Cybersecurity

Review on TCP/IP networks, LAN/MAN technologies [1h] Network architectures and functional areas [1h] Digital channels and switching hierarchies [1h] Wired and wireless access networks • Copper based broadband access networks [5h] • ADSL and VDSL, networking solution [5h] • Fiber based: PON and relevant extensions [3h] • Multihop/3G/4G wireless data [1h] • Wi-xx family [2h] • 4G cellular systems: LTE [5h] • Evolution towards 5G [1h] Core network and network management (25 hours) - Introduction to Optical Networks [4h] - WDM network elements [2h] - Management e Control of WDM networks [5h] - Multi Protocol Label Switching [5h] - Segment Routing [5h] - Software Defined Networking [4h] Practical lectures on Kathara • IP addressing [2h] • IP routing [2h] • DNS [2h] • VPN [2h] • Firewall [2h]

Basic understanding of Computer Networking (including IP/TCP suite) and of Telecommunications (digital data transmission).

Slides and scietific papers available at the Course web site and on the Moodle platform

Teaching activities are divided in theoretical and practical lessons (using Kathara). Blended Learning with on site lectures and online zoom meetings. Attendance to the classes is not mandatory.

optional

There are two ways to do the exam. CASE A: two steps; 1) The preparation of a written document describing the results of a project (done during the semester in a group and individually presented to the class); 2) Written open questions on the whole program. CASE B: two steps; 1) An exam done by collecting 3 written homeworks (done during the semester) on Kathara; 2) Written open questions on the whole program; In both cases part 1) is done during the semester and part 2) in the sessions of January/February. In all the other exam sessions the student should 1) do the Kathara as a written exam; 2) answer to two written open questions on the whole program.

Slides and scietific papers available at the Course web site and on the Moodle platform

Theoretical lessons and practical lab activities

Review on TCP/IP networks, LAN/MAN technologies [1h] Network architectures and functional areas [1h] Digital channels and switching hierarchies [1h] Wired and wireless access networks • Copper based broadband access networks [5h] • ADSL and VDSL, networking solution [5h] • Fiber based: PON and relevant extensions [3h] • Multihop/3G/4G wireless data [1h] • Wi-xx family [2h] • 4G cellular systems: LTE [5h] • Evolution towards 5G [1h] Core network, security and network management • Optical Networks [5h] • Multi Protocol Label Switching and QoS [3h] • Network control and management (Software Defined Networks and OpenFlow) [5h] • IPv6 [6h] • Segment Routing [3h] • Network Function Virtualization e Service Function Chaining [5h] Practical lectures on Kathara • IP addressing [2h] • IP routing [2h] • DNS [2h] • VPN [2h] • Firewall [2h]

Basic understanding of Computer Networking (including IP/TCP suite) and of Telecommunications (digital data transmission).

Lecture slides, book chapters and scientific papers available on Moodle https://elearning.uniroma1.it/course/view.php?id=11878 The link is accessible and updated in: https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/users/francescacuomouniroma1it

There are classical lectures and practical ones. The lessons will take place using the slides of the course. The practical ones will be performed on the computer using the kathara platform (https://www.kathara.org/)..

Attendance of the part dedicated to laboratory exercises is encouraged

The exam is divided two parts; PART 1) An exam done by collecting homeworks (done and evaluated during the semester) on Kathara (gives max 20/30 points); PARTE 2) Two written open questions on the whole program (gives max 10/30 points). In both cases part 1) is done during the semester and part 2) in the sessions of January/February. In all the other exam sessions the student should 1) do the Kathara as a written exam; 2) answer to two written open questions on the whole program. As an alternative instead of PART 1) the students can present a document describing the results of a project (done during the semester in a group and individually presented to the class).

Lucidi del corso, video lezioni e testi ed artcoli disponibili su Moodle https://elearning.uniroma1.it/course/view.php?id=11878 Il link viene aggiornato da: https://corsidilaurea.uniroma1.it/it/users/francescacuomouniroma1it

There are classical lectures and practical ones. The lessons will take place using the slides of the course. The practical ones will be performed on the computer using the kathara platform (https://www.kathara.org/)..