Using Ns in the Classroom and Lab. Papadopoulos, C. & Heidemann, J. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on Computer Networking: Curriculum Designs and Educational Challenges, pages 45–46, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, August, 2002. ACM. Paper abstract bibtex This white paper describes how we are using ns [the ns-2 network simulator] in networking education. We seek to apply simulation to two different areas: the classroom and the laboratory. For classroom use, we seek to augment lectures with animations that show specific protocol behavior. In laboratory use, students modify simulation scenarios to explore protocol design choices. Here Ns is used directly by students, who submit their work for grading. We give a brief summary of how we have used ns in these roles and changes we have made to ns to make it more amenable to such purposes.
@InProceedings{Papadopoulos02a,
author = "Christos Papadopoulos and John Heidemann",
title = "Using Ns in the Classroom and Lab",
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abstract = "
This white paper describes how we are using ns [the ns-2 network
simulator] in networking education. We seek to apply simulation to two
different areas: the classroom and the laboratory. For classroom use,
we seek to augment lectures with animations that show specific
protocol behavior. In laboratory use, students modify simulation
scenarios to explore protocol design choices. Here Ns is used directly
by students, who submit their work for grading. We give a brief
summary of how we have used ns in these roles and changes we have made
to ns to make it more amenable to such purposes.
",
}
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