AT15   INTERNET AND WEB TECHNOLOGY

 

1.                  Review of Network Concepts                                                                        12 hours

 

1.1               Introduction to Internet – Motivation and Tools

1.2               Packets, Frames and Error detection

1.3               Network Topology, Repeaters, Bridges, Switches

1.4               Hardware addressing and frame types

1.5               WAN Technologies and Routing

1.6               OSI Stack

 

I [2, 7 - 13, 16]

 

2.                  Internetworking Technology                                                                         16 hours

 

2.1               Internetworking – concepts, architecture, and protocol (TCP/IP)

2.2               IP Addresses

2.3               Binding Protocols

2.4               IP datagram and Datagram Forwarding

2.5               IP Encapsulation, Fragmentation and Reassembly

2.6               Internet Routing

2.7               Network Address Translation

2.8               Error Reporting Mechanism (ICMP)

2.9               Datagram transport Service (UDP)

2.10            Reliable Transport Service (TCP)

2.11            Future IP (Ipv6)

 

I [2, 17- 27]

 

3.         Internet Applications                                                                                     10 hours

 

3.1               Client-Server Interaction

3.2               The Socket Interface

3.3               Domain Name System

3.4               Electronic Mail Representation and Transfer

3.5               IP Telephony

3.6               File Transfer and Remote File Access

3.7               Trivial File Transfer Protocol

3.8               HTTP

 

I  [28 –34]; II [6]

 

4.                  Internet Management and Security                                                               5 hours

 

4.1               Network (Internet) Management (SNMP)

4.2               Network Security

4.3               Initialization (configuration

 

I [39-41]; II [13]

 

5.                  Web Technologies                                                                                          14 hours

 

5.1               Introduction to Web technology

5.2               Web pages and Browsing

5.3               Dynamic Web Pages

5.4               Dynamic web document technologies - CGI, JSP, ASP, Coldfusion

5.5               Active web pages and Active Web technologies

5.6               RPC and Middleware

5.7               Extensible Markup Language

5.8               Middleware and component-based Architecture

5.9               Introduction to E-Commerce

5.10            Electronics Data Interchange (EDI)

 

I [35 - 38]; II [7-10, 15 – 17]

 

6.                  Wireless Application Protocol                                                                       3 hours

 

6.1               Limitation of mobile devices

6.2               Emergence of WAP

6.3               WAP Architecture

6.4               WAP Stack

6.5               Concern about WAP and its future

6.6               Alternative to WAP

 

II [18]

 

 

 

Text Books

 

I.          Douglas E. Comer, “Computer Networks and Internets”, 4nd Edition, Pearson Education Asia, 2004.

II.        Achyut S Godbole and Atul Kahate, “Web Technologies, Tat McGraw-Hill, 2003

 

Reference Books

 

  1. H M Dietel and A B Goldberg, ‘ Internet and World  Wide Web: How to Program”, Pearson Education, 2004.
  2. Douglas E. Comer, “The Internet”, 3rd Edition, Pearson Education Asia, 2001.
  3. Daniel Minoli, “Inetrnet & Intranet Engineering: technologies, protocol, and Application”,  Tata McGraw-Hill, 1999.
  4. Raj Kamal, “Internet and Web Technologies” Tata McGraw-Hill, 2003.
  5. Margaret Levine Young, “ The Complete Reference Internet”, 2nd Edition, Tat McGraw-Hill, 2002.