Xiaobo Zhou, Professor of Computer Science, serves as the Interim Dean of College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. He served as the Chair of Department of Computer Science from 2011 to 2016. He directs Distributed, Sustainable, and Cloud Computing Systems (DISCO) Lab. His research lies broadly in computer network systems, more specifically, datacenter cloud computing, BigData parallel and distributed processing, autonomic and sustainable computing, scalable Internet services and architectures, and computer networks and security. His research was supported in part by US National Science Foundation. He was a recipient of NSF CAREER Award 2009, and the University Faculty Award for Excellence in Research 2011.
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Discover the fundamentals of network communication in this engaging online course. From understanding the history of networks to exploring layered architecture, protocols, and services, this course is designed for beginners and professionals alike who want to gain a solid grasp of how networks function.
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Dive into the world of networking with our Peer-to-Peer Protocols and Local Area Networks course. This course is designed for those interested in understanding the mechanics behind reliable data transfers across networks and the intricacies of medium access control protocols. You'll explore how peer-to-peer systems operate, analyze various MAC protocols, and gain insights into local area network configurations including wireless LANs.
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Dive into the world of Packet Switching Networks with our expert-led course. Understand how these networks operate from both an external and internal perspective, mastering key concepts such as services for the transport layer, addressing, routing, and congestion control. Perfect for IT professionals and enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge in network algorithms.
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