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Episodes


4. Linear block codes, parity relations

3. Errors, channel codes

2. Compression: Huffman and LZW

1. Overview: information and entropy

11. LTI channel and intersymbol interference

12. Filters and composition

13. Frequency response of LTI systems

14. Spectral representation of signals

15. Modulation/demodulation

16. More on modulation/demodulation

17. Packet switching

18. MAC protocols

19. Network routing (without failures)

20. Network routing (with failures)

21. Reliable transport

22. Sliding window analysis, Little's law

23. A brief history of the Internet

24. History of the Internet cont'd, course summary

Transitioning From a Lecturer to a Coach
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