Computer Networks - Week 3

    This week I learned about transport layer services, including multiplexing and demultiplexing for process-to-process delivery. I learned about the principles behind reliable data transfer, flow control, and congestion control. Two significant transport layer protocols, UDP and TCP, were thoroughly discussed.

    Our group programming assignment focused on developing a UDP Ping application that provided experience and demonstrated its usefulness in computing packet statistics. Using the network emulation program Mininet, we simulated the effects of distance, bandwidth, and loss on TCP traffic.

    Overall, Week 3 of Computer Networks provided valuable insights into transport layer services, reliable data transfer, and the implementation of UDP and TCP protocols. The programming assignment offered practical applications and reinforced my learning for this class.

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