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Seattle Testbed The Seattle testbed allows students to easily do assignments that span thousands of real machines all around the Internet...
Netkit A network emulator for setting up and performing networking experiments...
Computer Networks - A Systems Approach
Computer Networking - Principles, Protocols and Practice Computer Networking : Principles, Protocols and Practice (aka CNP3) is an ongoing effort to develop an open-source networking textbook that could be used for an in-depth undergraduate or graduate networking courses...
Computer Networking A Top-Down Approach Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, 5/E

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Networking educators prepare lots of teaching material. Some of them spent countless hours to prepare detailed slides, collect reference papers or prepare labs or exercises. Most of this material is often only used within a single university. The objective of this website is to allow networking educators to easily and efficiently share links to educational resources. We strongly encourage you to register and contribute to the SIGCOMM education community. There are two ways to contribute to the SIGCOMM education community :

1. If you are a teacher or teaching assistant, you can post links to educational resources such as :

• slides that you developed for an entire course or even slides that provide information about a specific protocol or technology
• exercices that you have tuned over the years
• lab experiments that have allowed students to better understand the practical implications of various networking concepts
• bibliographies or pointers to tutorial papers
• video or recordings of courses or seminars
• ...

2. If you are a student, researcher, network professional or teacher, read the available educational resources, tag, rank and comment on them. The comments can be used both to provide suggestions about the posted educational resources but also as informal reviews. Furthermore, use the ranks to indicate the most interesting and most useful resources. See also the position papers for the SIGCOMM 2011 Education workshop

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