1.2 The network edge

[@andicarrter]

It is so useful to watch these videos after finishing a chapter to cement what I have read. Thanks!

[@TrầnTrọngTrí-m6s]

it is useful to watch these videos after finishing a chapter to cement what i have read. thanks professor

[@scientificodessey8889]

I am very happy that I can read his book and I can learn from the author. Love from Bangladesh,great teacher.

[@OGAMERBR1]

Where can I find the answers of the session "Homework Problems and Question"? I need to know if I'm in the right path with my answers.

[@sonianarendramodi2605]

Please dont do that , lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@malinduumeshan3119]

"Chegg" maybe?

[@amalabuhassan8049]

Very useful lecture.

[@rjbeatz]

Thank you for this useful lecture

[@kunpeng2240]

Thank you! Prof Kurose! You course helps me a lot!

[@tammy_21]

non-CS major here studying this for my MSCS class on computer networks. Thanks a lot for making these videos and posting these for free!! Will read your book afterwards!!

[@hehbedjhdjsb3197]

what are some examples for edge devices? Routers, smartphones and all that stuff?

[@suki8848]

I use this videos to revise for my exams, you make studying less hard! Thank you so much for making them public ❤

[@karanpreetsingh5966]

You always rock babe.

[@ChineseWinnie]

You're a god

[@fckstress4502]

He is good not god

[@ChineseWinnie]

@@fckstress4502 cope

[@kunpeng2240]

Thanks for spreading valuable knowledge online!

[@fula_programmer]

I don't know how great full I will be to you my lecturer at university is using the same pdf slides as the one you are using sir. Thank you☺

[@vrihenarora1830]

Cause these are the official slides released by the book author himself

[@xecreth7211]

You mentioned picking up other books if we had interest in the physical side in more depth, do you have any recomendations by chance?

[@blesq71]

you are a godsend, these videos are clutching for my networking midterm

[@devmahad]

Notes: This gives the basic overview of the network edge.

[@saddamhasanzai7967]

❤ Best and Awesome profsser following y from Afg ❤

[@borisdorofeev5602]

wow thank you so much.

[@BobSponge-r2d]

Very good! Awesome Professor!!!!

[@faheemahmad3957]

that music!

[@muratcan__22]

awesome energy

[@easthastings6919]

I'm 28 yo. just got into programming and networking. feels like i've found what i've been searching for all my life. but sadly i don't have appropriate background. am I too old to start getting into it?

[@ericpratt9509]

no

[@piyush6631]

Not at all! I'm 26 and doing a master's degree but I'm aware of individuals who are pursuing computer science even in their high 30s. 28 is not a bad age to start. Good luck with the learning :)

[@aaroncastro910]

I am 50, and I just started last semester a Master Degree in EE. Then, never is late!!!

[@omarmohamedel-amirshaalan7846]

no you are not, actually it is the perfect time to start as this field is booming, learn a data structure language (C++,Java) and that is the start, go from that to flutter, and reactJS, then go to mongoDB, and finally the APIs (backend)

[@wibulord926]

yeah too old no company will hire you

[@vivianryan6033]

why this lecture is not listed publicly?

[@JimKurose]

Hi Vivian. I'm making the whole series public now. I wanted to "soft launch" them and see if people found them useful before publicly listing them. Jim

[@sumitprajapati821]

@@JimKurose Your book is amazing. I was reading it and then found these videos which actually summarises very well of what's written in the book. Thank You for both

[@dalatesthits3849]

Pause.