Network Architectures: Internet Measurement (Seminar, SoSe 2020)

The Internet influences our life more and more: Many of us use electronic mail instead of writing with pen and paper; homebanking and ordering books over the web are in everyday life; and elections via Internet are in field tests. Furthermore, the interconnectedness gets denser and the day is near that every coffee maker is programmable through the internet and every car connects to its manufacturer for diagnosis.

This seminar deals with recent findings and scientific research papers concerning Internet measurement. In general these topics are measuring and analysing special characteristics (e.g. throughput, delay, jitter, RTT's) of Internet traffic.

List of suggested papers (tba)

• practice to work original literature
• practice of profesional/scientific talks
• occupation with a small, definite and recent matter

All Guidelines [7]

• What is done in groups?
• What demands are made on the paper?
• What has to be considered for the talk and the preparation of the slides?

To receive the seminar certificate we require

• a successfull presentation/talk
• a seminar paper accepted by us
• continuous attendence and active participation and contribution (in the group meetings as well as during the presentations)

The seminar certificate will have a grade, which will be made from above mentioned Criteria.

• B. Krishnamurthy and J. Rexford. Web Protocols and Practice: HTTP/1.1, Networking Protocols, Caching, and Traffic Measurement [8]. Addison Wesley, Boston, MA, 2001. (english)
• James F. Kurose and Keith W. Ross. Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach [9]. Addison-Wesley, fourth edition, 2007. (englisch), online version [10] (preliminary version of 1st edition, password will be given during the course)
  Ressources: 2nd edition [11], 3rd edition [12]
• James F. Kurose und Keith W. Ross. Computernetze: Ein Top-Down-Ansatz mit Schwerpunkt Internet. Pearson Studium (Prentice Hall), München, Deutschland, 2002. (deutsch)
• Andrew S. Tanenbaum. Computernetzwerke [13]. Pearson Studium (Prentice Hall), München, Deutschland, dritte revidierte Auflage, 2000. (deutsch)
• Andrew S. Tanenbaum. Computer Networks [14]. Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference, Upper Saddle River, NJ, USA, fourth edition, 2003. (english)