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news
2017-05-09
Marc-Oliver is chairing the security session at IM 2017
2017-04-20
Marc-Oliver is demo co-chair of the CIoT 2017
2017-04-15
Felix handed in
his BA on native VSL interfaces.
2017-03-12
Marc-Oliver shares his eLearning experience at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Using Networks to Teach About Networks
2017-03-10
CPS workshop
with Joseph Sifakis and Vint Cerf online!
ilab2 — advanced networking
In summer term 2010, I used my six years experience with the iLab to guide eight students to create an entirely new exercise that deepens selected research topics from the computer networking chair.
Thanks to my colleagues that joined the effort with their expertise in different research domains: Andreas Müller, Tobias Bandh, Lothar Braun, Ali Fessi, Dirk Haage, Ralph Holz, Nils Kammenhuber, Alexander Klein, Gerhard Münz, and Johann Schlamp.
The first authors in summer term 2010 were: Rene Brogatzki and Mislav Boras, Jochen Ritzel and Willi Huber, Alexandra Simon and Carl Denis, Safey Abdelhalim and Shady Hussein
Topics
The course covers advanded computer networking topics on master level (10 ECTS).
You can find our current course portal at the Technische Universität München here.
The iLab2 topics include:
- Border Gateway Protocol (Pahl, Kammenhuber)
- IPv6 (Pahl)
- Mini labs:
- IP Multicast (Bandh, Raumer)
- SCTP (Müller)
- Advanced NAT (Müller)
- SIP (Bandh, Raumer)
- Measurement (Münz, Braun)
- IPv6 Firewalling
- CoDel
- Honeypots
- VPN
- WWW Security (Holz)
- Advanced Wireless LAN (Günther)
- Smart Space Orchestaration (Pahl)
- Create your own exercise (Pahl)
Create your own exercise
In 2014 I extended the iLab2-concept with a continuous extension element. The students are now developing a mini lab exercise as part of the curriculum. This teaches the students the creation of instruction materials, and of reviewing them. At the same time it continuously evolves the topics that are covered by the iLab2.
My students in 2014 experienced this lab for the first time and did a great job. The topics that were created are:
- IPv6 Firewalling (Aneta Stevanovic, Thomas Schultz)
- CoDel (Simon Gabl, Peter Gawronski)
- Honeypots (Benjamin Braun, Klemens Mang)
- VPN (Felix Kuperjans, Benjamin Beier)
It was a pleasure working with you - you did an amazing job!
"Your exercise" turned out to be a great success! Each semester all the teams are preparing one exercise each. The good exercises are available in the next semester as choice for an additional exercise. If chosen we improve the exercise and the students do it in their normal curriculum.
