Chapter 1:
1.1 Layers
1.2 Packets
1.3 Datagram Forwarding
1.4 Topology
1.5 Routing loops
1.6 Congestion
1.7 Packets again
1.8 LANs and Ethernet
1.9 IP
1.10 Transport
Chapter 2:
2.1 10-Mbps classic Ethernet
2.2 100-Mbps Ethernet
2.4 Ethernet Switches
2.9 Virtual-Circuit Switching
Chapter 3:
3.1 Encoding and Framing
3.3 Packet Delay
3.7 Stop-and-wait
3.8 Sliding windows
We did not do error detection
Chapter 4:
4.1 The IPv4 header (you do not need to memorize the specific layout)
4.4 Classless IP delivery
4.5 Subnets
4.6 ARP
4.9 Routing-update algorithms
We did not really do IPv6.
Chapter 6: not on the exam
The following exercises from the ebook should give you a fair
idea of
what
to expect on the exam; you shouldn't necessarily complete every detail
of these,
but you should
study the text until you're reasonably confident you know how to
approach them. The exercises on the first and second homeworks are probably the most important for chapters 1, 2 and 3.
The most important exercises are
in bold.
Selected solutions are now available on blackboard.
Exercises are as of October 14, 2012.