Course: Advanced Networking class University of Colorado

Project Information

Discipline
Computer Science (401) 
Subdiscipline
11.01 Computer and Information Sciences, General 
Orientation
Research 
Abstract

In Spring 2013, I will be teaching an Advanced Networking course at the University of Colorado. This is a research oriented graduate level class which will provide students with exposure to tools commonly used by networking researchers as well as learn the state of the art research in the field.

Intellectual Merit

This proposal covers a graduate class, and on its own has little intellectual merit. However, with the tools in place, students will be free to advance the field through each of their projects.

Broader Impacts

With FutureGrid, graduate students will be provided with exposure to state of the art research infrastructure in addition to commonly used research tools. This will aid in their own research and hopefully be used as part of their semester project. Undergraduate students who have taken the network systems class offered at the Univ. of Colorado will be allowed and encouraged to enroll.

Project Contact

Project Lead
Eric Keller (erke9581) 
Project Manager
Eric Keller (erke9581) 
Project Members
Matthew Monaco, Murad Kaplan, Ryan Hand, Michael Ton, Aravind Mohankumar, Satish Rajasekaran, Ehab Ababneh, Srinivas Lakshminarayan, Francesco Di Natale, Matt Hulse, Andrew Sayler, Tejashree Morje  

Resource Requirements

Hardware Systems
  • alamo (Dell optiplex at TACC)
  • foxtrot (IBM iDataPlex at UF)
  • hotel (IBM iDataPlex at U Chicago)
  • india (IBM iDataPlex at IU)
  • sierra (IBM iDataPlex at SDSC)
 
Use of FutureGrid

There will be two programming assignments -- one involving Click and one involving OpenFlow. I would like students to use FutureGrid to complete one of these assignments to get exposure to research infrastructure as well as tools. Additionally, students will be required to perform a semester long research project of their choosing. I would like FutureGrid available for them to use.

Scale of Use

One to two VMs per student for one or two assignments, which should take one week to complete. For a sub-set of students, periodic use of multiple VMs over the course of the semester on a research project.

Project Timeline

Submitted
12/17/2012 - 15:10 
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