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NETWORK PROTOCOLS

The document outlines the course structure for 'Network Protocols' (PCSO102) for II M.Sc Computer Science students, covering key topics such as TCP/IP, internet architecture, quality of service, virtual private services, and IP traffic engineering. It includes course objectives, outcomes, detailed unit descriptions, and assessment methods. The course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of network protocols and their applications in data transfer and security.
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NETWORK PROTOCOLS

The document outlines the course structure for 'Network Protocols' (PCSO102) for II M.Sc Computer Science students, covering key topics such as TCP/IP, internet architecture, quality of service, virtual private services, and IP traffic engineering. It includes course objectives, outcomes, detailed unit descriptions, and assessment methods. The course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of network protocols and their applications in data transfer and security.
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NETWORK PROTOCOLS

PCSO102
Semester :I Credit : 3
Category : Elective (Generic / Discipline Centric) - I Hour/Week: 5
Class &Major : II [Link] Computer Science Total Hour : 65

COURSE OBJECTIVES
CO No. To enable the students
CO1 Understand the basic concepts of Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol and
associated functions
CO2 Explore to describe the internet architecture and its processes associated with the data
transfer and to provide the quality of service
CO3 Understand technologies and services associated with network protocols along with
the challenges of data transfer.
CO4 Learners will understand the importance and functioning of Routing Protocols over
communication service.
CO5 Empower the learners to comprehend and manage the issues associated with IP
protocols like data traffic problems, security and mobility.
UNIT I: TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL/INTERNET PROTOCOL 13 Hours
Fundamental Architecture - Internet Protocol Basics – [Link]-Layer
Protocols: Transmission Control Protocol - User Datagram Protocol - Stream Control
Transmission Protocol - Real-Time Transport Protocol.
UNIT II: INTERNET ARCHITECTURE 13 Hours
Internet Exchange Point - History of Internet Exchange Points - Internet Service Provider
Interconnection Relationships - Peering and Transmit. IP Routing Protocols: Overview of
Routing Protocols - Routing Information Protocol - Open Shortest Path First - Border Gateway
Protocol - Multiprotocol Label Switching
UNIT III: IP QUALITY OF SERVICE 13 Hours
Introduction - Quality of Service in IP Version 4 - Integrated Services - Differentiated
Services - Quality of Service with Nested Differentiated Services Levels. IP Multicast and Any
cast: Addressing - Multicast Routing - Routing Protocols –Any casting- IPv6 Any cast Routing
Protocol: Protocol Independent Any cast—Sparse Mode. Transport over Packet: Draft-Martini
Signaling and Encapsulation - Layer-2 Tunneling Protocol.
UNIT IV: VIRTUAL PRIVATE WIRED SERVICE 13 Hours
Virtual private wired service - Types of Private Wire Services - Generic Routing
Encapsulation - Layer-2 Tunneling Protocol - Layer-3 Virtual Private Network 2547bis, Virtual
Router. IP and Optical Networking: IP/Optical Network Evolution - Challenges in Legacy
Traditional IP/Optical Networks - Automated Provisioning in IP/Optical Networks - Control
Plane Models for IP/Optical Networking - Next-Generation MultiLayer Network Design
Requirements - Benefits and Challenges in IP/Optical Networking. IP Version 6: Addresses in IP
Version 6 - IP Packet Headers - IP Address Resolution - IP Version 6 Deployment: Drivers and
Impediments.
UNIT V: IP TRAFFIC ENGINEERING 13 Hours
Models of Traffic Demands - Optimal Routing with Multiprotocol Label Switching -
Link-Weight Optimization with Open Shortest Path First - Extended Shortest-Path-Based
Routing Schemes - IP Network Security: Introduction - Detection of Denial-of-Service Attack -
IP Trace back- Edge Sampling Scheme - Advanced Marking Scheme - Mobility Support for IP:
Mobility Management Approaches - Security Threats Related to IP Mobility - Mobility Support
in IPv6 - Reactive Versus Proactive Mobility Support - Relation to Multihoming - Protocols
Supplementing Mobility.

Text Book :
 Eiji Oki, Roberto Rojas-Cessa, MallikarjunTatipamula, Christian Vogt 2012 “Advanced
Internet Protocols, Services and Applications”, Copyright © 2012 by John Wiley & Sons,
Inc.

