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Article #45One-Day Course on RECENT ADVANCES IN COMPUTER NETWORKING, 19 May 1997, Sydney
From: San Murugesan
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 28 Feb 1997 00:00
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One-Day Course on
RECENT ADVANCES IN COMPUTER NETWORKING
including ATM, Multimedia, Wireless and Residential Broadband
By Professor Raj JAIN, Ohio State University , USA
IEEE Computer Society Distinguished Lecturer
Organised by IEEE New South Wales Computer Chapter
DATE: 19th March, 1997
TIME: 8.45 am to 5.15 p.m.
Registration: from 8.15 a.m.
LOCATION: University of Technology (In Broadway near Central)
Function Room, Gallery Level,
Tower Building(Bldg #1), Broadway,
Sydney.
FEES: $200, IEEE members, $180, and students $100 (lunch extra
for students)
Fees cover notes, morning and afternoon teas
and lunch ($15 extra for students)
INFORMATION: Lynette Tel: + 61 2 95142154 Fax: + 61 2 9514 1807
Technical matters - Sanjay
Tel: 95141858
Email:sanjay@socs.uts.edu.au
Registration Form is attached below.
Further details at Web site:
http://www.socs.uts.edu.au/ieee-comp/networks.html
PRESENTOR: Dr. Raj JAIN, Professor in Computer & Information Sciences at
Ohio State University and a Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE
Computer Society, is an IEEE Fellow, and a Fellow of ACM. After gaining
his PhD from Harvard in 1978, he was at Digital Equipment Corporation
for 16 years before his appointment to Ohio State Univerity. Professor
Jain, an
active member of the ATM Traffic Management Group, has inflenced its
direction considerably. He serves on the editorial board of "Computer
Networks and ISDN Systems", "Computer Communications" (UK) and the
Journal of High Speed Networks. He is the author of two popular books:
"FDDI
Handbook: High Speed Networking Using Fibre and Other Media" published
by Addison-Wesley and "The Art of Computer Systems Performance Analysis"
published by Wiley. For further information see his web site:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~jain/
WORKSHOP AIMS: The field of networking is growing exponentially, both in
terms of deployment and in development of new technologies. This makes
it difficult for most technical professionals to keep abreast of new
developments. This one-day seminar is designed to give technical
professionals an overview of recent advances in networking. The seminar
begins with discussion of trends in networking and then provides an
overview of new developments and technical issues in topics that are
being hotly debated in the networking community.
WORKSHOP OUTLINE
Networking Trends (0.75 hrs):
Exponential Growth
Technology Curve
Impact of Standardisation
Trends in Traffic
Trends in Topology
ATM Networks (1.5 hrs):
Overview
History
Addressing versus labels
Protocol Structure
Classes of Traffic
ATM Adaption Layers
LAN Emulation
Physical Layers
Further Sources of Information
High Speed Networking Challenges (0.75 hrs)
Networking Success and Failures
Key Ingredients of Success
Diseconomy of Scale
High Performance
Key for ATM to Succeed
Multimedia Networks (1.5 hrs)
Video Formats
Compression Fundamentals
JPEG, MPEG, H.261
Multimedia over IP
Sources for further Information
Wireless Networks (1.5 hrs)
Mobile versus Wireless
Wireless LAN's
Infrared, Radio versus Spread Spectrum Technologies
Wireless WAN's
IP Mobile Host Protocol
Sources for further Information
Residential Broadband (1 hr)
High Speed Networking Access to Home
Cable Modems
HFC, FTTC, FTTH
ADSL, VDSL Technologies
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REGISTRATION FORM
WORKSHOP ON ADVANCES IN COMPUTER NETWORKING
NAME:...............................................TEL:................
FAX:.....................Email:................
HOME
ADDRESS:....................................................................
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ORGANISATION &
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Registration Payment: $.................... .
Lunch for students $15 (optional) $...................
*Cheque enclosed: $...................
*Please make cheque payable to "IEEE NSW Section"
SEND TO: COMPUTER NETWORKING WORKSHOP
Attn: Sanjay Jha
School of Computer Science
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
P.O. Box 123 SYDNEY -2007
Sanjay Kumar Jha E-mail: sanjay@socs.uts.edu.au
ph: +61 2 9514 1858 Fax: +61 2 9514 1807
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