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LLC107
 Network Programming on Linux
Course Duration : Three Days: 10 am - 5.30 pm Course Fee : Rs. 4,600/- (plus service tax)
Course Overview
LLC107 Network Programming on Linux course takes an insight in to the Linux networking. Emphasis is given to topics such as interprocess communication, socket programming, signals and threads.
Pre-Requisites
Considerable knowledge of Networking concepts such as packet switching, circuit switching LAN/WAN/MAN. Knowledge of C/C++ programming makes the understanding more effective.
Target Audience
This program targets the programmers intending to build their career over Linux network / socket programming. The program also provides an effective migration for non-Unix professionals.
Course Outline
  • Networks
    - Introduction
    - Layering Principles
    - OSI, TCP Models
    - TCP, IP, UDP
    - TCP (ARP, RARP, ICMP)
    - IP (Classes, Datagram formats, IP
    routing, v4 v5 v6)
    - ICMP (Error Reporting, Correction. icmp format)
  • Process And Signals
    - Process & Process Environment
    - System calls related to Process
  • Management
    - Daemons
    - Signals
  • Interprocess Communication
    - Introduction
    - Pipes
    - FIFO's
    - Message Queues
    - Semaphores
    - Shared Memory with relavant Examples on client - server model
  • Sockets
    - Introduction to Linux domain Sockets
    - Sockaddr structure
    - Elementary Socket System Calls
    - Advanced Socket System Calls
    - Socket Options, TCP/UDP client - Server Examples Session Byte order, IP addr conversion routines I & II
  • Server Application Design
    - Interative Servers
    - Concurrent Servers
    - Select, System Call
    - Telnet, Netstat, TFTP & POP3
  • Threading
    - Introduction to threads
    - Basic thread functions
    - Communication b/w threads
    - Syncronization b/w threads
    - Mutual Exclusion b/w threads
    - Multi thread concurrent Server


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