Reference Books :
 BehrouzA. Forouzan 2010, “TCP/IP Protocol Suite”, Fourth Edition, Tata Mcgraw-Hill
Edition .Michael A. Gallo & William M. Hancock(2012)“Computer Communications and
Networking Technologies” - BROOKS&COLE .
 Douglas E. Comer(2015)“Computer Networks and Internets” - PEARSON.
 William Stallings “Data and Computer Communications”, Eighth Edition -Pearson
Education.
 Eric Cole, Bible (2012)“Network Security”, 2nd edition, , Wiley Publishers.
 James Irvine and David Harley “Data communication and networks” - Publishers: Wiley
India.

e-Resource
 [Link]

 [Link]

COURSE OUTCOMES

On the successful completion of the course, students will be able to Blooms


Cos Level
Understand, analyse and examine the concepts of Communication K1
CO1
Protocols with its architecture and functions
Illustrate and apply the appropriate internet architecture along with K2
CO2
efficient protocol models for the user defined communication environment
Comprehend, categorize and formulate the appropriate IP routing protocol K3,k4
CO3
to establish a efficient data transfer
Comprehend, analyse and evaluate the concepts of Virtual wired service K4,k5
CO4
and IP/optical networking with its functions and deployment
Elucidate, analyse and inspect the IP traffic engineering and its models K6
CO5
along with the security mechanisms
NETWORK PROTOCOLS
PCSO102
Semester :I Credit :3
Category : Elective (Generic / Discipline Centric) - I Hour/Week: 5
Class &Major : II [Link] Computer Science Total Hour : 65

Registration No:
UNIT/ COURSE SECTION-A SECTION –B SECTION-C TOTALMARKS

OUTCOME Question Marks RBT Question Marks RBT Question Marks RBT Question Marks

Level Level Level

I /CO1 3 3 2-K1 2 10 1-K1 1 10 K1 6 23


1-K2 1-K2

II/CO2 3 3 2-K1 1 5 K2 1 10 K2 5 18
1-K2

III/CO3 3 3 2-K1 1 5 K3 1 10 K3 5 18
1-K2

IV /CO4 3 3 2-K1 1 5 K4 1 10 1- 5 28
K4
1-K2

V /CO5 3 3 2-K1 2 10 1-K5 2 20 1- 7 23


K5
1-K2 1-K6
1-
K6

Total 15 15 7 35 6 60 28 110

Note:K1-Remembering,K2-Understanding,K3-Applying,K4-Analyzing,K5-Evaluating,K6-Creating
NETWORK PROTOCOLS
PCSO102
Semester :I Credit : 3
Category : Elective (Generic / Discipline Centric)- I Hour/Week : 5
Class & Major: II [Link] Computer Science Total Hour : 65
RegistrationNo :
[Link] Questions Marks Course Blooms
Outcome Level
Section-A (10X1=10)
AnswerALLthequestions
1 1 I K1
2 1 I K2
3 1 II K1
4 1 II K2
5 1 III K1
6 1 III K2
7 1 IV K1
8 1 IV K2
9 1 V K1
10 1 V K2
Section-B (5x 2 =10)
AnswerANY FIVEquestionseachin50words/5 linesperquestion
11 2 I K1
12 2 II K1
13 2 III K1
14 2 IV K2
15 2 V K2
16 2 I/II K1/k2
17 2 III/IV/V K1/k2
Section-C(5 x 4 =20)
AnswerALLquestionseachin200words/2 pagesperquestion
18 A. (OR) 4 I K1/ K2
B. 4 I
19 A. (OR) 4 II K2/ K3
B. 4 II
20 A. (OR) 4 III K3/ K4
B. 4 III
21 A. (OR) 4 IV K3/K4
B. 4 IV
22 CompulsoryQuestion-No Choice 4 V K5/ K6(Compulsory
Question)
Section-D(3x 10=30)
AnswerALLthequestionseachin500words/4 pagesper question
23 A. (OR) 10 I K1/K2
B. 10 II K3/ K4
24 A. (OR) 10 III K1/K2
B. 10 IV K3/K4
25 A. (OR) 10 V K3/K4
B. 10 V K5/K6
Note:K1-Remembering,K2-Understanding,K3-Applying,K4-Analyzing,K5-Evaluating,K6-
Creating
NETWORK PROTOCOLS - PCSO102
Semester :I Credit : 3
Category : Elective (Generic / Discipline Centric)- I Hour/Week : 5
Class &Major : II [Link] Computer Science Total Hour : 65

