This collection contains student papers and presentations from the teaching archive. It is distinct from the Enterprise Networking course materials. Names shown in the original titles are retained as student credits.
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- 1A Brief History of the Internet — Ziyun WangStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation tracing Internet development from packet-switching research and ARPANET. Discusses technological evolution, operations, the user community, and commercialization.
- 2Access Network Planning and Technologies — Zou JianStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on the subscriber portion of telecommunications networks and the technologies connecting customer equipment to exchanges. Explains access-network structure and the delivery of voice, text, data, images, and video.
- 3Windows 2000 Active Directory Services — Yongquan CaiStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on directory services as a central Windows 2000 component. Covers storage, naming, discovery, management, security, and replication of information about network resources. The author name follows the presentation rather than its filename.
- 4Active Directory Architecture and Benefits — Fuhu XiaStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing the Windows 2000 family and Active Directory. Explains the directory architecture and the benefits of organizing network-resource information through directory services.
- 5Active Directory Overview — Lina SiStudent presentationPPT
Presentation explaining directory services and their role in locating, managing, and securing network resources. Discusses how directories can simplify administration and support interoperability.
- 6Broadband Technology: Cable Modems and DSL — Ching-Jeng HsuehStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on broadband access and alternatives such as cable modems, DSL, T1, ISDN, and satellite. Discusses high-speed access in comparison with dial-up connections.
- 7Biometric Security Technology — Abraham TorresStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on recognizing or verifying identity through measurable human characteristics. Compares physiological and behavioral biometrics with password- and token-based authentication.
- 8Coastal Catalog Network Upgrade — Wayne StansburyStudent paper / documentDOC
Network design project proposing LAN improvements and Internet connectivity for a catalog business. Covers project scope, business and technical goals, network design guidance, and supporting diagrams.
- 9Distributed File System: A Logical View of Physical Storage — Rui XieStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on organizing files and shares from multiple servers into a unified namespace. Explains how a logical hierarchy can simplify access and administration across network storage.
- 10Andrew File System — Zihou WangStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on AFS as a distributed file system supporting file sharing across LANs and WANs. Discusses local caching and location independence as ways to improve access to remote files.
- 11Digital Subscriber Line — Chun JinStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on DSL broadband over the existing telephone access line. Introduces terminology, operating principles, and the relationship between data service and traditional voice service.
- 12DSL versus Cable Modem — Olubukola AdeyemiStudent presentationPPT
Presentation comparing two broadband access approaches. Introduces DSL and cable modems before examining their differences and practical tradeoffs.
- 13Getting Started with E-Commerce — Sophon ThanasrivilaiStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on establishing an e-commerce service. Covers hosting, digital certificates, merchant accounts, online transactions, and shopping-cart software in their historical context.
- 14E-Commerce Security — Xiaoli LiStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper examining security risks in online commerce, including exposure of sensitive data stored on web servers. Discusses SSL, electronic transactions, digital certificates, and encryption in the historical context of the paper.
- 15Introduction to Ethernet — Hailin GuoStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing Ethernet and the IEEE 802.3 family of LAN technologies. Reviews Ethernet’s origins and the role of the CSMA/CD access method.
- 16The Growth of Electronic Mail — Priti UsulumartyStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper on the development and growth of electronic mail. It offers historical context for e-mail as a network communication service.
- 17Network Cabling and Connectors — Petch BhumibhanitStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on cabling as the physical medium between network devices. Explains how cable characteristics, connectors, topology, protocols, and network size influence cabling choices.
- 18Internet versus Usenet — Nichelle SandyStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper comparing the Internet and Usenet. Read it as a historical reference on the relationship between general Internet services and distributed discussion systems.
- 19Intranets and Top-Down Design — Sonkoun SoudiareStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on private organizational networks built with Internet communication standards. Discusses intranet benefits, information access, cross-platform connectivity, and design considerations.
- 20IPv6 — Ivan Santillan’s PresentationStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on Internet Protocol version 6. Use it alongside the written IPv6 paper and other network-layer resources in this directory.
- 21IPv6 — Mathew Harris’s Written PaperStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper on Internet Protocol version 6. Provides a written companion for studying IPv6 alongside the related networking presentations.
- 22IPv6: Addressing and Implementation — Mathew HarrisStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing IPv6 addressing, headers, and routing benefits. Reviews infrastructure requirements and migration from IPv4 in the technology context of the original project.
- 23Local Area Networks — Ting Chen and Yourong WeiStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation introducing wired and wireless LANs and their historical development. Places local networking in the broader context of Internet ideas and organizations.
- 24MBone — The Multicast BackboneStudent paper / documentDOC
Historical paper on the Multicast Backbone and Internet multicast networking. It provides background for studying delivery of the same content to multiple recipients.
- 25Network Security — Lirong WangStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation introducing network security, attack types, encryption, and digital signatures. It explains how encryption contributes to protecting communications and business networks.
- 26Documenting Your Network — Florence J. DavidsonStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on documenting requirements, network diagrams, devices, configurations, and protocols. Includes design documents and responses to requests for proposals.
- 27Custom Car Applications — Enterprise Network Upgrade ProjectStudent presentationPPT
Network redesign case study for a nationwide automotive-parts business. The project focuses on connecting corporate users, stores, and warehouses to a new enterprise resource planning system.
