The final exam will take place on Tuesday May 11th, 2016, between the hours of 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in our classroom (Dana 132.)

The final exam will be comprehensive. You are allowed to bring three letter-sized sheets of information with hand-written contents on it (double-sided if you wish), no printed information is allowed during the exam. Two of the three sheets should be the ones you used in your two mid-term exams. You will need pens or pencils, and possibly an eraser if you use a pencil. You will not need a calculator or any other computing devices.

The following is a list of topics we covered the since the second mid-term exam. For a list of topics before, please refer to the first review and the second review.

• Mobility and mobile IP (chapter 6)
• Registration
• Home agent, foreign agent
• Indirect routing, direct rouging
• Basic mobile IP protocol
• Use of ICMP to facilitate mobile IP
• Agent discovery
• Mobility across network boundary
• Goals of network security: confidentiality, integrity, authentication, and accessibility (Chapter 8)
• Types of security attacks (Chapter 8)
• Symmetric key cryptography, DES and AES (Chapter 8)
• Public key encryption (Chapter 8)
• Advantages of public key encryption
• RSA: a particular example of public key encryption
• The basis on which RSA is secure
• Message Authentication Code (MAC) (Chapter 8)
• Digital signature (Chapter 8)
• SSL (Chapter 8)
• Properties of video and audio communication (Chapter 7)
• UDP media stream (Chapter 7)
• HTTP media stream (Chapter 7)
• DASH protocol (Chapter 7)