Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Kellerer Full Professor Chair for Communication Networks Technische Universität München Munich, Germany kellerer@ieee.org

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Home   -   Bio   -   Publications   -   Talks   -   Research   -   Lectures   -   Professional Activities   -   Impressum NOTE: For my current lectures at TUM please see http://www.lkn.ei.tum.de. Lecture in Winter Semester 2011/2012 Advanced Network Architectures and Services 1 (ANAS 1) Technische Universität München (TUM), Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Course number: 72454 Credit Hours: 2 1 - (3 SWS, 4.5 ECTS) Language: English Students: WA EI-WA 7,WP MSCE-CS 3,WP MSCE-CE 3 Lecture (new): Tuesday, 16:45 - 18:15; Tutorial: Tuesday, 16:00 - 16:45 room 0406 (multimedia lecture hall, TUM Munich city campus) For more details: ANAS 1 homepage at TUM Evaluation results for WS 2011/2012: Lecture, Tutorial Evaluation results for WS 2010/2011: Lecture, Tutorial Evaluation results for WS 2009/2010: Lecture, Tutorial Course Outline The networking world is evolving constantly. Previously separated networks such as telephone networks, cellular networks and the Internet are converging and soon all services will be provided based on IP-networks. Next Generation Networks (NGN) describe such architectures where services are provided across different networks based on the Internet paradigm. In addition to traditional, operator controled services, so called Peer-to-Peer (P2P) services are emerging in such environments. P2P systems are based on the user's devices rather than on heavy network infrastructure and thus mark a paradigm shift in communications networking. This course will introduce into the most important communication network and service architectures in IP-based mobile and fixed line communication networks. One part of the lecture addresses the evolution of traditional telecommunication systems towards the Internet starting from Internet telephony to the IP Multimedia Subsystem, which is used in UMTS for push-to-talk and presence services today. The second part is deadling with Peer-to-Peer technologies and services. The general focus is on upper layer (above TCP/IP) communication protocols. The course teaches the basic protocols and algorithms for signaling and P2P overlay networking as well as practical aspects of system evaluation and Internet standardization. Lecture notes and slides (Password required) The course covers the following subjects: Peer-to-Peer networks and Next Generation Networks Mobile and fixed network architectures Signaling Networks Intelligent Networks: IN and CAMEL IP-based multimedia systems: VoIP, SIP IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) Standardization (IETF, 3GPP) Mobile Internet (WAP) Peer-to-Peer systems principles Unstructured P2P (Gnutella) Structured P2P (Chord, CAN, Kademlia) P2P data delivery (BitTorrent) P2P applications (VoP2P/Skype) Mobile P2P Introduction to system evaluation (analytical, performance simulation) Course Goals Understand the problems of service support in IP-based next generation networks (application and session layer) Understand common principles of (mobile) service systems and understand design decisions behind standardized mobile service platforms Understand common principles of Peer-to-Peer systems and their usefulness to networking Be able to assess the capabilities of service enabling network technology Past lectures WS10/11, TUM: 72454 ANAS 1 (3SWS) WS09/10, TUM: 72454 ANAS 1 (3SWS) WS08/09, TUM: 72454 ANAS 1 (3SWS) WS07/08, TUM: 72454 ANAS 1 (3SWS) WS06/07, TUM: 72454 ANAS 1 WS06/07, Univ. Klagenfurt: Ringvorlesung Informationstechnik (invited lecture) WS05/06, TUM: 72453 ANAS WS04/05, TUM: 72453 ANAS SS04, TUM: 72453 ANAS WS03/04, TUM: invited lecture for 72413 Engineering Management WS03/04, TUM: 72453 ANAS