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Complementi di Reti (Advanced Computer Networks)

This course provides students with practical experience in modern network architecture, protocols, and administration through hands-on virtual laboratories. Students will work with emulated network scenarios to master both theoretical concepts and practical implementations.

See https://laurea.informatica.unito.it/do/corsi.pl/Show?_id=pgrx for more info.

Lecturers: Prof. Michele Garetto,
Prof. Gianluca Rizzo (name.surname@unito.it)
Tutor: Luca Barra (luca.barra@edu.unito.it)

Office hours: by appointment (book via e-mail).
Moodle site of the course: https://informatica.i-learn.unito.it/course/view.php?id=3604

This Repository contains the course material.

Important

As a preliminary step, update your local copy with git pull. The course material is constantly updated. Important updates are notified in the announcements section of the Moodle site of the course.

Available topics for dissertation (non-exhaustive list)

These are some of the topics for which we are available to supervise final dissertation projects. Feel free to propose your own topic. In any case, contact the lecturers to set up a project.

  • SDN, OpenFlow, and their emulation
  • Any protocol used in IoT
  • Sigfox, LoRa
  • NB-IoT
  • Acoustic Underwater comms: protocols, routing
  • Optical Underwater comms: protocols, routing
  • Visible Light Communications
  • Protocols for vehicle platooning
  • dApp Protocols
  • Huawei NearLink (also known as SparkLink)
  • Time Sensitive Networking
  • Infiniband, Ethernet for HPC
  • Network architectures for AI (LLMs)

Intro, Docker and Kathara basics

Basic connectivity, Static routing

Routing, FRR, and RIP

OSPF

BGP

Transport Layer: TCP, UDP, and QUIC

Some further references, for deepening some concepts:

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Complementi di Reti, Laurea triennale, INF0342, Dipartimento di Informatica, Università degli Studi di Torino

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