USTC Zheng Quan: Computer Networks
Descriptions
- Source: University of Science and Technology of China (Zheng Quan, Yang Jian)
- Prerequisites: Basic computer science
- Difficulty: 🌟�🌟🌟
- Class Hour: 40+
USTC Professor Zheng Quan's Computer Networks is one of the best networking courses in China. It's systematic and thorough, particularly suitable for graduate entrance exam preparation and systematic study of networking principles.
The course covers the complete networking knowledge system, from the physical layer to the application layer, with emphasis on core protocols at the network and transport layers.
Course Resources
- Lectures: Bilibili
- Slides: Available in Bilibili video descriptions
Course Features
- Systematic: Layer-by-layer coverage from physical to application
- Focused: Network and transport layers are covered in depth
- Exam-oriented: Content closely matches the 408 entrance exam syllabus
- Clear Chinese explanations: Fluent language with clear concept explanations
Self-Study Tips
Pair with Kurose & Ross. Zheng Quan covers principles; Kurose & Ross provides English perspectives and more examples.
Do the practice problems. The course has accompanying exercises, especially useful for exam prep.
Combine with Wireshark labs. Use Wireshark to verify protocol principles learned in class.
Notes
If you're preparing for the 408 entrance exam, Zheng Quan's networking course is essential viewing. Combined with Kurose & Ross, it covers both theory and exam preparation.