This course covers advanced topics and technologies in computer networks, both theoretically and practically.
The goal for this course is to provide students with a deeper understanding of existing and upcoming Internet routing and forwarding technologies used in large-scale computer networks such as Internet Service Providers (e.g., Swisscom or Deutsche Telekom), Content Delivery Networks (e.g., Netflix) and Data Centers (e.g., Google).
Besides covering the fundamentals, the course will be “hands-on” and will enable students to play with the technologies in realistic network environments, and even implement some of them on their own during labs.
Nov 1 | New landing page to access all the available lectures transcripts. |
Oct 31 | The video recordings for the first half of the lecture are now online on the ETH video portal. |
Oct 28 | Added some extra links describing how a programmable switch works at the hardware-level. Head out to the materials of week 5 if you're interested in learning more. |
Oct 22 | Materials for the sixth lecture are now online. |
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Oct 22 | |
Oct 15 | |
Oct 15 | Materials for the fifth lecture (and second programming exercises) are now online. |
Oct 8 | Materials for the fourth lecture (and the first programming exercises) are now online. |
Oct 7 | The transcript of the end of the lecture on scalable networks is now online. Thanks to Dennis Küenzi! |
Oct 1 | The transcript of the second lecture is now online. Thanks to Joel Fischer and Alexandra Marchon for helping with the transcribing! |
Oct 1 | Materials for the third lecture are now online. |
Sep 24 | Materials for the second lecture are now online. |
Sep 24 | Please register here if you could help us with the transcripts of one (or more lecture slots) during the semester. Thanks already! |
Sep 24 | The transcript of the first lecture is now online. (As well as the complete slides deck, with hidden slides.) |
Sep 17 | Materials for the first lecture are now online. |
Sept 4 | The website for the Fall 2024 edition goes live with a tentative schedule. |
Professor Laurent Vanbever
Coordinator Romain Jacob Mail
Assistants
Research group Networked Systems
Lecture Tuesdays, 2:15 pm–4 pm
Exercise sessions Tuesdays, 4:15 pm–6 pm
In-person ML E 12 Recordings ETH Video Portal (released in two batches, first batch available)
The course will cover advanced topics in Internet routing and forwarding such as: