(Here is the
Syllabus)
If the beasts were all gone, man would die of a great loneliness of spirit. For whatever happens to the beasts, soon happens to man, all things are connected. ---Chief Seattle, 1854 (On the wall in Florida Museum of Natural History)
Contact Information
Instructor:
Professor Yuguang ``Michael'' Fang
435 New Engineering Building
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Unversity of Florida
Phone: 352-846-3043, Fax: 352-392-0044
Email: fang@ece.ufl.edu,
Http: www.fang.ece.ufl.edu
Office hours: 10:30am-12:00pm, MW or by appointment
Classroom: Ben 328
Textbook and References
- Textbook: Data & Computer Communications, 9th Edition, William Stallings,
Prentice-Hall, 2011.
- Reference: Computer Networks, A. Tanenbaum, 3rd or any later Edition, Prentice-Hall.
Announcements
- Review for the third test, which will be discussed on this coming Friday class. (11/30/11)
- Please input your teaching evaluation for this course. For more information, here is a PPT presentation. (11/30/11)
- The final homework (HW #8) is up now and you could work on the problems. (11/14/11)
- Second test date: After checking with feedback from you, it seems difficult to find a time slot outside the classroom hours. So, we will have our second test during teh class time on November 18 (Friday). I have talked about this in the class on this Monday. The coverage of the second test is everything before routing (not including routing) and after the first test. (11/2)
- Homework #7 is up now. (11/2)
- Review for Test 2. Here is the slides. (11/2)
- The homework #6 is up now. (10/26)
- As we discussed in today's class, we will arrange a suitable non-class slot for our second test. Please check the available time slots in the afternoon from November 10-November 17. If we could not find a slot, we may use November 18 class time. Please let me know your schedule and I will send you an email regarding this. (10/26)
- In memory of Steve Jobs, here is the link for his speech at Stanford. (10/6)
- Review for Test 1. Here is the slides. (10/6)
- Homework #4 is up. (10/5)
- The make-up class will be held at NEB 401 (the conference room). (10/3)
- Make-up class: Some of you may have missed the last Wednesday's class due to the career fair. Considering the importance of the lecture, I will give another lecture tomorrow afternoon (Monday, October 3) at 5pm. Those who missed the class are strongly recommended to attend. We will gather at my office and then find a room for the lecture. (10/2)
- Mr. Linke Guo's office is NEB 446 and his email is blackglk@ufl.edu, you can contact him for help in homeowrk or project. A copy of the textbook is kept in his office for your reference as well. (9/21)
- Exam dates: Some of you asked for specific exam dates. Here are the proposed exam dates as follows: First exam, October 12 (class time); second exam: November 9 (class time); final exam: December 16 (10:00-12:00). (8/30/11)
- Please check the project description below and start thinking about the project as early as possible. The project outline has been updated. (8/30/11)
Lecture Notes
Project
Homeworks and Solutions for EEL4598
Additional Resource
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