Credits	4 cr
Status of the Course
Level of the Course
Teaching Period	III - IV
Workload
Learning Outcomes	You can write a scientific publication. You can find information from the data sources produced and used by the scientific community. You can focus your topic and create a study about it based on source material. You can present your analysis both in written and oral format.
Content	The course addresses current issues concerning the Internet. The topical area varies year to year covering research questions in Internet network architectures, protocols, network middleware, applications, services and service management.
Assessment Methods and Criteria	Preparing a written article and making a seminar presentation of it. Acting as a referee and opponent. Active participation in the seminar.
Literature
Study Material	Please see course homepage.
Substitutes for Courses
CEFR level
Prerequisites	T-110.4100
Grading Scale
Registration for Courses
Language of Instruction	EN. English
Course Staff and Contact Information	prof. Antti Ylä-Jääski, responsible teacher Sandeep Tamrakar, course assistant email: T-110.5190@tkk.fi
Office Hours
Further Information	The Internetworking seminar is an advanced MSc-level course where students write a technical paper in English on a topic related to Internet and present the paper in a two-day seminar in May. Each paper is assigned a tutor, many of which are university researchers and IT professionals from the local industry. Thus, the course is a great opportunity for students, TKK alumni and those working in the local industry or government departments to network and engage in security teaching at the university. This year seminar will address Recent developments in the Internet. During the last two decades the Internet and mobile networks have evolved to be the main communication networks that people use in their everyday life. These communication networks are now essential infrastructures for all of us. World Wide Web is about 20 years old, Facebook attracts hundreds of millions of users on a daily basis, billions of pictures, videos and music files are transferred in the Internet. In the 2011 spring seminar on internetworking we will broadly look at the most interesting recent developments, current trends and future predictions of the Internet. Possible topics include. Cloud computing Interactive social networks and services Green ICT and energy efficieny in Internet Future Internet Emerging new business models Responsible teacher of the course is professor Antti Ylä-Jääski, and Sandeep Tamrakar is the assistant of the course. Please, use course email address (T-110.5190@tkk.fi) when contacting the teachers.