COSC 4/594 -- Cloud & Edge Computing -- Fall 2023

Class Time: 10:20 - 11:10 am MWF
Classroom: MKB 406

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Date	Assignment
8/25	C.S. Peirce: Letter to Marquand dated 30 Dec 1886 Shannon: A symbolic analysis of relay and switching circuits
9/3	von Neumann: Building Reliability Hillis: Why Computer Science Is No Good
9/7	Distributing The News: UUCP to UUNET
9/20	Peterson & Davie Ch. 3 (Internetworking)
9/22	Peterson & Davie Ch. 5 (End-to-end protocols) Design of TCP/IP (Cerf & Reed) Sending a Jeep home Johhny Cash, "One Piece At a Time"
9/25	End-to-End Arguments In System Design On The Hourglass Model Network Address Translation
9/27	Hoare Logic Modal Logic
10/11	How We Ruined The Internet Peterson & Davie 4.3 Multicast
10/13	Peer-to-Peer Applications
10/20	Active Networking Active Networking and End-to-End Arguments History of Internet2
10/27	Disruption/Delay Tolerant Networking DTN Tutotial Content Centric Networking A Survey of ICN
10/30	Extensible Internet Prisoners of Our Own Device The End-to-End Arguments vs. the Brave New World
11/1	Remote Visualization by Browsing Image Based Databases with Logistical Networking Dynamic Sharing of Large-Scale Visualization
11/10	Grid Computing Grid Examples
11/27	Map Reduce Tutorial Map Reduce
11/29	Basic Broadband Presentation on BB (starts @22:30) AWS Snowball
12/1	Peterson & Davie Ch 4.1 (BGP)

See Canvas.

The purpose of computer networking is not telecommunication.
Application-to-application communication is an unnecessary source of cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Universal connectivity between all pairs of Internet endpoints is neither natural nor nnecessarily desirable.
Overlay networks extend the Internetworking layer (Layer 3)
Interoperability at Layer 2 can support mulitple modes of distributed work
Aggregate data at large scale has no exact location.
TCP is not a reliable data transport protocol
It may be impossible to make broadband Internet service universal
Low latency is not necessary for high bandwidth communication.
Storage, networking and processing are not distinct technological categories.