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Given by Professor Xiaoming Li Peking University at Computational Science Panel on November 12 1998. Foils prepared November 19 98
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Theme:New Directions in Computational Science and Internetics as Academic Disciplines
Moderator: Geoffrey Fox, Syracuse University and Panelists:
  • Roscoe Giles, Boston University
  • Frank Gilfeather, University of New Mexico
  • Xiaoming Li, Peking University
  • Qian Depei, Xian Jiaotong University
  • Siamak Hassanzadeh Sun Microsystems
This presentation summarizes the case for Internetics as a discipline and describes Prof. Xiaoming Li's experience in introducing it at Peking University

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1 Is there going to be "Internetics" ?
2 Internetics: a derivation
3 Internetics: a derivation (continued)
4 Internetics: a derivation (continued)
5 Infrastructure -- whatever below TCP/IP
6 Software technologies -- above TCP/IP, but not application
7 Services -- the applications
8 Internetics --- practices

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Foil 1 Is there going to be "Internetics" ?

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Xiaoming Li
Peking University, Beijing, China
lxm@arch.cs.pku.edu.cn http://arch.cs.pku.edu.cn

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Needs for `Internet professionals', those who play technological roles in the development and maintenance of the Internet, e.g. Webmaster
`Axiom': hundreds of thousands of such people are needed
What knowledge do they need to have ?

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Internetics: a system of knowledge that one must acquire to be an `Internet professional'
Is it only a subset of computer science (or some other established discipline) ?
Is it big enough to stand alone ?

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Let's say `No' and `Yes' to the above two questions, respectively.
Then, what's inside of it, namely how do we properly formulate such a system of knowledge ?
Communication, computing, and content, or
Infrastructure, software technologies, and services

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Foil 5 Infrastructure -- whatever below TCP/IP

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Various types of lines (connections), Ethernet, ATM, Frame relay, ....
Routers and switches
Access equipment: PC, NC, thin client, NetPC, WebTV, ...
General purpose middleware: TCP/IP, DNS, LDAP, DCE, ...

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Foil 6 Software technologies -- above TCP/IP, but not application

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Basic protocol suite: HTML, HTTP, CGI, MIME, ....
Enablers: plug-in, Java, JavaScript, VRML, ....
Distributed component technologies: CORBA/IIOP, DCOM, JavaBean/RMI
`Capturing' technologies: GIF, MPEG, Real, ...

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Foil 7 Services -- the applications

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Information service: static and dynamic, passive and active, ....
Transaction service: security, reliability, privacy, ....
Collaboration service: chatting, gaming, conferencing, education, ....
Computation service: metacomputing, webflow, ....

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Foil 8 Internetics --- practices

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Spring, 1996 --- Syracuse University and Harbin Institute of Technology
Spring, 1998 --- A graduate course in Peking University
A certificate program under the ICWU umbrella is being planed

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