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Marist College

Marist College is a private liberal arts college of 240 acres, located on the east bank of the Hudson River near Poughkeepsie, New York. The site was established in 1905, and chartered in 1946.
A brief look at Internet Protocol Security By Jason Breen

A brief look at Internet Protocol Security By Jason Breen

Joe Casey

Joe Casey

Authentication in Computer Networks Brendon Drew MSCS 560 - Computer Networks 12/2/2009

Authentication in Computer Networks Brendon Drew MSCS 560 - Computer Networks 12/2/2009

By: Rebecca Sheehan

By: Rebecca Sheehan

P2P Networks By Thomas Law 12/02/2009

P2P Networks By Thomas Law 12/02/2009

Audio Streaming by Deyaa Abuelsaad

Audio Streaming by Deyaa Abuelsaad

Virtual LANs In an organization, does it matter which users are on which LAN? LAN administrators prefer to group users to reflect organizational structure, rather than physical layout. Departments want to isolate their activities from Ethernet stations acting in promiscuous mode in other departments. Load distribution affects LAN organization Limiting broadcasting to a single LAN saves bandwidth But, in an organization people’s responsibilities change, and the organizational structure changes even when their physical location does not change.

Multicasting Contents Description of MOSPF Calculation of MOSPF source-specific spanning trees Description and annotation of PIM

Layout Managers In this lecture we concentrate on the Placement of components on the viewing surface of the applet. We are still primarily concerned with the appearance of the applet and not its functionality. We will add event listeners to the GUI components in a later lecture to create a useful applet.

TCP/IP Application Model Application TCP UDP IP Network Protocols Protocol Stack

IP Datagrams IP is the protocol for delivering packets over a heterogeneous collection of intercoonnected networks – the Internet. Its primary goal is to make the Internet as inclusive as possible. In order to provide this service, it must address the following concerns: Addressing – the naming of networks, hosts, and applications Address translation – the mapping between global and local names Routing – the delivery of IP packets to their destination Resource location – the discovery of the IP address of an application Fragmentation – adjusting to the packet sizes of the undelying networks

The Domain Name Server The domain name hierarchy is partitioned into zones Each name server holds information relating to its zone This zone information is implemented as a collection of records. Each record contains the following fields:

Declaring Pointer Types and Pointer Variables Dynamic Allocation and Deallocation of Memory Linked Lists Lecture #5 Topics Implementations of class List Living in a dynamically allocated array Living in a linked list

File I/O Contents Opening an input file Writing to an output file Examining the details of file I/O Using the String array parameters in function main( ) Review of input/output choices

Abstract Data Type STACK Lecture #6a Topics Three Implementations of class Stack: Living in a class List Object Living in an Array Living in a Linked List Application: Building an Arithmetic Expression Evaluator Infix and Postfix Expressions Postfix Expression Evaluation Infix to Postfix Conversion A Generic class Stack Putting It All Together

Object Component Button TextComponent Checkbox Choice Container Label TextArea TextField Scrollbar Canvas Panel ScrollPane Window Part of the AWT Class Hierarchy Dialog Frame Applet List

Swing
Layout Managers

Layout Managers

A layout manager allows the java programmer to develop graphical interfaces that will have a common appearance across the heterogeneous internet. There are five layout managers that the programmer may choose from: Flow Layout Grid Layout Border Layout Card Layout Gridbag Layout
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