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CS 798 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Networking
University of Waterloo
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A graduate-level University of Waterloo course (CS 798, Fall 2008) on the mathematical tools used in computer networking, drawing on probability, statistical inference, and stochastic processes.
The commenter calls it a really great course with a broad set of topics, similar in structure to Stat 110.
CS Fundamentals & Systemsadvanced#computer networking#probability#stochastic processes#statistical inference#keshav
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It is unfortunate that the content isn't available outside of iTunes.
Thought, if you're interested there are some other pretty good intro probability courses online:
Math and Probability for Life Sciences (UCLA): http://www.academicearth.org/courses/math-and-proability-for... The course doesn't cover as much material, but is still fairly detailed.
CS 798 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Networking, Fall 2008, University of Waterloo: http://blizzard.cs.uwaterloo.ca/keshav/mediawiki-1.4.7/index... This is a really great course that covers a broad set of topics, and is some what similar in structure to the Stat 110 course. Beyond the basics of probability, you also can learn a good deal about statistical inference and stochastic processes.