Principles of Communications, 2018/2019 - Week "6" 26,28 Nov 2018

This week, wrapping up with optimisation and adaptive traffic, and
traffic engineering/signaling/provisioning

supervisions might want to review these notes/example questions + list of what in past papers is (and by implication is not) relevant to this year's material:

Principles of Communications, 2018/2019 - Week "5" 19,21 ,23 Nov 2018

This week, we've looked at scheduling and queue management - for more details of the underlying theory, please see the Original GPS paper
For more details of Qjump, the code is linked from the published paper! 

Principles of Communications, 2018/2019 - Week "4" 12,14,16 Nov 2018

Control Theory:- see notes here

Original Paper by James Clerk Maxwell!

on governors basically for steam engines

Principles of Communications, 2018/2019 - Week "3" 5,7,9 Nov 2018

This week, we covered

multicast, mobile, and meanderandom routing, and 

made a very brief start on flow control, just dealing with open loop (call setup/admission control and parsimonious flow descriptors).

corporate/brand top level domains

was teaching about internet standards process today, and was asked about gTLDs being handed out to the likes of Apple etc - here's an interesting set of data about the success of that process - it seems also to have caused some political debate:-)

Principles of Communications, 2018/2019 - Week "2" 29.10, 31.10, 2.11

Covering BGP core attrbiutes&hacks, model, and performance.

Why might you be interested in BGP, today:
just one traffic redirection/interception story


Next week, multicast and random routing