- 28TCP/IP Network Programming with Winsock — Lizhi WangStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on building client/server applications with Microsoft’s C/C++ socket API. Introduces IP addresses, port numbers, server endpoints, and the exchange of requests and responses.
- 29Networking Today and the Future — Historical Technology OutlookStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on networking and its anticipated development. Read the forward-looking discussion in the context of the period when the project was prepared.
- 30New ADSL2 Standards — Tummanoon SripechpongStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on ADSL2 improvements in data rate, reach, interoperability, diagnostics, adaptation, and standby operation. Discusses the technical changes supporting new broadband services and deployment scenarios.
- 31Peer-to-Peer Networks in the Corporate Environment — TracyStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper examining peer-to-peer networking in a business setting. Use it as a historical companion to the peer-to-peer presentations in this collection.
- 32Routing Protocols — Yue DouStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on how routers receive and forward packets across interconnected networks. Explains routing-information exchange and the need to respond to failed or congested paths.
- 33Simple Network Management Protocol — Derrick CauthenStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper on SNMP and its role in network management. Provides a written reference alongside the management and monitoring presentations.
- 34Oracle Distributed Database Architecture — Written ProjectStudent paper / documentDOC
Written project on databases stored across networked computers but presented as one logical system. Covers client/server organization, network connections, replication, heterogeneous databases, transparency, and administration.
- 35Oracle Distributed Databases — Bora YasaStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on distributing data across multiple computers and locations. Discusses the reasons for distribution, client/server architecture, and the costs of transferring data over a network.
- 36Subnetting and Network Organization — Thanantinee TantivejakulStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing subnetworks and the reasons for dividing an organizational network. Discusses internal structure, routing-table size, address administration, and management benefits.
- 37JuxtaNet and JXTA Peer-to-Peer Networking — Wei ChenStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on JuxtaNet as an open, general-purpose peer-to-peer network. Topics include JXTA, the JXTA shell, Java bindings, XML, and file-sharing applications.
- 38Visualizing Corporate Information with NetViz — Written PaperStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper on using NetViz to provide insight into corporate information. Pair this written version with the presentation on the same subject listed elsewhere in the directory.
- 39Visualizing Corporate Information with NetViz — PresentationStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on identifying organizational data and displaying corporate information through NetViz. Emphasizes information sharing and the analysis of data for visualization.
- 40Virtual Private Networks — Jie Qin and Sihua XuStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on virtual private networking. Provides an additional perspective on using shared network infrastructure for private communication between users and organizations.
- 41Virtual Local Area Networks — Michael I. EjimStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on VLAN concepts and membership based on ports, MAC addresses, and network-layer information. Explains implementation approaches and the administrative implications of moving users between ports.
- 42Voice over Internet Protocol — David Van MourikStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper tracing telephone-network development and introducing voice communication over IP. Provides historical context for the move from conventional telephony to packet-based communication.
- 43Voice over Internet Protocol — Lamont BushStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper explaining how voice is digitized, compressed, and carried in IP packets. Discusses Internet telephony, early implementations, and connections between IP services and the telephone network.
- 44Internet-Based VPN Technology — Tao ChengStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing VPN benefits, requirements, enabling technologies, and solution approaches. Includes limitations and the future directions anticipated when the project was prepared.
- 45Virtual Private Networking — Karlene R. SamuelsStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on private access to corporate information over public network infrastructure. Discusses cost, security, scalability, broadband compatibility, and access by authorized users.
- 46Virtual Private Networks, IPSec, and Quality of Service — Patrick CoachmanStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing VPN concepts, data security, IPSec, and QoS. Includes historical examples of VPN products and approaches.
- 47Web Browsers: History, Types, and Features — Xiangcong Du and Yan ChenStudent presentationPPT
Presentation tracing browser development and comparing browser types and features. Reviews early products and the future trends anticipated at the time.
- 48Wireless LAN Technology for Small and Home Offices — Yanfeng Wang and Jie LinStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation on wireless LAN applications, benefits, hardware, and standards. Focuses on wireless connectivity for small-office and home-office environments.
- 49Wireless Networking and Security — Quintin KrispStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on wireless LAN applications, IEEE 802.11, Wi-Fi security, and risks associated with wireless access. Connects wireless technology with operational and security concerns.
- 50Wireless Network Layout and Applications — Degui CaoStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on wireless network components, access points, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and applications. Compares wireless and wired networking and introduces practical cautions for wireless deployment.
- 51Wireless Networks — Lina SiStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper on wireless networking. Use it as a written companion to the wireless LAN and wireless-security presentations in this directory.
- 52Wireless Security — Alfonzo EllisStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper examining the flexibility and mobility of wireless networks alongside their risks. Discusses confidentiality, integrity, unauthorized access, bandwidth misuse, and denial of service.
- 53Wireless Technologies — Sopraphankorn SuksawadStudent paper / documentDOC
Student paper on wireless communication technologies. Use it as a historical written reference alongside the wireless networking resources in this collection.
- 54The Wireless Web and Early Mobile Technologies — Chultemjamts BaldandorjStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on wireless web development, including WAP, HDML, and HTML. Discusses early third-generation mobile technologies and the opportunities and constraints of mobile Internet access.