Computer Communications and Networking
Computer Communications and Networking
Introduction to data communications and computer networking. Communications fundamentals, computer networks, software, architecture, telecommunications, regulation, standards.
| Hours | 3.0 Credit, 3.0 Lecture, 0.0 Lab |
| Prerequisites | C S 324; or C S 360 |
| Note | Students are allowed only 1 retake of C S 460. This includes students who have failed or withdrawn (received a "W" grade). If after 1 retake, a student needs to retake the course again, the student must wait 1 semester/term before being allowed to take any C S course and must follow the petition process at cs.byu.edu/retake-policy. This policy does not apply to classes dropped before the add/drop deadline. Petitions for exceptions to the policy can be completed at cs.byu.edu/retake-policy. |
| Taught | Fall, Winter |
| Programs | Containing C S 460 |
Course Outcomes:
Internet Architecture
Understand the principles of the Internet architecture
Internet Design
Understand how the Internet works, from the transport layer down to the physical layer
Internet Implementation
Gain hands-on experience with implementing and simulating transport, routing, and MAC protocols, leading to a deeper understanding of these critical Internet components
Internet Research
Be capable of reading and understanding research papers in the area of computer networking
Scholarly Communication
Demonstrate the ability to effectively conduct, describe and report on an experimental research project in the area of computer networking