Changes between Version 65 and Version 66 of GENIEducation/SampleAssignments

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01/31/16 18:25:30 (8 years ago)

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Vic Thomas

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GENIEducation/SampleAssignments

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 == 1. Getting Started with GENI ==
 
-|| '''Exercise'''  || '''Objective''' || '''Type''' || '''Duration''' || '''Resources''' || '''Link to exercise''' ||  '''Contact''' || 
+|| '''Exercise'''  || '''Objective''' || '''Type''' || '''Duration''' || '''Resources''' || '''Link to Exercise''' ||  '''Contact''' || 
 || Lab Zero: My first GENI Experiment || Verify accounts and environment are set up correctly; familiarize students with the process of running an experiment on GENI ''(highly recommended as a first lab that students do in the class with help of an instructor)'' || Tutorial (preferably Instructor-led) || 1 hour || 2 VMs (EG or IG) || [wiki:GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/GettingStarted_PartI/ForInstructors Link] || [mailto:tutorials@geni.net Experimenter support], GENI Project Office ||
 || Lab One: Understanding the AM API and Omni || Understand how the GENI reservation process works, get familiar with the GENI Aggregate Manager API (GENI AM API),  learn to use Omni. ||  Tutorial (preferably Instructor-led) || 1 hour || 4 VMs (IG) || [wiki:GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/GettingStarted_PartII_ccn/ForInstructors Link] || [mailto:tutorials@geni.net Experimenter support], GENI Project Office ||
-|| GENI Desktop Basics || Learn the basics of instrumenting a slice and viewing measurement data using the GENI Desktop.  '''The GENI Desktop is used by some of the exercises listed below.'''||  Self-guided tutorial || 1 hour || 2 VMs (IG || [http://www.cs.unc.edu/Research/geni/geniEdu/01-Instrumentation.html Link to exercise] || [mailto:aikat@cs.unc.edu Jay Aikat], University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill ||
+|| GENI Desktop Basics || Learn the basics of instrumenting a slice and viewing measurement data using the GENI Desktop.  '''The GENI Desktop is used by some of the exercises listed below.'''||  Self-guided tutorial || 1 hour || 2 VMs (IG) || [http://www.cs.unc.edu/Research/geni/geniEdu/01-Instrumentation.html Link to exercise] || [mailto:aikat@cs.unc.edu Jay Aikat], University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill ||
 
 
 == 2. Networking Basics ==
-=== IPv4 Routing ===
-[wiki:GENIEducation/SampleAssignments/IPRouting/Procedure Link to exercise][[BR]]
-'''Type:''' Assignment [[BR]]
-'''Purpose:''' Students will understand how IPv4 forwarding works and how to configure static routes.  [[BR]]
-'''Resources:''' 3 VMs (EG).  [[BR]]
-'''Difficulty:''' Easy [[br]]
-'''POC:''' [mailto:mzink@cas.umass.edu Mike Zink], University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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-=== TCP Congestion Control ===
-[http://www.cs.unc.edu/Research/geni/geniEdu/03-TcpTraffic.html Link to exercise] [[BR]]
-'''Type:'''  Assignment or in-class demo [[BR]]
-'''Purpose:'''  Give students experience generating and analyzing TCP flows. Students will use iperf to create a flow and view the sawtooth behavior. A second flow will then be introduced to show how TCP flows share a link. [[br]]
-'''Resources:''' 2 VMs (IG).  Uses the GENI Desktop to visualize flows. [[BR]]
-'''Duration:''' 20 minutes for in-class demo [[br]]
-'''Difficulty:''' !Easy/Moderate [[br]]
-'''POC:''' [mailto:aikat@cs.unc.edu Jay Aikat], University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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+|| '''Exercise'''  || '''Objective''' || '''Type''' || '''Difficulty''' || '''Resources''' || '''Link to Exercise''' ||  '''Contact''' || 
+|| IPv4 Routing || Understand how IPv4 forwarding works and how to configure static routes || Assignment || Easy || 3 VMs (EG) || [wiki:GENIEducation/SampleAssignments/IPRouting/Procedure Link to exercise] || [mailto:mzink@cas.umass.edu Mike Zink], University of Massachusetts, Amherst ||
+||  TCP Congestion Control || Give students experience generating and analyzing TCP flows. Students will use iperf to create a flow and view the sawtooth behavior. A second flow will then be introduced to show how TCP flows share a link. || Assignment or 20-min in-class demo || !Easy/Moderate || 2 VMs (IG).  Uses the GENI Desktop to visualize flows. || http://www.cs.unc.edu/Research/geni/geniEdu/03-TcpTraffic.html || [mailto:aikat@cs.unc.edu Jay Aikat], University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill ||
 
 
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 || [wiki:GEC15Agenda/IntroToOmni/Instructions Intro to Omni Tutorial] || [[Image(http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/raw-attachment/wiki/Omni/omni-pic.png, nolink, 50%)]]  || This is a tutorial for teaching users how to use Omni. Omni is a command line tool for reserving GENI resources, and thus can help users automate their experiments. The tutorial guides the attendees through a very simple layer 2 example while introducing all the omni commands || 
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