Download BCS052 BCSL056

BCS-052: NETWORK
PROGRAMMING AND
ADMINISTRATION
and
BCS-056: Lab
DR. NAVEEN KUMAR
Course Coordinator
SOCIS, IGNOU
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Objectives
This course provides a comprehensive
technical introduction to TCP/IP.
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hands-on guide to Network Programming,
shows how the protocols work,
Learn to design and develop the protocols,
How TCP/IP operates in practice,
Learn and practice -network administration
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Course Material Details
BCS-052
BCS-056 (lab)
 No. of Blocks : 3
 No. of Units: 11
 No. of Blocks : 1
 No. of Units: 4
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BLOCK – 1: TCP/IP PROTOCOLS
 UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO TCP/IP
 UNIT 2 INTERNET PROTOCOL
 UNIT 3 TRANSPORT LAYER
PROTOCOLS
 UNIT 4 APPLICATION LAYER
PROTCOLS
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BLOCK 2: FUNDAMENTALS OF
TCP/IP PROGRAMMING
 UNIT 1 TCP/IP PROGRAMMING
CONCEPTS
 UNIT 2 SOCKET INTERFACE
 UNIT 3 SOCKET PROGRAMMING
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BLOCK 3: NETWORK ADMINISTRATION
USING LINUX
 UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO
NETWORK ADMINISTRATION
 UNIT 2: NETWORK
ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES
 UNIT 3: NETWORK CONFIGURATION
AND SETTING
 UNIT 4: NETWORK MANAGEMENT
AND SECURITY
Theory Counselling Sessions
BCS-052 -- 9 Sessions
BCS-056 – 10 Sessions
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SESSION DETAILS : BCS-052
Session Block Topics and Units
No.
No.
1
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Need of Communication and protocols, The
architecture and Protocols of the TCP/IP Protocol
Suite OSI model and the TCP/IP Suite; (Unit 1)
2
1
understanding of the IP protocol architecture;
operation of IP protocol and header, the operation of
TCP & UDP and its header format;(Unit 2 and 3)
3
1
role and meaning of ICMP. describe the operation of
application layer protocols i.e. DNS and SMTP,
FTP, etc (Unit 3 and Unit 4)
4
2
client/server architecture, structure of sockets; use of
sockets; how to write client/server programs. (Unit1)
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2
Elementary System Calls; basic data transfer calls;
demonstrate the simple network programs with
socket calls. ( Unit 2)
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SESSION DETAILS : BCS-052..
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2
Advance System calls; advance data transfer calls;
Byte Operations and Addressing functions;
socket options; raw sockets; programs for multiple
recipients, Qos Issues. (Unit 3)
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3
Role and responsibilities of Network Administrator;
Linux Inter-networking; Network Clients
System Initialization; Use Remote Administration
Services and Tools. (Unit 1)
8
3
Managing software , File systems, users; System and
kernel management; Basic Troubleshooting;
Configuring Networks ; DHCP. (Unit 2 and 3)
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3
DNS;NFS;Web Server;Networks and Security (user
and Disk);Security Configuration and Analysis
Account Policies; Permissions and Restrictions;
Configuring Network Settings; Advance
Troubleshooting. (Unit 3 and 4)
BCS-056 (Lab): Unit 4 has session Details
Evaluation Scheme
Continuous Assessment– 25%
TEE – 75% weightage
 Each component has 100 Marks Max.
and 40 Marks Minimum for BCS-52.
 Each component has 50 Marks Max.
and 20 Marks Minimum for BCS-56.
 Duration:
 BCS-52– 3 Hours
 BCS-56– 1 Hour
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Recommended Books
 1) Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Computer Networks, Third edition.
 2) Behrouz A. Forouzan, Data Communications and Networking, Third
edition.
 3) Douglas E. Comer, Internetworking with TCP/IP Vol.1: Principles,
Protocols,
 and Architecture (4th Edition).
 4) William Stallings, Data and Computer Communications, Seventh Edition.
 5) W. Richard Stevens, “UNIX Network Programming”, Prentice Hall.
 6) W. Richard Stevens, The Protocols (TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 1).
 7) SA2, Redhat System Administration I & II, Student Workbook
 8) Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide, Seventh Edition by Todd
 Lammle
 9) Redhat Enterprise Linux System Administration
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Contact Address
Dr. Naveen Kumar, Reader,
Room No: 133, FF, Block – C,
IGNOU Academic Complex,
IGNOU, Maidan Garhi, N Delhi – 110068
Tel: 011-29533436
Email: [email protected]
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