Course I'll Teach Spring 2002:

Courses

Spring 2005

E6951 Wireless and Mobile Networking II, Topics on Self-Organizing Wireless Networks

Fall 2004

E6906 Seminar on Sensor Networks

Fall 2003

ELEN E9701x Seminar in Overlay Networks using PlanetLab

The introduction of new services into Internet routers is problematic, limiting innovation. As a consequence overlay (e.g., Mbone, 6Bone, etc.) and peer-to-peer networks (e.g., Napster, KaZaA, etc.) have emerged as the key drivers for the introduction of new and potentially disruptive technologies, offered, not by network routers, but by end-systems and middleboxes.

In this seminar we will study this emerging area in networking and through a term project implement an overlay system, and possibly some new applications, using the new PlanetLab overlay network: http://www.planet-lab.org/ The idea is to study and discuss the concepts of overlays in a weekly seminar and to reinforce those concepts through experimentation using PlanetLab.

Spring 2003

EE E3940 Microprocess Systems Lab

To be held in the New iLab . Learn about cool 50 year old technologies such as EDSAC, cool 20 year old chips such as Z80 (who said we are not on the cutting edge at Columbia - Ed.) and the extremely cool network processor from Intel called IXP - you get to program the EDSAC, Z80 and IXP in one course. Very hands-on, and project and team oriented - you learn alot and have fun too!

Other Courses

EE E6951 Mobile and Wireless Networking II - Untangling the Wireless Web!

This is a "3G meets the wireless Internet" Course. You also get to design and write code for wireless projects using some of the protocols we developed in the COMET Group such as Cellular IP, INSIGNIA, PMIP and CIMS.