Instructor: Prof. Dr. Elif Uysal-Biyikoglu
Office: D208
E-mail: uelif
AT metu DOT edu DOT tr
Networking
concepts have become essential to the design of high-performance communication
systems, including wired and wireless
networks. More broadly, network
science is emerging as a field that encompasses the study of network
phenomena that occur in diverse settings from the Internet to biological
to societal
networks such as transportation networks.
The goal of
this course is to gain working knowledge of a set of models and tools of network theory to be able to design and analyze
algoritms and understand the behavior of systems containing network concepts.
Communication Network Analysis,
Bruce Hajek (available on author’s course page: http://www.ifp.illinois.edu/~hajek/Papers/networkanalysis.html)
Announcements: (please
look here for what’s new)
Please refresh your
probability background, and start doing the homework posted below:
Please log in to
lms.metu.edu.tr sometime before class (after Feb. 19), and take a look at the
class page- if you can, please update your profile picture with a recent photo.
You are advised to log in to the system on your smart phone (if you have one)
before class every Wednesday.
Course announcements and
homework will be distributed on the lms system in the
following weeks.