Compositional Network Architecture

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)

Congestion Control

End Hosts

Data Plane

Programming Abstractions

Network Control

BGP Dynamics

BGP Routing Policy

BGP Security

BGP Stability

DNS (Domain Name System)

Content Distribution

Peer-to-peer

Mobility

Endpoint Security

Infrastructure Security

COS-561: Advanced Computer Networks Princeton University Fall 2018 Princeton University's COS 561 is an advanced course offering a research survey on network protocols. Covering both classical internet protocols and recent research results, the course involves design, analysis, simulation, and measurement studies of protocols. Prior networking knowledge is beneficial. COS 561 provides a research survey on network protocols---the rules and conventions that communicating end-points follow to exchange data over a computer network. The course covers both classic papers about the Internet protocols and recent research results, and will consider protocol design and analysis, as well as simulation and measurement studies of new and existing protocols.  While the course has no formal prerequisites, some background in computer networking (e.g., COS 461 or the equivalent) is useful. See the [COS 461](http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spring18/cos461/) course for an overview of the material in COS 461. The course assignments will assume a basic familiarity with programming in languages like C, Python, or Go. 

COS-561: Advanced Computer Networks

Computer Networks

Compositional Network Architecture

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COS-561: Advanced Computer Networks