[Link] Questions Marks Course Blooms


Outcome Level
Section-A (10X1=10)
Answer ALL the questions
1 What type of communication is established using TCP? 1 I K1
A) Broadcast B) Connection-oriented
C) Asynchronous D) Connectionless
2 Which protocol is primarily responsible for enabling the transmission of 1 I K1
real-time data such as video and audio?
A) SMTP B) RTP C) TCP D) FTP
3 What does RIP stand for in networking? 1 II K1
A) Rapid Internet Protocol B) Routing Information Protocol
C) Reliable Internet Pathway D) Remote Information Processing
4 Which protocol is used for exchanging routing information within a single 1 I K2
autonomous system?
A) Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) B) Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
C) Routing Information Protocol (RIP) D) Multiprotocol Label Switching
(MPLS)
5 What does Quality of Service (QoS) in IP Version 4 aim to provide? 1 III K1
A) Security B) Efficient Routing
C) Guaranteed Network Performance D) Data Encryption
6 What is the primary purpose of Quality of Service (QoS) in IP Version 4? 1 III K2
A) To provide better network security
B) To prioritize network traffic for improved performance
C) To enable faster data transmissionD) To ensure data encryption
7 What is the primary driver for deploying IP Version 6 (IPv6)? 1 VI K1
A) Improved security features B) Increased address space
C) Faster data transfer speeds D) Enhanced packet header encryption
8 IP Version 6 Deployment 1 VI K2
Question: What is one significant driver for the deployment of IPv6?
A) The need to improve encryption standards for Internet communication.
B) The exhaustion of available IPv4 addresses.
C) The increased bandwidth requirements for streaming services.
D) The desire for more robust network intrusion detection systems.
9 Which scheme is used for IP Traceback in network security to identify the 1 V K1
source of attacks?
A) Edge Sampling Scheme B) Marking Scheme
C) Marking and Sampling Scheme D) Mobility Management Scheme
10 Which technique is primarily used to detect Denial-of-Service (DoS) 1 V K2
attacks on an IP network?
A) Traffic Shaping B) Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
C) Quality of Service (QoS) Policies D) Packet Filtering Firewalls
Section-B (5 x 2 =10)
Answer ANY FIVE questions each in 50 words/5 lines per question
11 What is the role of Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) in data 2 I K1
communication?
12 Explain the primary goal of Internet Service Provider (ISP) 2 II K2
interconnection?
13 List any two mobility management approaches supported by IPv6. 2 III K2
14 Select two types of Private Wire Services. 2 VI K3
15 Discover how MPLS improves network efficiency in terms of routing. 2 V K4
16 Evaluate how TCP ensure for data transmission? 2 I K5
17 Create a traffic analysis help in detecting a Denial-of-Service attack? 2 V K6
Section-C (5 x 4 =20)
Answer ALL questions each in 200 words/2 pages per question
18 a. Recall the fundamental Architecture and Internet Protocol Basics K1
4 I
(OR)
[Link] the role of Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) in K2
4 I
communication?.
19 a. Explain the role of Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) in the Internet 4 II K2
infrastructure.
(OR)
[Link] the difference between Peering and Transit in ISP 4 II K3
interconnections.
20 a. Select the key components of Quality of Service in IPv4 and how they 4 III K3
contribute to network performance.
(OR)
b. Analyze the IP Multicast addressing, and how does it differ from
traditional unicast addressing? Describe the key protocols used in multicast 4 III K4
routing.
21 a. Classify the main components of an IP Version 6 packet header and their 4 VI K4
functions.
(OR)
b. Compare and contrast the different types of private wire services, and 4 VI K5
explain their typical use cases in a network environment.
22 List any two IP mobility support protocols and describe their purpose. 4 V K6
Compulsory Question - No Choice (Compulso
ry
Question)
Section-D (3 x 10 =30)
Answer ALL the questions each in 500 words/4 pages per question
23 a. Explain the functioning and advantages of Border Gateway Protocol 10 II K2
(BGP) in inter-domain routing.
(OR)
[Link] the different types of interconnection relationships between 10 II K3
(ISPs) and their significance in maintaining network connectivity.
24 [Link] the concept of Quality of Service (QoS) in IPv4. 10 III K4
(OR)
b. Evaluate the challenges faced during IPv6 deployment and propose 10 IV
feasible solutions. K5
25 a. Determine how does IPv6 support mobility compared to IPv4? 10 V K5
(OR)
b. Elaborate a common method used to detect Denial-of-Service (DoS) 10 V K6
attacks?
Note: K1-Remembering, K2-Understanding, K3-Applying, K4-Analyzing, K5-Evaluating, K6-Creating

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