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ECT423 · KTU 2019 Scheme

Scheme
2019
Semester
S5, S7
Credits
3
Category
PEC
Papers
1
Updated
July 2026

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ECT423 syllabus

The course aims to expose students to computer networks taking a top-down approach of viewing from the layer of user applications and zooming into link layer protocols. The principles of various protocols used in every layer are studied in detail. A brief introduction to mathematical modelling of queues with an application to a single example is included.

Prerequisite: MAT 204 Probability, Random Process and Numerical Methods

Course outcomes

ECT423 course outcomes
COOutcome
CO1K2 Describe the protocols used in web and email applications.
CO2K4 Analyse problems pertaining to reliable data transfer, flow control and congestion over a TCP network.
CO3K3 Apply Dijkstra’s algorithm and distance-vector algorithm in the context of routing over computer networks.
CO4K4 Analyze the performance of collision avoidance algorithms in random access protocols such as ALOHA.
CO5K4 Analyze the delay performance of an ARQ system using standard queueing models.

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Departments that study ECT423

  • Electronics Engineering (VLSI Design and Technology) (S5)
  • Electronics & Communication (S7)

Frequently asked questions

Which KTU scheme is ECT423 in?

Computer Networks (ECT423) is in the KTU 2019 scheme and is a PEC course.

How many credits is Computer Networks?

Computer Networks (ECT423) carries 3 credits.

Which semester is ECT423 taught in?

ECT423 is taught in S5, S7. The semester differs between departments.

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