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Algorithmic Aspects of Telecommunication Networks

TE 6385

Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science

This is an advanced course on topics related to the design, analysis, and development of telecommunications systems and networks. The focus is on the efficient algorithmic solutions for key problems in modern telecommunications networks, in centralized and distributed models. Topics include: main concepts in the design of distributed algorithms in synchronous and asynchronous models, analysis techniques for distributed algorithms, centralized and distributed solutions for handling design and optimization problems concerning network topology, architecture, routing, survivability, reliability, congestion, dimensioning and traffic management in modern telecommunication networks. 3 credit hours.

Prerequisites: CS 5343 and CS 5348 and (CS 3341 or ENGR 3341 or equivalent).

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