Dive into the fundamentals of computer networks in this comprehensive course from Stanford University. Explore key concepts including network architecture, protocols, and data transmission. Gain a solid understanding of how information flows across the internet and local networks. Learn about network security, troubleshooting techniques, and emerging technologies in the field. Develop practical skills through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, preparing you for a career in network administration or further studies in computer science.
An Introduction to Computer Networks
Stanford University via Independent
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Taught by
Nick McKeown and Philip Levis
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3.7 rating, based on 3 Class Central reviews
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It is not the simplest course for an undergraduate but it is very much rewarding. Both instructors are great and it is a wonderful resource for students/engineers who are into network engineering.
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Great course. Nick and Phil are great to listen to, the course tells you everything you need to know about networking. Some parts of it are a little hard, but generally, many great computer science problems have been solved in networking, and it would be a mistake not to have this in your repertoire.
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