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  • Open Course Ware Resources
    • Computer Networks Graduate networking course at MIT. Some of the latter part of the course material may be relevant.
    • Computer Networking Another graduate level networking course from MIT.
    • Distributed Systems An MIT course on designing distributed systems. This might be more applicable for 416, however a subset of the material may be appropriate for 317.
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  • Open Course Ware Type Resources
    • Computer Networks 6.263J 16.375 Graduate networking course at MIT. Some of the latter part of the course material may be relevant.
    • Computer Networking 6.829 Fall 2002 Another graduate level networking course from MIT. Course number 6.829 from the fall 2002.
    • Distributed Systems 6.842 An MIT course on designing distributed systems. This might be more applicable for 416, however a subset of the material may be appropriate for 317.
    • Computer Engineering 6.033 This is a course on designing/architecting computer systems. Some of the content deals with the construction and organization of computers networking.
    • Advanced Computer Neworking CS 244, Stanford A graduate course in networking. The course reading list is quite extensive and includes areas like the history of the Internet, end to end arguments, and stupid networks.
 

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