UE I6-B - Programming and computing environment 2

Knowledge expected at the end of the UEComprehend the calculation of expressions: (C1, N1), (C2, N1)Understand algorithms for inductive data structures: (C1, N2), (C2, N2)Understand layered network models: OSI/ISO and TCP/IP: (C1, N1), (C2, N1)Understand the role and services offered by each layer of the OSI/ISO and TCP/IP models: (C1, N1), (C2, N1)Understand communication channel access issues: (C1, N1),(C2, N1)Understand how Ethernet and CSMA/CD work: (C1, N1), (C2,N1)Understand the notion of addressing in TCP/IP: (C1, N1), (C2, N1)
Learning outcomes in terms of abilities, skills and attitudes expected at the end of EU courses
Program using expressions rather than instructions: (C4, N2)Specify calculations recursively rather than iteratively: (C4, N2)Formalize the specification of a generic calculation: (C4, N2)Compare different solutions according to style and complexity: (C5, N1)Describe the OSI/ISO and TCP/IP models and the role and services offered by each layer: (C4, N1)configure network interfaces on Linux machines and set up a simple network topology without routing (C4, N1)analyze simple causes of communications failure in a network (C3, N1), (C5, N1)compare and choose between different network interconnection elements (Hub, Bridge, Switch, Router, Application Gateway) (C4, N1)