6.3 Multiple Access links and protocols

6.3 Multiple Access links and protocols
Video presentation: Computer Networks and the Internet
the multiple access link;
multiple access protocols: channel partitioning, random access taking turns;
case study: cable access networks
Computer networks class. Jim Kurose Textbook reading: Section 6.3 , Computer Networking: a Top-Down Approach (8th edition), J.F. Kurose, K.W. Ross, Pearson, 2020. See gaia.cs.umass.edu/kurose_ross for more open student resources.

[@praveenraj6354]

@JimKurose it's the end of 2023 and I'm still waiting for the rest of your lectures...

[@juragandata2536]

Me too. This semester I am on mobile computing, and chapter 7 is very important for it. did he pass away, anyway?

[@DaBestAround]

@@juragandata2536 I'm sure Jim is alive and well. He just hasn't got around to making the videos probably.

[@muratcan__22]

Thank you for these videos! It is saddening to see that the rest of the topics are missing now.

[@mquadrat9390]

Thank you for your videos! Way better than my uni-professor!

[@user-ls6ds1js3y]

I think the level of understandability is the same as in universities, might have done a lot better😢

[@onurcanisler]

*Another wonderful journey has come to an end! Thank you professor!*

[@moizihsan3623]

Hello Dr. Your lectures are amazing complement to the book. I highly appreciate your effort to make it easier for us. Are you going to upload more lectures of other chapters?

[@amirefii]

I really appreciate you for your efforts, ur videos saved me during my exams!

[@amonGustavo07]

lectures better than my prof using the same slides, thank you sir

[@kavitbhatt5494]

similar situation brother😂

[@hvasomhelst]

Thank you for the great explanation over this course sir, I highly appreciate it

[@ricp]

There's no replacement for Jim Kurose's teaching style... Too bad this is the last video. There is however an alternative using the same book & even Jim Kurose's power point slides , with another channel covering same topics "Epic Networks Lab"

[@yunusemredilber2752]

Is this the last recorded video?

[@HarshKumar-tw3st]

Unfortunately Yes, :(

[@JimKurose]

I'm planning to start posting again (I do so as I create them for my teaching at the University of Massachusetts). Jim

[@Rotellini-9809]

@@JimKurose yessir

[@alessandrovecchi5147]

@@JimKurose Let's go Jimmy :)) Hardcore fan here

[@ericyang6590]

@@JimKurose Thank you for releasing all of the video here. It's the best computer network course i could found. Hope i can see the rest of the video soon:)

[@marcusjak8116]

Where can i find the rest of these videos?

[@shivamverma9447]

great explanation

[@bobjones1196]

saving my grades. you should sell a course to professors on lecture content and how to teach lol

[@dev-r5722]

Thank you, for everything.

[@jeanlee1447]

Hi professor Kurose did a router drop you? Do you need to be re-sent?

[@DaBestAround]

this comment is absolutely gold. got the exact same humour as Dr Kurose.

[@juragandata2536]

His last paper was in 2022. Is Jim Kurose okey? We wait his upcoming video.

[@josuegiron600]

I really need chp 8 explained please

[@naturestudy9084]

Thank you Alhamdulillah

[@bharathhegde4665]

You are such a cutie >.

[@devmahad]

Cool

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[@tahliadelamare8315]

4:30 , today, it's rare to see anyone having a discussion/argument that still includes this type of communicational respect! Especially young adults who think they know it all and will scream over everyone to get their argument out