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To provide an overview of basic teletraffic theory for network dimensioning and performance characterization of circuit switched public telecommunications network, broadband networks as well as the Internet.
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Traffic Flows in Networks. Dimensioning of Loss and Delay Systems. Loss and Delay in Switching Systems. Traffic Measurements. Multi-Dimensional Traffic. Traffic Models for ATM and Internet.
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I Traffic Flows in Networks
1. Traffic Units and Parameters
II Classical Loss Systems
1. Poisson Traffic Model
III Delay Systems
1. Classical Waiting Time Systems
IV Traffic Measurements
1. Measurements Recommended by ITU-T
V Multi-Dimensional Traffic
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1. Traffic Behavior and Characterization
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J.H. Hui:
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The final grade will be computed from the following components: midsem exam. (35%), final exam. (50%), assignments (5%), and laboratories (10%).
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