網路程式設計概論

This course covers TCP/IP network programming using Berkeley sockets as the application program interface. After an introduction to the concepts of computer networks, TCP/IP protocols, and sockets, TCP/UDP sockets and their example client-server programs will be presented. The second half of the course covers advanced topics including threads and client-server design alternatives, etc. Along the semester, several mini-program assignments will be given. A mid-term programming exam and a final programming exam (both are 4 hours, open textbook, closed network ) will be held to evaluate whether a student can use the taught network concepts and programming techniques to develop his/her own network application programs.

C programming (A must. If you cannot use C to write programs well but take this advanced course, it is highly likely that you will fail this course. Consider, consider, and consider!!!) Computer networks (highly preferred but not absolutely required) Operating Systems (preferred but not required)

Course TAs will use e3 to announce news and communicate with students.

Read the textbook Write four mini-programs (10% each) Take mid-term and final programming exams (30% each, 4 hours, open textbook, closed network)

W. Richard Stevens, UNIX Network Programming, Vol. 1, Third Edition, Addison-Wesley, 2004.

地點

EC413

時間

Mondays CD

聯絡方式

emails: shieyuan@cs.nctu.edu.tw