winter
2003: CS856: Network Management This course will give an appreciation of the issues and state of the art in Network Management. |
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previous teaching |
| Winter 2002: CS456/656: Computer Networks This course provides an overview of computer networks featuring the Internet, covering aspects ranging from transmitting frames on a communication link and routing packets in a network to the design of network applications. |
| Spring 2001: CS454/654: Distributed Systems
This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals of distributed computer systems. The structure of distributed systems using multiple levels of software is emphasized. |
| Spring 2001: CS756M: Multimedia Wired/Wireless
Internet This course will give an appreciation of the issues and state of the art in Multimedia Wired and Wireless Networks. A special attention will be given to Internet-based networks. |
| Fall 2000: CS454/654: Networks & Distributed Systems
This course provides an overview of computer networks and distributed systems, covering aspects ranging from Internetworking to the design of distributed application software. |
| Spring 2000: CS454/654: Networks & Distributed
Systems This course provides an overview of computer networks and distributed systems, covering aspects ranging from Internetworking to the design of distributed application software. |
| University of Toronto, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering |
| Spring 1999: ECE361S:
Computer Networks Network architecture and topology. Ring, bus, tree and star networks. The ISO reference model; other models. The physical and data link layers. The network layer for point-to-point networks; satellite, packet radio and local area networks. The transport, session, presentation and application layers. Network interconnection; network standards (IEEE, ISO, ISDN, Arpanet, SNA, Map, etc.). |
| Spring 1999: ECE242S:
Algorithms and Data Structures (Coordinator) Analysis of algorithms and complexity notation. Recursion and recurrence relations. Techniques for algorithm design. Program development; top-down analysis, modular design. Elementary data structures. Dynamic data structures. Abstract data types. Stacks, queues, linked lists, trees. Searching and sorting. Case studies. Students write a number of assigned programs using a modern programming language. |
| Summer 1998: Nortel
Institute Professional Summer School Telecommunication networks management. Network management standards (SNMP, CMIP, TMN). Activities of Fora and Consortia (OSI/NM-Forum, TINA-C, OMG, etc.). Telecommunication Network Management (TMN) integration with SNMP. CORBA distributed support for TMN. TMN integration in TINA for network and service management. Internet technologies in network management (WEB-based, Java implementations). Agent technlogies for network management (autonomous, delegated, intelligent, mobile agents, etc.). Directory enabled networking and policy-based management. |
| Fall 1998: Master of
Engineering in Telecommunications (MET) Telecommunication networks management. Network management standards (SNMP, CMIP, TMN). Activities of Fora and Consortia (OSI/NM-Forum, TINA-C, OMG, etc.). Telecommunication Network Management (TMN) integration with SNMP. CORBA distributed support for TMN. TMN integration in TINA for network and service management. Internet technologies in network management (WEB-based, Java implementations). Agent technlogies for network management (autonomous, delegated, intelligent, mobile agents, etc.). Directory enabled networking and policy-based management. |
| Fall 1998: CSC326F:
Programming Languages (Coordinator) Study of programming styles and paradigms. Included are imperative, object-oriented, functional, and logic-based approaches. Languages that support these programming styles will be introduced. Languages treated in this course include C, C++, Scheme and Prolog. |
| While in France, in the following institutions |
| University of Pierre & Marie Curie - PARIS VI |
| University of Orsay - PARIS XI |
| Sorbonne University - PARIS IV |
| University of Versailles |
| University of Evry |
| Ecole Suprieure d'Informatique - Electronique - Automatique (ESIEA) |