Internet Technologies

10.    Course Goals (acquired competencies):  Learning how the Internet is organized, Internet protocol exploration, IP addressing, routing, DNS, basics of TCP/IP communication, the study of various Internet services such as World Wide Web, FTP, messaging, email, also study protocols and communication concepts such as SMTP, HTTP, HTML and others. It also covers VoIP technologies, streaming video and multimedia, as well as security and management technologies on the Internet.

11.    Course Syllabus: Introduction to Internet Technologies. Internet architectures. Basic Internet protocols (DNS, DHCP, TCP, UDP). Internet Protocol (IP). Multiplexing of protocols on the Internet. Network operation (TCP/IP, client-server communication). Routing and switching to IP packets. Internet services (e-mail, FTP, telnet, chat, etc.). Web technology (HTTP, HTML). Multimedia communication over the Internet (streaming video & audio). Real-time Internet Transmission (RTP). Voice over IP (VoIP). Peer-to-peer voice networks over the Internet. Quality of service on the Internet. IP Network Management (SNMP). Internet communication security (IPsec etc.). Integration of IP and Classical Telecommunications.

12.    Learning methods:  The method of learning is based on theoretical lectures of students, supplemented with thematic auditory and laboratory exercises. Consultation with students. Making seminar work.